The Mankato free press., 1922-06-02
NEWS OF SAINT
CLAIR BY SCRIBE
NUPTIAL EVENT IS HELD
THERE THIS, WEEK
MISS HINTZE Welded
She Becomes Bride of Robert
Grundemerer; Personal
Notes Of Village

Sl, '.CldlT. May So.-MlSS lrOSl,
who resides with her parents south
east OF town. is acting as day cen
tral at the local telephone office.
Frances Tillman, who resides
with Mrs. Phalin, had the misfort.
une to fall from a tree and break
her collar bone. She is reported as
suffering considerable pain, but is
resting easier at the present time.
The high school ball team, ac-
conipanied by Professor Nelson and
the high school girls. motored to
Pemberton Friday afternoon, where
they met the Pemberton high school
ball team on the diamond. The
score was 70 to 6 in favor of the
local ball team.
Announcement has ben made of
the approaching marriage of Ralph
Preston, TO Miss Nora Albrecht of
Mapleton.
The funeral services Of Bernard
Jones, two year old son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Clark Jones of Mankato. was
held at the Catholic church, Thurs
day evening. The sympathy Of the
er O'Connor officiated. Little Ber-
nard passed away at the st. Joseph's
hospital about nine o'clock Tues
day evening. The sympathy of the
enLire community is with the be-
reaved parents in this their hour
of grief. Mr.. and Mrs. Jones have
been called TO lay to rest four o.
their children in a few short years.
The marriage of Hazel Hintz and
Robert Grundemeier took place in
the Evangelical church, Monday
/ evening at eight o'clock, Rev.
George Hielscher performing the
ceremony. The church was hand.
! somely decorated with white ana
pink crepe paper and sprays Of ap-
pie blossoms and lilacs. At eight
and the bridal party entered to the
strains of Lohengrin's Wedding
March, played by Miss Esther
Schroeder. The bride was preceded
by two flower girls, Harriet Hintze.
sister Of the bride, and Mildred
Juliar. They were prettily attired
in light blue and each carried q
basket of flowers. AS the bride and
groom took their place beneath a
, large arch formed over the front of
the altar, Verna Haedt sang TN
the Garden of the Roses" After the
ceremony the immediate relatives
and the young couple went to the
, home of the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. l.. Hintze where a deli,
cious dinner was served. Among
! those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
August Beccue, Sr., Mrs. Anna Riese
and daughter Elizabeth and son
Lawrence of GAINESVILLE Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman Beccue OF Willow RI
yer Clara Hintze and Mr. and Mrs
NrfI1 - sio1 -
! Beccue, Mr.. and Mrs. John Murphy
Mankato, Mr.. and Mrs. August Bee
cue Jr.. and Mr.. and Mrs. Otto
Froelich of Eagle Lake. Ernest
Grundemeier of Minneapolis and
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hintze of
Smiths Mill. A large number OF
! the friends Of the newlyweds fol-
lowed .them to the Hintze home
where congratulations and best
wishes were extended to the cou-
pie. A number of their friends gave
them a charivari and the st. Clair
Band turned out and gave them a
serenade The bride, Who is one of
, ST. Clair's most esteemable and
popular young ladies was attired in
gown of white satin and georgette
with veil fastened to the head
with lilies of the valley. The groom
is one of our enterprising young
business men and is son Of Mr.
and Mrs Grundemeier of Mankato.
| The young couple went to Mime.
apolis for a few days and on their
return will make their home in this
village.
A free clinic under the auspices
of the Blue Earth Public Health
association was held at the public
! school building last Friday. DR..
| Black of Mankato, accompanied b?
two state physicians and three
nurses, including the county nurse,
examined a large number of pupils,
| for eye, ear, nose and throat trouble.
A favorable report was given.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Chase autoed
to the home of James Foley last
Sunday to help him celebrate his
birthday anniversary.
Mrs. Fannie Andrews and daugh-
ter Una are spending b few days
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
McComb.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hilton and
home yof Mr. and Mrs. John Crow
ley at Tivoli Mrs. Crowley. as
sisted by her sister, Pearl Buch-
holtz, gave a three course dinner to
"a number of relatives from Man
kato, Tivoli and ST. Clair. The
event was given IN honor Of Mrs.
Crowley's and Miss Buchholtz's s
mother, Mrs. Charles Hilton, on
Nick Philips accompanied by
Dr. Macbeth went to Rochester the
first of the week, where Mr.. Phil
lips underwent an operation The
report has been received that Mr..
Phillips is getting along as well as
could be expected.
Mrs. Lynch has been spending a
few days with her daughter, Mrs.
Jones of Mankato.
Miss Biggins is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Jerry Lynch at this place.
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