The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1922-09-29
Program, For Study
Club In MapLeton
What Will Be Taken Up BY Or
ganization During Coming.
Season. ...r :.


ford creameries for the month of
August. A falling off in the checks
is noticed due to the extreme hot
weather and the drying up of pas
lures. Those receiving checks OF
over $50 at the Mapleton Creamery
are, E. F. More, $S7.54; G. w.
Proehl, $S4.32; Selix Berun, 1854;
A. L. Miller, $77.5S; Amiel Proehl,
s75.73; Ralph Cornell, $65.41: War
rem Lievan. $64.26; Mrs. Aug. Kel-
der, 1928; Ira Bishop, s6o.93;
Schultz Bros, $6O.12; Robt. Prem
low, 1894; Aug. Kunz, $5S.27; ].
F. Bell, $55.05; Albert Hardtke.
s54.79; Fred Hackett, $S4.S1;. Earl
Walker, $54.02; Elmer Martin,
$685.; Albert Jaeger, 1913; Chas.
Doss, $52.79: H. N. Hicks, $50.S4.
The Beaufort patrons receiving
checks of $50 and over are, F.
Behnke, s79.99; Fred Bluhm, 1881;
John Albrecht, s69.22; Chas. How
ley. s6S.82; VIM. Ballard, $6S.59;
Mrs. Paul Nitz, $6737; Alex Kren-
gel, $64.04; Henry Ruege, $62.7S; ].
w. Strobel, $60.45; Henry Hodapp,
$59.71; Albert Birr, 1854; e. Tru-
benbach, $57.68; Joe Hager, 1851;
Clyde Henry, $3.50; Ernest Cramer
$685.; Andrew Little, $55.24; B. A.
Birr, $3.50; J. w. Oyer, $52.13. SIC
was paid by each creamery for but
terfat.
Robert Chute of Washington
state spent a short time Wednesday
with his uncle, DR.. F. ]. Bomberger.
The local merchants will conduct
bargain days on Wednesday and
Thursday of next week at which
time some very good bargains will
be offered. Please bear this in
mind.
The great photoplay, THE Sheik,"
will be shown at the .Pastime the
alter on Tuesday and Wednesday
evenings, September 26 and 81. This
Is one of the screens greatest SEN
and Rudolph Valentino.
Eugene Monroe of Kansas City.
Mo-, has opened up photo shop in
the Keene building, and is ready to
handle all Photographic work. Ma
pleton has been without a studio
for over a year and we are indeed
glad that someone has decided to
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Ecklund of st.
Paul are visiting at the V. J. Grein-
er home. , "a 4
Miss Ruth Bishop spent a few
days the past week with her sister,
Mrs. ID. C. Reckman at Window.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Sugs of Chi.
cago and Mrs. N. ]. Fisch and
daughter of Minneapolis spent the
past week visiting at the VIM.
Throendle home.
The Kings Daughters society
was entertained at the home Of Mrs.
Jessie Dobie Thursday afternoon. A
large number were in attendance.
MI. and Mrs. Chas. Troendle and
son Lucas of ST.. Paul visited old
friends at this place the latter part
of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Treanor7 OF
Mankato spent Friday with friends
in the village.
The Woman's Study club met at
the home of Mrs. u. G. Argetsinger
OF, Tuesday afternoon where they
outlined the years work and ar
ranged their monthly program as
October 3.-Hostess. Mrs. J. F.
Albrecht; subject, THE Panama Ca
nal and Zone; committee, Mes.
danes G. J. Wolff, B. F. Taylor and
]. M. Coggeshall; Roll Call, Ami
mails, Birds or Plants of Canal Zone.
October 17.-Guest Day at Pubiic
library; Subject, THE Woman Citi-
zen" Committee, Mesdames;; =. G.
Hotaling, J. S. Emerson and q. G..
Argetsinger.
November Hostess, Mrs. Judd
Cornell; Subject, Costa RIGA. His
tory, Industries, Government, People
and Topography" Committee Mes
danes, W. A. Hanna. Chas. Proehl
and e. o. Healy; Roll Call, Animals,
Birds and Plants at Costa Rica.
November 17.-Open Meeting,
Book Week" at Public Library.
November 21.-Hostess. Mrs. T.
C. Busse; Subject, Topics of the
Day. How United States and Latin
America affect each others daily
life: Committee, Mesdames, M. H.
Strobel, T. M. Hamp and W.. j;
Richter; Roll Call, Household
december 5.-Hostess, Mrs. J. M;
Coggeshall; Subject, Nicaragua and
Guatemala, industries, natural re-
sources and climate; Commlttee'
Mesdames, L. w. Kruger, W. r.
Henning and H. w. Healy: Roll
Call-Animal. plant or bird life OF
Nicaragua or Guatemala.
December 19.-Hostess. Mrs: I.
B. Taylor; Subject-'"Earthquakes,
volcanoes and cathedrals OF Cen
trail America. Short Journeys in
Salvador; Committee, Mesdames T..
Hadley, Sam Evans and I. =.
Busse; Roll Call-"Animals, Birds
or Flowers of Salvador.
January 9.-Hostess, Mrs. j. 3.
Emerson: Subject-Topics OF the
nav. Honduras, general descrip-
ton. commerce and inhabitants;
Roll Call. Household Hints; Com
mittee, Mesdames, H. M. Berry. WIN.
C. Schultz and A. Humid.
January 23.-Hostess, Mrs. Sam
Evans; Subject, Brazil. contour,
coffee. culture, commerce. cities, So
cial life and government: Commit
tee, Mesdames, c. T. Schweitzer. J;
Stanzel and F. J. Bomberger; Roll
Call-"Animals. birds or flowers OF
BRAZIL"
February 6.-Hostess. Mrs. "A.
Humid: Subject" Argentina. history,
government. cities, physical charac-
teristics. imports and exports.
COMMITTEES, Mesdames T. b. TAYLOR,
]. Johnson and J. F. Albrecht; Roll
Call-Animals. birds and flowers OF
Argentina.
Hamp: Subject-"Chtle ana Peru'
history, government and industries.
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