The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1922-11-17
NEWS OF SAINT
CLAIR IS LISTED
Happenings In That Village
Past Few Days
SOCIAL NOTES BOOKED
Personal Mention of People Com
ing and Going; the Sick
Notations


St. Clair, November 16.-Messfs
Henry and Ben Schallow. Anna
Brafiaenburg and Edith Cole of ST.
I'aui visited at the home Of their
parents Mr. and mrs. Henry Schai-
, low, ST.. Sunday OF last week. Mrs.
fBEandEnbuTg and Edith Cole OF ST.
the weSk to assist il the care OF her
mother who is very iii. Tuesday the
ctEgurCh were -sggIn called At the
time oil TINS writing Mrs. Sehallow
is reported very low, not being able
TO take any nouFishment. She is
gradually growing weaker.
Mrs. Anna Andrews was hostess
to the members OF the Ladies Aid
cBciety Of the Luthe. an church ana,
iriehus 1hs-isday aitCrnoOn. There
were about forty present. The after
noon was spent Ill doing needle
work and after the usual business
Meeting a aeicious lunch was serv'
cd by the, hostess assisted by Mrs.
rIitzske and, mrs. Flantz. The next
meeting aMfn be held in two weeks
al The home or Ms. Anderson.
- Mr.. Mosher, local manager of the
Cominsnue.. elevator unueI vent al
operation at the hospital at Manka-
TO. "Wednesday. fhis is ait. Mosher's
third operation In sholt time.
= Election Jay passed of quietly.
Sanborn, Quinn, schultz, hintze
and Juliar One hundred and four
teen votes were east in the village
and Il was repoIte that the same
liiifnEer voted in the township.
Nj. and Mrs. Iii itaske are enter
tanning the iatters mother Mrs.
otto. e.
Janesyiile are The rroud parents oil
Iittle boy. whG arrived at their
hCMe Sunday, NUYe.Lpec ..
MIR. and Airs. Robe t Huebl have
owed to Manka.o. MIR. and Mrs.
'penter who reside southeast OF
vintage, Will alO'c onto the Bos-
farm. Messrs Jake Chase,
Ihielman ami Clay Boswell
'nuay for he northern part OF
On a hunting expedition.
nj in one oil the auto trucks
the local garage, which
them to bring back with
game. = hey will be join
tt1 by Henry Campbell
/ IL Mr. Bennett OF
Andrews at browns
is enjoying a few
ONE Oh hcr bIOther
I'd wife.
4Gsso have had in
rome a new hot
Chester Christensen
c.. I'd number OF their
iliuLAIs at cards Saturday evening.
Mr and Mrs Won heilnst won the
prizca. A aeliciods lunch was sefy-
ed by the hostess.
Mrs. Boyer and baby and Mary
hahn visited at the home Of mrs.
John BuchholtZ Wednesday.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. Ell VanBaren OF
.lkato were calling on friends in
his vicinity Sunday.
Mrs Ed Kuske returned from her
visit in Germany last week Satur-
> day. She was accompanied on her
return by her mother, who will
make her future home with her
daughter and family at this place.
There was a good attendance at
the first number Of the Lyceum
hall Friday evening. Mr.. Barkley
proved a good entertainer as a car
toonist and clay rnoulder.
Mr.. and Mrs Charlie Pagenkopf
have moved into their home which
they have had remodeled.
= Arthur 0rthun spent the week
end with his sister, Mrs. Chester
IL.
ing Luther college, at DEBORAH, Iowa.
I'D Ario, the newly elected sheriff,
was a pleasant caller in our midst
"s MTs' Ben schallOw on st. Paul is
spending the week at the home OF
Mr. and Mis-. Henry Schallow.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Bremen at
the home of the latter's mother,
Mrs. Holmquist Friday, twins, boy
and girl.
Mrs. Dora Grams Of Thief River
Falls, whe was called home on &C
count Of the serious Illness Of her
father Mr. SantoTa of GAINESVILLE,
spent the week end at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. William Beecue. Mon
day morning in company with Mr..
and Mrs. Beccue she went to James
vile. ':
The annual meeting of the La
dies Working club OF the Evangel-
ical church will be held at the home
OF Rev. and Mrs. George Hielscher
wednesday afternoon, November 20.
1t is hoped that all members will
make a special effort to be present
at this meeting. e.. - =, -
Armistiee day program was given
by: the pupils at the school building
Friday afternoon. r.-.
The faculty of the local school
nave 50 dTEduSeO lnCA WIN ludb
their monthly reports are made out
four weeks as has been the custom
heretofore. -... go.
The Mems Community club met
at the high school building Thurs
day evening. Those present enjoyed
game Of, Yclley ball. as....
The gymnasium is now equipped
and ready for basket ball and the
members are putting forth an effort
to be ready to compete with other
schools.
Two more members of the family
of Mr.. and Mrs. Burgess are now
III, but all are reported as doing
nicely.
Frank Amberg received the sad
news OF the death OF his brother
John Anberg, who resides near
Alma City. The funeral took place
Monday. -.
Mabel Syanke is employed at the
home Of Mrs. George Hubmer.
NEWS FROM BEAUFORT