The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1922-09-15
WORK INHIGRWAY/ I
PUSHED BY TEAMS
SAINT CLAIR PEMBERTON
ROAD IMPROVED
NOTES FROM VILLAGE
School Has Reopened With
Splendid ENROLMENT; Per-
sonal Mention

Ol- NidlLt SOpbCLIpSI i LAS
graveling OF the main road between
this place and Pembertori is pro-
crossing rapidly. The first of the
line of Charlie Smiths farm. a dis
lance of little more than two
miles from the village. 1t is reported
that they have in the neighborhooc
CT sixty five teams at work.
Henry Fritske acted as night-op'
Tator at the telephone Office during
the absence or Jennie Grignon. Miss
Grignon returned to her work Mon
uay evening.
Frank Pestka, who has been TAX
ing treatments at the Mayo CLINIC
at Rochester, returned to his home
near this place Saturday. 1t is re
GREETED that he is not making as
rapid improvement as his many
friends had hoped for.
Ray Lind returned Saturday from
an auto trip into Iowa.
Mrs. Hattie Kruse and daughter
of Oregon is visiting relatives anc
cid friends in the village and vici'
nifty.
Hrs. Emma Nelson of Seattle
Wash, is visiting at the home oil
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Schallow.
The Ladies Aid society OF the
Lutheran church will meet with
Mrs. Louis Zimmerman Thursday
afternoon, September IA.
Peter Baumgartner is the owner
OF a new Ford car.
Mrs. Filter and daughter Mildred
have gone to Fargo, n. D., where
they will spend few months at the
home OF Mr.. and MIS-. Wood.
Frank pnStE1 nnTphaSp0 new
car through the local agent Jerry
Lynch Monday.
George Hussey a former resident
OF this place, but whose home Is
low in Amboy. was a pleasant call
or in the village Monday.
Only one service was held in the
local Catholic church Sunday a.
Father O'Connor was called tC
GAINESVILLE to conduct morning serv-
ices On account OF the illness OF the
priest at that place. Next Sunday
there will also be but one service al
the local church, which will be held
at $50.
John Sanborn attended the Man
kato lair Tuesday Charles Hilton
had charge Of tie lumber yard dur,
.ag his aD,Snce.
Nj. Pagankopr is having the in,
te.. or OF his house all re. plasterec
a4u during the reEIodeling of theil
lLuIe they mayo rented the lower
pat 81 Henry LGbkes residence.
The alaIm sounded for fire at the
HrEt.nS e.eSatCT Saturday created
cults bit OF excitement here. The
ufe VAS caused ~ a motor in the
Upper lat OF the building burning
cut. aiankato parties repaired /,
.hc next day.
rrY. hn IA eve
Is"s company, made house tC
house canvass OF the village Tuesday
He Was successful in securing sew
CTal orders.
Henry Luke has rented the loca
blacksmith shop and is back at his
cid place of business, ready at al
times TO greet his friends and pa
trons. Mr.. Sac, the former manager
OF the shop, will remain in the vii.
lage Tor time.
Mrs. Ables, who is employed a.
the local hotel, was a business call
eF in the cities the first OF last week
While there she attended the state
fair one day.
The pupils of the high school II
company with their teachers, Supt
Nelson, Prof. Small and Miss Code
man will attend the Mankato fail
Wednesday afternoon.
Alvina Schostag. oldest daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Schostag anC
Halle DEemer were quietly married
at the court house at Mankato. Mon
day, September 4. After the ceTe,
mon- the young couple in company
with Mr. and Mrs. RAIDER, who were
also married at the court house tina
same day. enjoyed wedding trlI
to the cities and a visit to the state
fair Mr.. and Mrs. Dremer will re
side on the groom's fathers farm
groom are both we'll known in thi:
vicinity and the best wishes ant
concentrations of the community
are extended to the young people.
Vacation days are over. The To-
cal school opened Monday with al
enrolment of one hundred anC
twenty pupils. an advance of ter
over the total enrolment at any one
time the previous year. Although
the new building is not quite com
plete they were able to take up the
school work in both old and new
buildings Monday. The carpenter:
expect to complete their work thu
middle of the week, providing they
plumbers and painters will finisl
their swork later. There are nov
seven teachers, two additional ovel
the usual number The school is II
charge of Superintendent Nelson
who also teaches the classes II
manual training, civics and modern
history. Professor Small has charge
of the classes in latin physics anC
athletics Miss Macintosh, seventh
and eighth grades and domestic
science. Miss Goldman classes il
English and algebra. Mrs. Gage
fifth and sixth grades. Miss Clara
Strobel. third and fourth grades ant
Miss Gerlach, first and SECOND
grades.
DIR. Macbeth, who made bust
ness trip to Fort Wayne, Ind. has
returned to his home at this place.
SENT IN FROM TIVOLI
TiVoli, September 4.-Work il
rapidly progressing on the new
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Ford.
Anna Macbeth and Leila Harvey
left Sunday for their respective
schools. Miss Harvey will teach
ncar ST. James and Miss Macbeth