The Mankato free press., 1922-01-13
Social Event Ga0en
AT St. Clair Saturday
Mrs. Bowe Entertained For ME-
ees; Happeninssbf Past
Few Days
Especial to The Fres Press.l

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st. Clair, January 9.-One of tho
most pleasant social events of the
season was given by Mrs. ,Bowe at her
home Saturday evening. The party
was in honor Of Misses Ottilia and
Katherine Myers, nieces OF Mrs. Bowe
and Bertram Myers, nephew. all Of
Madison, Wis, and Miss Anna Hutter
of Mankatp, who were visiting at the
Bowe home. A, large number OF
friends and neighbors were invited TO
enjoy the few fading hours lett Of the
the new year The evening was spent in
dancing. Misses Myers. Mr.. Myers,
Miss Hutter and Raymond Fftzloff
with his violin furnished the music.
A midnight lunch was served by the
hostess. n
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Campbell and
son of Mankato visited with relatives
at this place over the week end.
Sydney Fitzloff, former resident
his parents to New England, N. d.,
a few years ago, is renewing old ac-
quaintances this week.
Mrs. Mace spent New Years at the
pleasant farm home OF her son and
family Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Mace.
Leo Roerig Of Mankato spent from
Saturday until Monday with his par
-ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Eoerig.
Alzada Juiiar returned to her work
at the Grinnen college Tuesday.
Mrs. Eda VanBaren Of Iaankat0 was
the guest of her m0thee Mrs. John
Bucholtz Friday and Saturday Of last
Feiix Purdy of Cyrua, MINI. Is
calling on old friends aid neighbors
in tkis vicinity this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester fChristenson
entertained Mr.. and M}s. Herman
Bucholtz and daughter Helen, Mr..
and Mrs. John Crowley and Felix
Purdy at their home Monday evening.
Refreshments consisting OF ice cream
and cake were served.
The young people enjoyed pleas
ant time at the home Of MIR. and Mrs.
Juliar Saturday evening". watching
the old year out and the new year in
Mrs. John Bucholtz and daughter
Louise entertained New Years day
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Bucholtz and
daughter Helen.
: Friends of wendell Drummer will
be pleased to learn that he has SO
far recovered from his recent opera
ton at the hospital at Mankato to be
able to return to his home. Glenn
Wenner is assisting at the Drummer
home during Mr.. Drummers illness.
Mr.. Christensen autoedi to Roches-
ter Tuesday. He was accompanied ny
his son, Paul and MI. Ford. Mr..
Christensen went to Rochester to
consult the Mayos in regard to the
condition of his sons hand upon
which an operation was performea
last summer. Mr.. Ford Will Visn
with relatives near Rochester.
Mrs. Quinn, who has been at Ok.
lahoma for several months, returned
to her home here last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Dickey and
son Cecil spent Sunday with friends
at Tivoli.
Macbeth took place Wednesday at the
home at 1870 O'Clock and at the
church at Eagle Lake.>t It 2:30: Rev.
Caswell oi Eagle Lake and Rev II
Ross Paden Of Mankato ioniciated In
spite of the inclement weather a
large number attended the service 70
pay their last respects 70 one whom
had been friend and neaghbor in
their midst for so many years. Mrs.
Macbeth was one of TIE pioneer set
tiers of Tivoli, endbgng with her
family all the hardshik that those IN
the early days were called upon to
endure. She was the mEHher of eiev-
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mourn her departure. ISr, L. J. Mac
beth of this place, DR.. Albert Mac
beth of Fort Wayne, Ind; Dr.. James
Macbeth, William and Charles Mac
beth of Minneapolis; Mrs. Nellie
Redner OF Montana, Mrik Carrie Britt
and Mrs. Mary Britt, who resides a
| few miles from this village; George
at Eagle Lake, Walter at Tivoii and
Mrs. Dooiittle, who has been spending
| the past summer with relatives in
this vicinity. Mrs. Macbeth was pre-
ceded in death by her husband, and
for the past fourteen years has made
her home with her youngest SON, DR..
L. J. Macbeth of this piAce. The de-
ceased had been in posr health for
several years and undtF the direct
care of her son, who with the aid of
/ his wife did all that could be done to
restore her health and hake her de-
clining years as happy Rnd comfort :
able as possible. DeathI was caused
by complication of DISEASES and old
age. She was eighty $even years.
She was laid to rest beside her hus-
band in the Eagle Lake cemetery.
The Ladies' Aid society OF the
Lutheran church met a. the home oi
Mrs. Glenn Hollis last week The
next meeting will be neid with Mrs.