The Mankato free press., 1923-11-30
WEDDING IN VERNON'SAINT CLAIR NOTES
NEWS AND PERSONAL MEN
TON rs COLLECTED
Robbery And PiIferina In Deeoria
Tom Home; General lnforn1a-
+ tion Collected

st. Clair, November N.-Hiso
Voight, who has been staying Wltn
her sister, Mrs. Charley Schatiow
went to Mankato Monday wnere
she is employed at the home OF
Mrs. C.. Schwable.
| Mr.. and Mrs. John Dogan enter
tained at dinner Sunday, their dau-
ghter. Emma and family Of Minne-
apolis and Mr.. and Mrs. Adoiph
Dogan and children.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry, Lynch and
| Mrs. M. Lynch autoed to ELLSWORTH
Saturday where they were the
guests of Agnes lynch. Mr.. and
Mrs. Jerry Lynch returned home
Sunday but Mrs. M. Lynch remained
for longer visit with her daughter;
Messrs. Harry Dunbeck and Paul
corn this week. :,
Ben and Julia Wenner received
the sad news Thursday of the death
Of their brother, Will Wenner, who
resides near Mankato.
| A special meeting of the members
of the Lutheran Aid, met at the
home of Mrs. Fred Precht Tues
day.
ghter Leona returned Sunday from
Minneapolis. She was accompanied
by Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Schallow, who
spent the day at the Schallow home.
returning to Minneapolis Sunday
evening.
Mrs. Frank Schroeder was oper.
| ated on at the Emmanuel Hospital
at Mankato Monday morning. Re-
ports came from her bedside that
she is doing as well as can be ex-
pected.
Mrs. Paul Schallom assisted Mrs.
Harry Dunbeck prepare for corn
shredders, Wednesday.
Mrs. Mitchell of Michigan Is the
guest Of her cousin, Mrs. Matteson
The members Of the Volley ball
report a good attendance at their
Tuesday meeting. an increase over
| the number in attendance last year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Mace and
| children Of Mankato spent Sunday
with the formers mother, Mrs. Belle
H. Bruels of Mankato was a call
er in st. Clair Wednesday.
the. Ladies Working. club Of the
Evangelical church Wednesday
afternoon instead of the usual
needle work. A literary program was
given by the members, which was
very interesting. After short
business meeting, refreshments were
| served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Penn NOV
ed into their new home in st. Clair
Wednesday. They were greeted at
about seven by a charivarie party
! them a hearty welcome.
| The daughter of Mrs. Wheeler of
Mankato has been spending few
days with her great grandmother,
| Mrs. Matteson.
Mrs. Korth was the guest of her
daughter, Mrs. Harold Schwarz
Wednesday.
The Ladies Sewing Circle met at
the home OF Mrs. Harold Schwar
/ Wednesday. All the members but
one were present. The forenoon
tion Of the use of various sewing
machine attachments. At noon,
dinner was served. After a bust
ness meeting period by the presi-
dept the lesson for the afternoon
was given which consisted in max
! ing charts and cutting patterns by
means of these charts. The meet
ings are proving interesting and in
structive and much enthusiasm is
manifested by the members.
While Mrs. Matteson and son
| I1d" al u III Will ucT ku0SlS
Mrs. Mitchell and Miss Wheeler,
were attending a family gathering
at the home of Ace and Lucy Nc
| Cullen in Decoria Sunday. some un-
known party entered their home
and the general disorder throughout
| all the rooms gave evidence of their
| visit. Mrs. Matteson unfortunately
| forgot to take her pocket book that
| contained some money. This article
together with her check book was
found upon the floor, but the con-
tents were missing.
Mrs. Jerry Lynch entertained
| her son Donald's second birthday
anniversary. Four playmates and
their mothers were present. The
| little people enjoyed the afternoon
and at five o'clock refreshments
were served. A bouquet of cut fiow-
ers and an angel food cake adorned
with candles, formed the center
piece of the table Master Donald
was well remembered by his friends.
Those present were; Mrs. Jack San
born and daughter Phyllis and son
| Warren: Mrs. Anna Schostag and
daughter Helen: Mrs. James Lynch
and daughter Doris.
:. Mrs. Louie Huettle entertained at
dinner Monday, Lillian Schallow.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kruse are now
| nicely located on the formers
fathers farm near st. Clair. MT.
and Mrs. Kruse moved from Kirk.
hoven, Mimi, the first of the month
and will operate Mr.. Joe Kruse's
| farm the coming season.
| Stella McComb, who is employed
as a stenographer at Morristown
spent the week end with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Nc Comb.
| Mrs. Andy Quinn in company with
Mrs. Will Englerth left Saturday for.
! California to spend the winter. Mrs.
Englerth has been in poor health
for some time and it is hoped that
the change. OF climate may be of
| benefit to her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Kruse moved
last week on to the Martin Bowe's
| farm. They were assisted in moving
by John Kruse and Mr.. Hodapp.
| Governor Billed To Speak.