The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1923-01-05
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ITEMS FROM
MINNESOTA LAKE

Minnesota Lake, December 3d.
Russell Hostetler left Monday af-
ternoon for Wykoff, where he will
spend a week with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Hruska~of Man
kato spent Christmas at the Charles
Langan home. Miss Agnes -Lagan
accompanied them to Mankato and
returned Tuesday evening.
Jim Langan came down from Wy
koff Monday evening for a short
visit at the Charles Langan home.
Joe Stencil and daughter Anna
left Monday evening for Farmer. s..
D., for visit.
Aug. label and son Elvoin were
visitors at Waseca Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. August Brandt spent
Tuesday shopping at Mankato.
L., G. Madison was a business call
er at Mapleton Wednesday.
John Wettlaufer spent Tuesday
visiting at Mankato.
r. L. Lutz visited friends at Wells
Tuesday. afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl kluender left
Tuesday for |visI with relatives
at Wells.
Carl Vogel returned to Austin
Monday after spending Christmas
with his family here. y
Aug. Fahlbusch returned Tuesday
from Mankato, where he spent
Christmas with. his son Arnold.
Miss Dorothy Boettcleer went to
Mankato Tuesday evening on an eX-
tended visit. ..,.
Sherman Latourell + left Tuesday
for a visit with his sister, Mrs. l..
Marshall at Minneapolis. ....
Lyman Jensen returned to Man
kato Monday evening after spending
the past few days with his parents.
Mrs. John Schied left Tuesday
for Minneapolis, where she will
visit her sister, Mrs. H. A. label.
. Mrs. Pauline LentZ returned to
her home in Mapleton Tuesday after
a short visit at the Herman Miller
home. 49,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Ballard returned
to their home in Mankato Monday
after few days visit with the lat
ter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Sc
reda. .h.. 10
John Attenberger returned home
Tuesday from Mankato, where he
recently underwent an operation.
Mrs. Martin Walser was taken to
Rochester Tuesday, where she will
receive medical aid.
Miss llene Newcomb went to
GAINESVILLE Thursday. where she will
visit relatives ~.
A large delegation of local 4. O.
u. w. lodge members autosd TO
Mankato Wednesday evening, where
they were entertained by the Man
kato brotherhood
Sixty cents a pound was paid for
November butterfat by the Mime
sofa Lake Farmers Creamery com
pany. The following received
checks for over $50. w. e. Fischer
$3.50; Jake Herman. $102.90; Fred
A. Miller, S107.55; Lorentz w. Vol
tas, $3.50: ]. H. Troska, s143.S5;
Mrs. Otto Boyer, $66; Frank J Bach,
$76.35; Steve Evan, 6420; Louis J.
Ostoboe, s115.35; Charles Schroed-
er, $57.75; William Pick, 1920;
Ludwik A1brecht, $94.65; Harry
Ogle, $64.40; Herman Steffen. $780,
40; Joseph Evan. 5000; William
Fischer, $S9.25; Mike Kroenke, s66. :
80; Mrs. P. Schuster, $105,60; Phil
lip Sonnek, $11S:95; Julius Tolz-
mann, $50 10; John i oechst; $50
55; P. A. Stencil, $3.50; Sherman
$3.50: Adolph Tolzmann, $3.50;
John Latuseck, $51.15; Art c. label.
$3.50; Beske Bros, $3.50; Edwin
Ogle, $11130: Martin Walser, S97.-
35: John Veloske. $3.50; Joe Son
mex, $51.75; William Werner, $780,
Is: Casmir Latuseck, $685.; Art
Neinow, s51.30; George Sonnek,
$500; Albert Soluble, $3.50: Ed
Thompson, $69.15; William flasher,
s50.S5; Henry Schuster, s69.75; Otto
Putt, $17445: H. o. Healy, 5000:
S5s.4o: Walter Brandt, $3.50; Her
man Weitzel, $S5.65: Hurley Walk
er, $3.50; Rick RelrSn, $685.; H.
"A. Miller, 5000; H. M. Abra ham
son, $66.15; Mrs. F. Kuether, S52.35;
Gust Never, $14924. Total amount
paid out by check for butterfat, ST.
I096.S0. George w. Jones. secretary