The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1922-07-21
POSITION FOR HERITAGE

Amboy, July Isl. W. Heritage
will be assistant superintendent Of
the agricultural building at the
state fair this year, a position he
has held for the past fifteen years.
The following boys from this vicin-
ity will have positions at the state
fair gates. Gordon Heritage, Frank
Broas, Donald Schwarz, Howard
Sturgeon, Edwin krause, Merle
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Cornell are
the parents of a baby girl.
Ben Boeck of Chicago, formerly
a resident Of Amboy, will visit re
latives in this vicinity for about
ten days.
Ms. George Randall OF Chicago
is spending her vacation with re-
latives and friends in this locality.
K H. Werges, manager OF the
Coleman Lumber company. and
wife started today for Lake Jeffef-
son to spend a months vacation.
Their son Martin Werges and wife
and family Of North Dakota viii
camp with them.
The school board election was
held Saturday night and l. Cornell
and T. o. Torgerson were re- elected
on the school board. All the tea
cheers have been secured for the
coming year.
Byron Ball of Mankato did some
repair work on the switchboard of
the, Sterling Amboy Telephone com
pany last Saturday.
Jack Otterstein, who is In the
United States military service, is
-
ents in Amboy.
Congressman Frank Clague spent
a short time in Amboy last week.
The farmers report some black
rust but think the wheat is too far
along for material damage AS there
is very little barberry in this coun-
~ the question is, does barberry
really cause rust?
The Amboy ball team met anoth-
er defeat at Blue Earth Sunday,
Score 4 to in favor of Blue Earth.
The upper classes of the Presby-
terrain Sunday school will hold a
picnic on the lawn at the parson
age Thursday evening.
A Broas and wife spent their
vacation in Wisconsin and report a
fine time
Probably the largest family gath
ering TO have been assembled in
this neighborhood for many years
made the occasion of the thirtieth
wedding anniversary Of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Day a memorable one,
Relatives from far and near came
to honor the occasion. Among the
out Of town guests were the follow
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Koplene; Mr..
and Mrs. Raplh Gunsolus; Mr.. and
Mrs. Scholtz; all of Pemberton,
Mimi; Mr.. Samuelson and Mr.. and
Mrs. Jud Gay of Mankato; Mrs.
Angelina Maxfield Bronner of Phil
adelphia; and Mrs. Sylvania Rice OF
Sioux City, Iowa An interesting
feature of the occasion was that ii
was a complete surprise to- the
couple who were honored in so sig
nal a fashion. The guests met at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Simon
Day and descended upon the George
Day home in body. Lunch was
furnished by the sons and daughters
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Day. which
Yves greatly enjoyed on the lawn.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Day received,
as tokens of esteem and remem-
brance, many beautiful and useful
gifts, among which fifty piece sill
yer set anu an ABUNDANCE OF line
linen gifts deserve especial men
ton. 1t is safe to say, that upon
the conclusion Of the days pro-
gram, a happier pair than Mr.. and
Mrs. Day, or a more congenial group
of people than those there Assem-.
bled. could not have been found.
Worthy of remark, also, is the fact
that the visitors from the most dis
tant points, Philadelphia and Sioux
City, were greatly enthused over the
beautiful and fertile section OF
country we live in. Vet the writer
add a most sincere wish that Mr.
and Mrs. Day, who enjoyed so sig
nal a mark of favor on the occasion
of their thirtieth wedding anniver-
sary, may continue to enjoy many
such anniversaries in the future.
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