The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1922-03-10
LARGE CREAM CHECK
Evan e. Williams Tops List At Lake
Crystal Creamery

ISpeciai to The Free Press.I
Lake Crystal. March Evan e.
Williams still tops the list with the
largest cream check at the Lily
three who are In the one hundred
dollar class. Mr.. Williams check for
January butter fat Is $369.6S, show
ing a neat increase over the check
he received the month before, Wallie
Anderson still holds second place
with a check of s235. The total
amount Of check paid out to. the
twenty three in the hundred dollar
class amounts 70 $s2SgSS: All,
city and Margaret Jones of Ran
dolph Wisconsin were Mankato call
Mrs. o. H. Warner left on the af-
ternoon train Friday to spend the
week end at Minneapolis with her
daughter, Mrs. Harold Overholt, and
SON Leslie Warner. .
Mrs. Mcneil Mutt is reported very
sick with q bad case Of cold. Mr..
sick but are much. better at this writ
Ing. 81 i
Rev. Daniel left Friday morning to
his new charge at GAINESVILLE, Wis
consin. Rev. Roberts has two charges
Under his charge. One In town and
the other about FIVE miles in the.
country.
william E. Thomas transacted
business at Mankato Friday. !
Walter Warner spent the week end
with his brother Leslie at Minnea-
polls.
The ladies OF the Presbyterian
church who had Joined together to
take food down to the basement OF
the church and served meals to those
attending the Eisteddfod,. instead Of
inviting them to their homes they
could serve more within a shorter
time there than at home. state that
had served to over six hundred peo-
Pile. This was fine thing for, the
people from the country to have
meals served them right at the
church, for after they had finished
they were free to either go up town
or to go and pick out their seats for
the next meeting and visit amongst
themselves and keep watch on their
seats. The janitor, although busy
man that day, did not fail to remem-
Der the worthy ladies who were
working so hard in the kitchen and
waiting upon the table so conse
quently would be late for the meet.
ings, and had roped of few seats
for them, but some people to think
only of themselves and several fore
ed themselves under the ropes to get
were through down stairs nearly all
the seats were taken and several
were forced to stand throughout the
meetings after having worked hard
through the dinner and supper hours.
Arrangements should be made when
meals are served in connection with
such meetings that no ole should be
permitted to enter. the large room
where the meetings were held until
hou. before time for the meeting to
begin, this would given the walters
seats at six o'clock and by seven
For the evening program Of tho Els
teddfod crowds began to fill the
o'clock, just one half hour before
time for the meeting to start, all the
seats we're occupied and considerable
Of the standing room taken up.
belongings to the Greenleaf Milling
recently vacated by B. F.. Legg.
From several rumors gathered the
large eastern oil company thEt
bought out the Cedar Rapids oil
Company, are not entirely satisfied
with the location that the Cedar
Rapids Company had purchased IN
somewhat uncertain about taking the
property Nover. Mr. Jones, former
owner Of the property, wrote to one
Of the head men of the Cedar Rapids
company who, also 1t Is understood
is a string stock holder in the new
company, and has received letter
from this authority to go ahead to re
move the buildings from the property
A., ont nc fn IN To hd
new company to live up to the
contracts made by Cedar Rapids
company, as they assumed all the
property of the deal in the deal.