The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1922-12-01
CONTEST OF ROYAL
NEIGHBORS IS TIED
But Banquet Will Be Held,
Just the Same
NOTES PICKED IN TOWN
Live Happenings of Village Col
lected BY The Free Press
Reporter

me ru4e3 OF the contest were the
losing side was TO entertain the wiz.
negs at banquet, but on counting
Inc candidates il was found each
Sue has secured three new mem
lels, so the lodge members will mi
aa.e and entertain the candidates
next saturday evening, November
-. , hs altaIns Of lie contest were
GeEe. va undemeler ana AppleI
AL.----cn. Ine new moHI4ers ate
L.--S - acn, Loretta Corus, MRS.
b.-s.--, '-4Is. Burgess. Va III Haeut
- -. rLeuben nacIt.
$50. HriGHef Oh " ateFNllie called
cE - l1te-4uS anu nelsnpviS In tue
49, TINS VEGA. NnLe mere ne
gaest OF mis- 3oh ana wne,
49,. - .4fs. FRANK fisher.
A.. Cd -nir.. Sci ulne Lynch en-
To- .A.n-l ufe Iauers l,ster d, tneIr
lS-.->. =. Jlast " the "csh.
s.L.. GrIgnun< Entertained DR..
an - Macbeth II sIA clock
,.---s.- ,fedneeua.
L.. schanu. l. st. Faul spent
the week el4d al tue hone o. ms
LL4eE.s, Nj. IA -44S. hdhIJ Scnal-
-. Retchka has sold his place
&c i.C4lnaA rItElUH. 4Lr. and MRS.
ILs---..-a VII mo.u baCA 10 "aluorI
ala 49,, on thvIf IarH with tnelr
sU4 and daughter.
Ii. tnd n,rG. John fiZion Will
res-as on the place purchased or
IL. l,etcnka.
Ihs.e VIII be no preaching ser
l!cls al the EvangenCal sunday,
ember 20, as the pastor, tte'.
CSC. &c hieIsCher VIII 60 10 WaDas-
10 10 assist the minister at mat
p.aee in conducting the quarterly
l.-eung. Sunday sChool will De neid
q. the usual noJT. Prayer meeting
sill be held al the home or Mr.. anu
MS. hubmeT Wednesday evening.
Jchn and Leo Roerig of Mankato
vert guests at the parental home
SUNDAY
I'd. Franska, who is assisting
Frank Riese in corn husking, spent
sunday and Moday with his parents
at this place.
Messrs oscar Lubke and Harry
Filter went to Rice Lake. Saturday
evening to hunt They will return
home Sunday.
Ladies, do not forget the meeting
OF the Community Women's CLUB
which will be held in the high
. school building Friday afternoon,
November "A, at three o'clock. Each
woman is requested to bring cup
and spoon. A program will be given
followed by refreshments and
social time.
The Mems club reports a good at
tendance at their weekly meeting
thursday evening, November 16.
About twenty were present.
Owing TO an error in print this
article in last weeks news was in
correct. The faculty of the local
school have SO arranged their work
10 a period of six weeks instead OF
four weeks, as has been the usual
custom.
Fred Franska is assisting Mr..
Grawander with corr! husklng.
Leon Fisher has been detained
from the school the past week be-
cause of illness.
Rosalia Schroeder, who has been
attending school here and staying
at the home of Mrs. Emma Hintze,
returned to the home OF her parents
Friday morning, being ill. 1t is hop
ed that at the end of two weeks
resi- Rosalia will be able TO resume
her school work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franska spent sew
eral days at the home or tnelr
daughter and husband, Mr.. and Mrs.
Julius Linde near Smith Mills, MT.
Franska while there assisted his
son in law shred corn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Whiting at
tended the wedding of the formers
sister Mildred Whiting at the home
of her parents, who reside near
Mankato, Wednesday, November 10.
Mrs. Edith Chase spent few days
this week with her sister, Mrs.
Henry Campbell at Mankato.
Frank Amberg went to Alma City
Sunday. being called there by the
death of his. brother John Amberg:
Esther Jsliar, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. George Juliar, and ed.
Everett of Olivia were united in
rarents Thursday, November is.
/ Rev. George Hielscher performed
the ceremony in the presence OF a
| large number of relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Mace and
daughter of Waseca visited the for
mer's mother. Mrs. ]. Mace the hrst
of the week.
Misses StrobeI and Dodeman spent
the week end at Mankato. r
Mrs. Sac and daughter visited
friends near GAINESVILLE few days
last week.
Mr.. McMilIen, county agent. in
company with the superintendent
of the club work for the county. will
speak at the high school building
Wednesday evening, November, 30.
1t is hoped that there will be a good
attendance at this meeting.
Mrs. Fred Schultz left Saturday
the Ladies' Working club of the
Mrs. George Hielscher entertained
for Minneapolis, where she will
visit at the home of her daughter,
Mrs Forrest higgins.
Evangelical church Wednesday af-
ternoon, November %. The after
noon was spent in a social manner
and after the usual business meeting
q delicious lunch was served by the
hostess. who was assisted in serving
nv Mr.. Kuske and Louise Buchholtz
This was the time for the annual
business meeting, but because of the
bad condition of the roads, not
many Of the rural members were
able to attend, so II was decided to
hold the annual business meeting
next Tuesday afternoon, November
%, roads and weather permitting
Members please take notice Of this
change in date. IA.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Rrske in com
rany with the latter's mother visit
ed with relatives in st. Peter Mon
day. Mr. and Mrs. Kusse returned
that evening, but her mother viii
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