The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1922-11-10
NEWS OF SAINT
CLAIR IS LISTED
Clubs Are Well Organized
In That Village
BRING FOLKS TOGETHER
General Happenings That Have
Been Recorded By Free
Press Reporter

st. Clair, Nov ember S.-A gen
eral invitation was extended to the
women OF this vicinity to meet at
the high school building Monday ev-
ening for the purpose of organizing
a society Tor the women OF this
community. On account or the bad
weather and muddy roads the at
tendance was not very large. The
meeting was called to order by EN-
ma Coleman and the following Of
ficers , were elected. Mrs. Frank
Schroeder, president Emma AintZe,
vice president; Emma Coleman,
secretar! and treasurer. Miss Ger
ZACH, MRS. Hilton and Mrs. Julia
were appointed a committee to
draw up the constitution and by
laws TO be submitted to the mem
bers at the next meeting. Mrs.
Schroeder, Mrs. Hintze, Miss Code :.
man, Mrs. Chase, Mrs. Fisher and
Mrs. Hilton were appointed on the
refreshment committee; Miss Ger
ZACH, Mrs Grundemeier and Mrs.
Juliar on the entertainment COM
mittee for the next meeting. 1t was
decided TO call the organization The
Wnmen'S Society, and to meet once
a month at the high school building.
1t is hoped that large number Of
the women of the community Will
attend the next meeting, which will
be held at the high school building
Friday afternoon, November "a, at
three o'clock.
Mrs. Rosa Geyer and son Of
of the formers parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Charlie Pagenkopf Friday.
Pearl Dooley who is teaching in
the LYNCH district, spent the week
end with her aunt at this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Huebl are
enjoying the pleasures of a new
Ford car, which Mr.. Huebl purchas-
ed in the cities last week
The Ladies' Working club will
meet at the home of Mrs. George
Juliar Wednesday, November 8.
Mrs. Esther Dyer and baby OF
Dakota are visiting at the home of
Mary Phalin.
Mr.. and Mrs Herman Frank have
their new home completed and are
now nicely located in the same,
having moved there last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Whiting en-
tertained a number Of relatives at
dinenr Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Getty and
Sunday with Mrs. Getty's mother,
Mrs. Matteson at this place Sunday.
The members Of the Lutheran
church have mad foundation put
under the building they purchased
nom a. Congregational society.
Mr.. KG the work
Paul DIS injured one Of his
knees white making ADJUSTMENTS on
his corn picker. -
Mr. Schalloy, whose hand was
badly injured while operating a
uraehfpO Yoaphipa iS ahla tn return
to his work this week.
The young people Of the Evangel-
ical church met ct the church Sun
day evening and reorgan1zed a
young peoples alliance society un.
der the supervision of Rev. George
Hieischer They have seventeen
members at present. IT is hoped
others will soon respond to the In
vitation to unite vita these young
to carry on the work: me follow
ing officers were elected. Verna
Haedt, president; Esther Schroeder,
viee president; Alice Juliar record :
ing secretary; Mabel JuLar, cores
ponding secretary; Merton Juliar
treasurer. The society will meet
Sunday evenings before the regular
church service.
Mrs. Irwin Juliar was hostess to
afternoon in compliment to Esther
Jrliar, who will be a bride Of this
month. Miss Juliar was well re-
membered by her friends with
many useful and handsome gifts. +
delicious lunch was served by thu
hostess.
A number from this vicinity are
attending the Sunday school and
Young Peoples Alliance convention.
which is being held at the Evangel-
ical church at Mankato this week.
lected delegates to attend the con-
vention from the local Alliance 80.
ciety and Esther Schroeder and
Mabel Juliar from the Evangelical
Sunday school George Hielscher,
local pastor will lead the devotional
services Saturday forenoon Z
A large number Of the neighbors
and friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Huebl gathered at their home Sun
Huebl, who expect soon to move to
Mankato. Although Mr.. and Mrs.
Huebl were entirely taken by sur
ptise they soon in their usual social
and pleasant way made all feel wei
come. A most enjoyable evening
was spent. At late hour the
guests served a bountiful luncheon
and all departed, extending 10 MT.
and Mrs. Huebl their best wishes.
The first number of the Lyceum
course, which was to have been
given Wednesday evening, has been
postponed until November 10
James Robert Barley, cartoonist,
lecturer and clay modeler will en- :
tertain the audience. Those that
have not yet secured tickets for the
course may do so by applying TO q
warm lunch at the noon hour
is now being served at the Local
school to those pupils that live al
a distance who are unable to return
home for their dinner Miss Mac
Intosh has charge of the work anG
the girls of the domestic sciencc
department serve as cooks for the
period of one week The two girIs
having the honor to serve the lunch
the first week were Marcella Pestka
and Rosalia Schroeder
A meeting Of the men Of this vi
cinfty was held in the gymnasium
room of the school building Monday
evening for the purpose of organic
ing a Mems Community club. The
following officers were elected
rather O'Connor, president; George
Hubnler, secretary and treasurer