The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1923-03-30
JUNIOR SENIOR RECEPTION
Event At MapIeton; Pretty Home
= Wedding Solemnized.

Event At MapIeton; Pretty Home
= Wedding Solemnized.
Mapleton, Mimi, March 23.-The
Junior Senior reception was held in
the parlors of the Congregational
church on Thursday evening. A de-
licious banquet was served by the
members Of the Sophomore class
which was heartily enjoyed by ALL
Stunts of various kinds and a short
program completed the evenings en-
Itertainment.
A pretty-home wedding was sol
emnized at the Herman Hanson
home on Wednesday when their cid
est daughter Mabel was united in
marriage to DIR. A. w. Albrecht, one
men. The marriage vows were
plighted by Rev. Gustav Melby, pas
tor of the Federated churches of this
place, in the presence of the imme-
diate families and few close friends
OF the bride. The happy couple left
Immediately following the ceremony
for Mankato where they boarded a
train for Chicago where they are
spending short honeymoon.
The Congregational thimble bee
was entertained at the home of Mrs.
T. NJ. Hampm on Thursday after
noon. The hostesses being, Mes
danes Eugene Hadley, Is. F. Taylor,
Mrs. Ella Mckinnon, J. NJ. Johnson
and I. NJ. Hamp.
II. {. Kenward of Minnesota Lake
was a visitor at this place on Wed =
nesday.
A large increase in the patronage
of the local creamery is noted this
month and we are indeed pleased to
give to the readers of The Free Press
the report for the month of Febru.
Iary which contains the list of pa
irons receiving checks of $50 and
over. They are as follows: Schultz
Bros, s275.05; Felix Lebrun, s21791;
Mrs. William Keller. S1S7.27; War
rem Lievan, s164.17: ]. T. Goff,
s160.32: A. l.. Miller, S153.1I; Her.
man Soluble. S14927; Killion Bros,
s142.56; II. X. Wishart, $1,000; c.
L. Hall. s130.1S; Fred Hackett,
S129.52; Amiel Schultz, $12S.64; Her
man Prenzlow, S12694; Carl Proehl,
S11S.03: Amiel Nienow, STATS; w.
Il. Annis. S112.40; Robert Bruckoff,
S113. so: Taylor & Severtson, s113.13
A. r. Treanor. s110.S2; John Brow {.
err, S1O7.91; A. Trubenbach, $107. 69; ;
Raluh Cornell, S10620; J. G. Morris,
S102.79; Otto Schweer. s9S.72; Ray
Ward, s96.52; John Marske, SS9.7O;
&C.. +. Schulz, sS497; Amiel Proehl,
sS3.05: Rudolph Jaeger, sS1.1S; Her
man Schultz. 1891; Louis Schultz,
$3.50; Frank Kortz, S74.36; Morris
g. Steffen. s73.26; c. e. Jones',
STA: J. L. Bell, s6S.S6: Tom Pet
tit, SOTO; John Mclaughlin, $6693;
Chas. Jaeger. s65.17; John Simon,
S64.40: Jos. Stauffer, s63.0S; Robt.
Prenzlow. s6l.49: c. J. Griggs, s60.50
Geo. Snyder, s5S.S7; e. o. Healy,
s5S.24; w. A. .Hamm, s56.4S; Frank
Fay Hicks. $54.23: Ira Bisho, $500;
Homer Leroy. s52.63; Fred Aischla.
ger, $500; c. E. Whitney, $5203;
Earl Walker, s51.53; Amiel Samuel
son, s503S.
The Beaufort patrons receiving
checks of $50 and over, are: Ernest
Cramer, S161.75; William HisIop,
s143.66s William Ballard, s141.29;
ii. T. Fitterer, s13937; William
Krouss, $126.99; Alfred Mauer, Sr.
sI20.2S; c. II. Taft, s9S.67; II. H.
Raether, S96.47; j. Il. Juliar, $91.57;
f. Trubenbach, sSS.22; Albert Prem
low, ss4.53; John Albrecht, s83.54;
Alex Krengel, 1886; E. l.. Ward,
s79.64; Claude Marble. STA;
Charles Howley. s75.57: Lee Mace,
1854; Lee DeRemer, $75.13; Jas.
Morrow, Jr. s74.96; Ed Winkel,
s74.47; J. w. Strobel, s72.49: d. r.
Cramer, s71.17: J.. G. Pierce. $7O.67;
&c. w. Ballard, SO 81; VIM. Haw-
ker s63. 80; B. II. Hull, So 80: Jas.
Morrow. ST.. s62.26; Fred Warnke,
5000; August Pomeranke, $3.50;
Aaron DUNN, $3.50; B. A. Barr,
$3.50: Joe Hager. $3.50; Albert
krugel. $57.64; Mrs. Mary Busse,
$500; Henry Hoapp, 1851: Henry
Minkel. $3.50; Wesley Ward. $55. sc
Martin DEM. s55.11: J. W. Oyer,
s54.06: Ward Brothers, $51.86; AL
bert Birr. S50.71. Fifty five cents was
the price paid for both creameries.
The cooperative creameries are fast
coming into prominence and the in =
comes received from them are one OF
the best paying propositions of to-
lday