The Mankato free press., 1922-01-27
School Bonds Will Be
Sold at Saint Clair
Thirty Thousand Dollars Worth
Offered Feb. 6; News In
The Village
Especial To The Free Press !

Especial 10 Inc free PreSS.l
T. st. Clair, January 21.--Ine schoo!
board will receive and GOES ider bids
for the purchase of $4,000 worth OF
bonds for consolidated school district
No. it.cc, at the St. Clair bank on Feb
ruary 6, at ten o'clock. The rate of
interest will be 5 IL per cent and
the bonds will run for a period of if-
teen years
Mrs. Wll Gekeler visited at the
home of her son Albert and daughter
Anna a few days last week.
The ladies' Aid society Of the
Evangelical church met at the home
of Mrs. Dora Hubmer Wednesday of
last week. A number of the members
who reside in the village autoed to
the Hubmer home to attend the meet
ing.
Herman Hubmer has erected a new
ice house and with the al of his
sons stored away his summer supply
of ice Wednesday, which was OBJ
tanned from Messrs Cords and Soda
mann.
The quarterly meeting of the Evan
gelical church was held at the church
lat Saturday evening and Sunday.
Rev. Bollenbach, presiding elder from
Mankato, was present and gave a
very interesting sermon Sunday
morning and evening.
Mrs. Jennie Merrill sHd daughter
Ruth of Hutchinson, Min, are the
guests of the formers parents, M.
and Mrs. Fred Wingen.
Mr.. Shields and daughter SaValIah
and Hazel Hintze were among the
Mankato shoppers, Saturday
The annual creamery meeting will
be held Monday, February 6, to elect
officers and transact such business
as may come before the meeting.
Jack Sanborn, who underwent an
operation at the hospital in Mankat,
as doing nicely. 1t is expected h
will be able to return to his home
here the last of this week.
The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Osca~
Anderson viii BE- pleased to learn that
their daughter is improving.
There was a good attendance at the
masquerade ball given by Mpss-'.
Tuesday evening in the towr =
Mrs. Reedfield of Mankato furnieb~I
suits at the hall. A prize of SIS r-os
given for the best s"its. Elsie NJ
Comb and Earl Pagenkopf were the
winners.
Mrs Merrill and daughter Rntt
will leave for Mankato Thursdav en-
route to their home at Hutrhinsor.
They will visit at Minneapolis for
time; where they will be Joined b.
Mr.. Merrill
Miss Getty, grand daughter. of
Mrs. Matteson of this place, is assis.-
ing Genevieve Andrews at the local
hotel.
Henry O'Brien and VIII Gonzel o'
this vicinity have been drawn -
serve on the grand jury for the Fch,
I1'arv term of court and Dora Nc
Carthy on the petit Jury.
NAssrs Cords and Sojama1n are ro.
ceiving an extensive trade for their
Ice crops this year, which is ~
FOOD quality, The first of the weer,
,theyhad taken from the river south OF
the Cords home twelve thouso-l
cakes. After filing the rnme~ois 100
houses in the vicinity they have been
busy fsing the orders to be shi,ned
in carload lots to Pemherton. Wo,
Torf and Watawan, and TO supply tn
demands of the farmers in this yici-
nifty and parties from Pemberton,
who have been hauling for their nri
vate use. At the present time thcv
are loading their thirteenth car which
goes to Pemberton. Fack car CON
dred cakes. Albert Schostag nrd
Theodore Glasser are as sistine Ro-
bert Sodamann at the river getting the
ice ready for the hauIers FreJ
FransFe has been helping John Reck
With the hacking. :.
Mr. Quinn obtained the first of the
woe'' rev Ford auto truck from
the Powell Auto company at Mankato
for his oil tanks to be used in deliv
e-'rs oil Throughout the village and
vicinity