The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1922-12-01
DEATH OF PIONEER
ST. CLAIR SETTLER
Mrs. Henry SchalloW Passed
Away Friday
WILL HOLD BAKE SALE
Domestic Science Will Sell Cook
ing Next Tuesday Afternoon;
Other Items
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st. Clair. November S0.-A few
days ago Mrs. pagan had the misfor
tune TO fall in such a manner as TO
sprain her ankle. AT the time of this
writing she is suffering considerable
pain.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Melhausen
and son Of Mankato were guests at
Ia" home of MIR and Mrs. Otto Juliar
sunday afternoon.
Miss Miller is assisting Mrs Dunn
Uuck with her household duties.
The members of the domestic
- their teacher Miss Macintosh will
hold a bake sale at the high school
tUiiding Tuesday afternoon. the
money received to help pay for some
OF the expenses of the department.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank MCComb and
daughters and Mrs. Anna Andrews
and son Dwight were shoppers at
Mankato Friday.
The members OF the Ladies Aid
Of The Lutheran church were enter
tsined at the home OF Mrs. Anderson
last Wednesday afternoon. On &C
count OF the bad condition OF the
loads some of the members pressed
faithful old Do05in" into service,
others formed hiking party and
Wended their way 10 the Anderson
home. where alter the usual business
iUpetiug the ladies enjoyed social
atc.ncon while they worked with
al on various pieces OF needle work.
: delicious lunch was served by the
ru; tess. The next meeting will be
I'D with Mrs. Albert FitZloff Thurs
~. December IA.
About twenty were present at the
Noman's club meeting Friday after
noon IL the high school building. The
meeting WIS opened b. the president
Mrs. Frank Schroeder. \ short pro-
lsm was enjoyed, followed by the
- inesG meeting after which the
I" dies had the pleasure of witness
ING some o! the work Of the girls
.iysical training class under the
-0pCTvision of Pro-. Small. A lunch
listing o. sandwiches, cake and
/, Zee vas served Ey the committee.
the members Of the Ladies' Aid
the Lutheran church will hold
heir annual sale and supper at the
'rvp hall SATURDAY. evening. Decem
er 9. Price for adults 35 cents and
i,ildren % cents. The ladies will
Save a large display of/useful and
fancy articles. which viii make suit
able Christmas gifts. An invitation
is EXTENDED to all 10 come and enjoy
p social evening anu partake OF the
oocd. warm supper these ladies are
famed for serving.
One of the pioneer residents of
mss county. Ms. Henry Schallow
uaSsed away at her home in the VII
lage Friday morning. November "a,
Tbout one o'clock. The deceased has
been in poor health foT>several years
and the past few months she has
been failing quite rapidly from the
fleets of cancer on the bladder. All
that medical skill and loving hands
could do was done TO combat the dis
ease. For about four weeks she has
been confined to her bed and 1t was
= great comfort TO this loving mother
through her long hours of suffering
to have her children with her Anne
liza Hoppe was born in Germany Jan
uary %, 1854. and was united in
marriage TO Henry Schallow in Ger
many on November II, 1875. To this
union ten children were born, one
preceding his mother in death and
was laid 10 rest in Germany. In 1879
Mr. and Mrs. Schallow with their two
small children left their native land
for America. Settling first in Scott
county In 1881 they moved to Blue
Earth county, where they purchased
2 farm a few miles from the village
Gu which they resided until Novem-
her. 1918, They retired from active
farm life and purchase d home in
the village. In 1921 they moved TO
Minneapolis, returning to this place
the following year, building for them
"elves here a modern home. where
they have since resided, The de-
ceased is survived by the husband
and nine children, four sons and five
daughters. Paul of st. Clair, Emma
enburg and Edit, Coz ri Nirneapo-
lis. Charles of st. Clair Henry of
Minneapolis. and Lizzie Dunbeck, St.
Clair; Lillian and Ben of Minneap-
oils. One brother John Hoppe OF
Eeauford. The community extends its
heartfelt sympathy TO the bereaved
children and husband The funeral
services were held at the home at
one o'clock and at the Lutheran
church ar 80 Tuesday. Rev. Fritzke
conducted the services.
George Kelly and friend Of Man
kato were guests at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. John Shields Sunday after
moon.
Messrs. Chase. Boswell and Thiel :
man returned Thursday from their
hunting trir. il is reported that they
in compan,- ~ seven others Sc
nred two deers.
Mrs. Nell. dner of Montana is
visiting at the home of her brother
Dr. Macbeth and Wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Mace and
daughter OF Waseca and Gertie Kohl
man OF Mankato were guests at the
nome of Mrs. Mace Sunday. Mr.. and
Mrs. Mace will move to Austin this
geek. Mr.. Mace having accepted a
POSITION there.
= Ms. Albert Juliar, who has been
listing with relatives in the country,
returned to her home at this place
Wednesday.