The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1922-12-29
CHECKS FROM CREAMERIEs
Patrons Of Mapleton and Beauford
institutions Receive Payments

Mapleton. Mimi, December 90
The Mapleton and Beauford cream
cries again paid the same price for
November butterfat, So cents. The
Mapleton patrons receiving checks
of $50 and over are: Schultz Bros,
$1S9.37; Amiel Schultz. $14514; A.
l.. Miller, $11S.5S; Mrs. William Kel
Ter, s104.44; Robert Bruckoff, $1o0.4S
Charles E. Hall, $3.50: Ray Ward,
s96.41; Taylor & Severtson, $94.71;
Herman Soluble, $92.51; Warren
Lievan, $90.97: Amiel Proehl, $SS.49;
j. c. Morris, $S6.84; II. K. Wishart,
1861; Carl Proehi $3.50; II. A.
Schultz, $S3.49; Louis Schultz,
SS1.29; Ralph Cornell, $S0.79;
George Snyder 1897; Walter KEEL
Ter, $79.75; Herman Rabenhorst.
$7S.65; Rudolph Jaeger, $73.S1; Au-
fen, $72.05; Amiei Nienow, s67.43;
DIR. Ira Bishop, $67.1G; Robert PREF
low, $66.22; E. o. Healy, 1854;
Richard Shuck. $64.90; Frank Kortz,
S64.40; Ira Whitney, $64.07; Charles
Whitney, $63.96; Homer Leroy.
s63.19; Ray More, s6s.03; Asa
Treanor, $62.S1; Felix LeBrun,
$62.42; Mrs. August Keller, S60.14;
Joseph Stauffer, $60.17: John ST.
mon. $59.S4; E. F. More, $500;
William Sommers, $3.50; Fred
Hackett, $500; Killion Bros,
$685.; William Hanna, $50.60.
The patrons of the Beauford
creamery receiving checks OF $50
and over are as follows: William
Ballard, $16153; William Bishop.
$104.SS; Albert Prenzlow. $95.4S;
Albert Mauer, 3d., $S4.53; Ernest
Cramer, 1921; Leon DeRemer,
sS2.17; Clyde Henry $1,000; George
Sellers. s71.55; Albert Birr, s!S:a j
William Krouss, $s0.13;, Altred
Mauer, Jr,. $3.50; F.. Fred Blphm n
Todd, $685.. Claude Marble, $6ZZo;
s5sss; Ferd Behnke, s5s.7S: H. t.
Ftterer. $3.50; Ross Sherman,
s5s'Sa: Joe Deniffe, ss5.22; Martin
DEM. s54.56; Andrew Little, S54.01;
b. Fl. Hull, $685.; VIM. Minse,
S53.13; Ed Winkel S52.0S; Henry
Refuge, s51.7o; Robert Warnke,
Miss Lois Quinn, who teaches in
Montana, is spending her vacation
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H.
The old time dance held At the
Legion Hall Tuesday evening was
largely attended and fine time
was enjoyed. Excellent music OF
the DAYS of long ago vas played by
the Allen orchestra of Wells. IL is
estimated that between sixty ana
seventy numbers were sold.
Erwin Kunz who is attending the
lutheran Seminary in st. PAU is
spending the holiday vacation with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
KunZ.
M. B. Fairbanks was a business
visitor at Winnebgao on TUESDAY. ,
Mrs. C. r. Martin and children OF
Trout Lake, Michigan and Mr.. ana
Mrs. Paul Saunders, OF Minneapolis
are visiting at the Mrs. A. saunders
home. a. $3.50
ed the Harry Lauder concert r AZ
Mankato Wednesday evening. Inc
numbers on the program were tnor'
onghly enibyed and the Scotch com
edian came I'M 70 full expectations.
Through the kindness of the Mill
waukee road officials the train was
held until the close of the concert.
DR.. T. C. Busse was a business
visitor at Mankato Wednesday
evening. I.a.,s
The Mapleton contingent OF UNI
versity students returned nome
Wednesday evening where they VIII
spend the holiday vacation at thelr
respective homes:
Leslie and Alice Kreuger VINO at.
tend Carlton College arrived nome
Thursday evening for the MONDAY
vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. M. Credicolt are
at New Ulm where they VIII spenu
Christmas at the Ed Weeks nome.
The correspondent extenas 10 lne
many readers of the Free press ms
best wishes for Merry Shfis'iua'
and Happy New Year.