The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1923-11-23
CARNIVAL IN ST. CLAIR
Event Was Great Success; Interest
Ina News of Village

Ina News of Village
st. Clair, November 1.-THE IN
door carnival given by the faculty
and pupils of the st. Clair Console
dated school, Friday evening, proved
a great success from a social as
well as a financial standpoint The
unique affair attracted a large mum
Der of people who were well pleased
with the entertainment. The side
shows which caused much merri-.
ment and enjoyment were well pa
troniZed. The different class rooms
were appropriately decorated ana
arranged for the various shows and
attractive mottos were placed above
each entrance to designate the at
traction on the interior. The small
sum Of Ave cents was charged to
attend the side shows and ten cents
for the minstrel program. At ten
o'clock refreshments consisting or
pumpkin pie, doughnuts, sandwiches
and coffee were served. The pro-
ceeds for the evening were over 800
which will be used for purchasing
athletic equipments.
Peal Buchholtz spent few hours
Sunday at her home at st. Clair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Kiffee visited
at the Dickey home Friday evening.
The members Of the Ladies Aid Of
the Lutheran church will hold their
annual chicken supper and bazaar
in the town hall Saturday evening,
November "a. The ladies have pre-
pared a large display OF useful and
for Christmas gifts. !:
c. Mosher returned Monday even-I
ing from Melrose where he had been
visiting his parents for a few days. !,
Viola racht who is attending
school at New Ulm spent the week
end with her parents at st. Clair.
The st. Clair high school basket
ball team will play the Pemberton
Viola Precht, who Is attending
Ralph Williams who was injured
In an auto accident at Mankato. was
able to leave the hospital Saturday.
Mr.. Williams 10 grandchild OF Mrs.
August REESE OF st. Clair.
The Kiffee charivari party met at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Dickety Friday evening. The time
was spent in social way. Cards
were played and at midnight an
oyster supper was served.
Leo. Roerig of Mankato was
caller In st. Clair Sunday.
George Macbeth of Mankato was
calling on friends at st. Clair the
first Of the week.
MrA and Mrs. Arthur Cords were
Mankato visitors Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tony Lang In com.
pany with their son Otto Lang and
family autoed to Fairfax, Mimi. SAT-
urday returning Sunday. While at
Fairfax they were the guests Of MI.
and Mrs. Vogel who has been in
poor health for some time returned
70 her home at Fairfax recently
from the hospital at New Ulm where
she HAS been receiving treatment.
The steel frame work for the new
bridge being constructed east Of ST.
Clair has arrived at the local Ship
ping yards and is being conveyed by
means or heavy auto trucks and
The Ladies' Aid Of the Lutheran
church was entertained at the home
OF Mrs: Albert Koch Thursday after.
noon, November is.
MT. and Mrs. Charley Schallow
ana daughter Leona and Henry
Schallow autoed TO Minneapolis
Friday, being called there by the
death OF the daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ben Schallow, who was injur-
go IN an auto accident. Messrs. Char
ley and Henry Schallow returned to
shsir nome at st. Clair Sunday. Mrs.
In Minneapolis for longer visit.
Mrs. Kuske was hostess TO the
ladies' working club OF the EyanreI-
cal church Wednesday afternoon
The time was spent Id sewing. foi-
lowed by. the usual business meet
Ing. AT the close luncheon was
served. Mr.. and Mrs. George r.
Jullar are entertaining their daue6-
ter and baby from Bird Island.
Herman Buchholtz and Mary
F Tas yisited-at the home Of Mrs.
Bpchholtz has been I'm far Sss,
days but st. Clair people are pieaSrd
20 note that she is again able to he
up and around. - ~