The Mankato free press., 1922-01-13
NerUS OfMapleton Is
Told By Correspondent
Annual Meeting Of The Congre-
qationaIists; Eastern Star
Entertained
Especial to The Free Press.l

Mapleton. Mimi, January 10-The
annual meeting of the Congregational
church aid society will be held at the
home of Mrs. L. w. Kreuger on
Wednesday afternoon, January II.
The supper will be served by Mes
DANES John Johnston, B. F. McGre-
for, L. T. Phelps, Robert Lang and
Mrs. Rebecca Ellis. All members are
urged TO be present. The annual
meeting of the Baptist Aid society
will be held the same afternoon at
the hopEa of Mrs. J. l. ISete....cc-,'tt- t. The
members of both societies are re-
quested TO attend their respective
meetings.
Miss Lenore Greiner and Leslie
Kruger returned tc Northfield Mon
day morning to resume their studies
at Carlton college.
The new January magazines have
have arrived at the public library and
are ready for inspection. The library
is proving to be very popular place
as will be noticed by the large num-
Der of books that have already been
loaned this month. On Saturday,
January 7, SO books were loaned.
MISS ESIIeI nISuCI ldO dSSCPSCo IhS
position Of assistant librarian.
Messers. John Krouss of Water
vile and L. l.. Krouss of Minnesota
Lake were over Sunday guests Of
their brother F. S. krouss.
Lyman Jensen of Minnesota Lake
visited friends at this place Friday
evening.
Bills are out announcing public
dance at the Sterling town hall this
Friday evening, January IL. Music
by Morrow's orchestra.
the village and surrounding country
attended a party at the w. w, Taylor
home in Sterling last Friday evening.
A most pleasant time Is reported.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Morrow en-
tertained at a family dinner on Sun
day. The guests included. Mr.. and
Mrs. B. F. Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs. T.
B. Taylor, James Taylor, Mr.. and
Mrs william Taylor Ss2r,s and n family aS Mr. Mr..
Robert Bissell and daughter, Mrs.
Jessie Bissell. Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
TAYLOR. Miss Naomi Lund5erg and A.
J. Will.
The young people of the Lutheran
church held another one of their fine
programs at the church Sunday even
ing. The program consisted of songs
recitations, etc. These entertain
ments are proving to be very popular
with the young folks. Let the good
work go on.
The missionary society of the Fed
Grated churches will meet with Mrs.
Helen Howieson on Friday afternoon,
January 13. Please bear this in mind.
Misses Frances and Cecilia Pagel,
returned to their school work at
Window Saturday evening.
J. J. Dobie returned 20 Franklin on
Saturday to resume his duties as
professor in the public schools of that
place.
Miss Alice Romberger returned to
her school work at Bijou. Mimi. on
Saturday after spending the holiday
vacation with her parents.
The Eastern Star Ladies entertain
ed the Masons and number of in
vited friends at party at the lodge
hall Friday evening. About sixty
people were in attendance. Games
and sports of various kinds were in
dulged in by AN present. A basket
social was one Of the special features
of the evening. 3. F. Taylor acted as
auctioneer and the neat sum of $44
was added to the treasury funds.
This was followed by dancing, the
music being furnished by the Bor-
ebert syncopators.
J. w. Getty was a business visitor
at Mankato on Monday.
The new village skating rink is be-
ing heartily enjoyed by the children
and large number are present at all
times