The Mankato free press., 1922-06-30
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STONE IN ST. CLAIR
CEREMONIES WERE HELD
AT SCHOOL HOUSE
ADDRESS BY JOHNSON
Number of Interesting Features
Connected With Event;
Personal Mention.


train to Albert Lea, wnere, she will
be. met by Rev. and Mrs. Anderson,
who will accompany ner 20 Glen
vile, where the Free Methodists
are holding camp meeting this
week.
Father O'Connor is attending the
retreat at Winona this week.
Mrs. Robert Haedt entertained
the Ladies' Working club on the
Evangelical church lawn Wednes.
day afternoon, June IA. Mrs. Haedt
entertained for her mother, Mrs.
Juliar. A good. number partook OF
the delicious lunch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kruger of Man
kato called on relatives in the VII
lage Sunday.
the latter's mother, Mrs. Russell at
Eagle Lake Sunday.
visiting her sister Emma Godeman
near this place, returned to her
home at Mankato. She was ac-
companied on her 'returC by her
sister Emma, who will attend sum
mer school at that place.
Elsie Ford is attending summer
school at the high school at Man
Mr.. and Mrs. John Shields and
daughter Savallah attended the
wedding of Mrs. Shields niece Anna
Kelly at Mankato Wednesday. !,
A large number Of friends and
neighbors met at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Theodore Heinze Satur :
day evening. The affair was a
parcel shower for their daugnter'
Minnie, who was, united in mar
riaee wednesday. The bride re
cieTed many handsome and useful
gifts. The evning was spent in
social manner and at the usual
hour a delicious lunch was served
the guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubmer autoed to
Wells Wednesday to attend the
wedding of their niece.
A very pretty wedding took place
in the local Lutheran church Wed
nesday afternoon of last week at
I:SO o'clock. when Miss Esther
Schroeder, oldest daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. August Schroeder, VINO
reside near this place, and QUO
Glumm, also resident OF TINS VI
cinity, were united in marriage.
Rev. Fritzke performed the cere
tended by Rosalie Schroeder. sis
fer of the bride and Miss Rourke,
a cousin of the groom: Alfred
Schroeder, brother of the bride and
a brother of the groom were ms
ATTENDANTS. After the wedding the
Immediate relatives retired to the
hides home, where delicious din
ner was served. Mr.. and Mrs. Otto
Glumm will go to housekeeping on
a farm near the village. The newly
weds. who are both we'll known In
this vicinity, having spent the most
of their lives here, enjoy a large
circle of friends, who extend their
best wishes to the young people:
Friday evening dance was CIV
en- at the home of Mr.. and. MIS-;
Glumm in honor of their son ana
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Giumm.
Sarah Golmar OF Mankato came
Friday to visit her mother, MRS.
Juliar at this place.
Mrs. Frank Schroeder visited
with friends and relatives at "els
Harry Fields of North Dakota
visited his parents at this place
last week. -,
The members of the Ladies' Aid
society of the Evangelical church
of Blue Earth, the country and city
members, autoed to this place Tues
day of last week and gave Rev.
and Mrs. Hielscher, pastor OF the
local Evangelical church, very
pleasant surprise. A number OF
the members of the local worsdng
club of the church, who were for
merly residents of Blue Earth. were
also invited. The ladies brought
well filed lunch baskets and
sumptuous lunch was enjoyed on
the church lawn. About SIXTY were
in attendance. Rev. Hielscher was
a former pastor at Blue Eartn.
Mrs, Pete Smith of Mankato visit
ed relatives aud friends at this
place last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Buchholtz
and Mr., and Mrs. Vondelmst were
given a pleasant surprise by num-
Der of their neighbors at the Won.
Helmst home Thursday evening, 1t
being their. Wedding anniversary:
The evening was spent In soical
manner. Refreshments consisting
of ice cream and cake were served:
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hilton and
Pearl Buchholtz in company with
large number of relatives, enjoyed
a pfcnic dinner and wiener roast at
the Tivoi picnic grounds on the
banks of the LeSueur river, Ice
cream, cakes OF various klnds,
pickles different kinds of salads;
Strawberries, sandwiches ard all
things that go to make good pic
mic dinner was served. The occa-
sion was the birthday anniversary or
Mrs. John Crowley and Mrs. HUI
ton. That day was also the wedding
anniversary of Mir. and Mrs. Z. j..
Harvey and Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
Peterson. A dinner was given lat
er at the Harvey home In their
honor.
daughters Laura, Alice, Mildred ana
son Maynard attended Reuben
Haedts wedding at Wells wed
nesday afternoon,
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Huettt en-
joyed an extended pleasure trip
Sunday, visiting vraious towns along
their route. .7....
Earl Pagenkopf was called to
serve on the petit jury last Wed
nesday.
Mrs. Edith Chase. who is serving
end en- at at her her home in this place.
wednesday afternoon, June IA.
the citizens of the village and vici-
nifty turned out in full force to,
witness the laying OF the corner
stone of the new consolidated
school building. The program open
ed with selection by the ST. Clair
band, followed by the audience
singing America. Charles O'Con
nor then gave a few appropriate
remarks, after which he read tho
records that were to be placed into
tha metal box which waS nut ~