The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1923-08-17
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Village Notes

| church was entertained at the nome
OF Mrs. John Buchholtz Wednesday.
There was large attendance. The
ladies spent the afternoon in a So
cial manner while their fingers
worked with a vim on various pieces
OF needle work, which they are ~ot-
ting ia readiness for their bazaar
which they expect to mold in the
hail in the near future. AT the close
or the afternoon delicious lunch
WAS served by Louise Buchholtz as
sisted in serving by Mrs. Frank
Schostag and Alma Hubner.
Roy Davis, who Is employed at
the Lynch garage, spent the week
end with his parents at Minnesota
Lake.
Mrs. Logan Of Minneapolis is Wis
iting at the home OF MIR. and Mrs.
Andy Quinn. Mrs. Logan was for
merly a resident Of this village.
Mr.. Haugen of Mankato opened
up the local meat market Saturday.
Mr. Haugen was formerly employed
at the Central meat market at Man
kato and has many friends in this
vicinity, having made frequent bus
mess trips to our village while in
connection with the Mankato meat
market.
Miss Jennie Grignon entertained
at dinner Sunday; Mr.. and Mrs.
John Creedon and daughters OF
Mankato, Mr.. and Mrs. David Steel
and sons and Mr.. and Mrs. Mic Phil
Ups.
Marcella Hubner has returned to
the home OF her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Otto Hubner after spending a
week in the village as the guest Of
Mildred Juliar.
pleasant visit from her parents who
reside near GAINESVILLE.
Harriet Hintze was on the sick
list last week.
Albert Sahhrentamp of Mankato
has been employed by the Standard
Oil company to fill the vacancy left
| by the resignation of Mr.. Quinn. Mr..
Sahhrentamp has been in the EN-
ploy of the Standard Oil company
for some time, having previously
been salesman for their oil pro
ducts, driving truck from Manka-
to to st. Clair.
were entertained at the home of
cheir dauehte" ard family, Mrs.
ank Fisher Monday.
| Mary frisco ID orcnding the week
visiting relatives near Osakes. Miss
! frisco accompanied Mr.. and Mrs
Peter Roerig on their auto trip to
Osakes Saturday of last week.
Frank Fisher has charge of the
water station during Mr.. Roerig's
absence and Father O'Connor is
ready to give aid when help. is
needed. He gave his time to see
that the bell pealed forth it's well
come sound as usual.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Steel are hav-
ing extensive remodeling done on
heir home and outside buildings
Mr.. Chase has charge of the car
penter work. Mr.. Strunk Of James
Vile the mason work and Charles
Hilton the painting.
DR.. Albert Macbeth Of Fort
Wayne, Indiana, is visiting with re
latives and friends in this vicinity
and Mankato. Ivan Macbeth, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Macbeth oil
Mankato and who has been for some
time with his uncle DR.. Albert Mac
beth at Fort Wayne, accompanied DR.
Macbeth. They made the trip from
Indiana by auto.
Mrs. Louise Abells went to James
Vilel Wednesday for a few days va
cation. While there she will be the
guest Of her mother, Mrs. Dummel.
Louise Buchholtz is employed at the
Beck hotel during Mrs. Abells alb .
nee.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Roerig and daughter
Agnes returned Thursday from their
auto trip to Osakes.
The members Of the Royal Neigh
oors lodge enjoyed a pleasant meet
| ing on the lawn of Mrs. John Best
man, Sr. Friday afternoon. There
was a large attendance and the at
ternoon was spent in a social man
ner, several contests were entered
into by the members which caused
much fun and merriment. One I'M
| .Que feature was the capturing of
negro dolls. Mrs. Belle Mace proved
the most expert at that contest and
| Tcn the prize. At the close of the
afternoon surprise lunch was serv-
ed by the mem bers.
VIII Lynch is painting the Old
Congregational church which was
purchased by members of the Luth :
er church.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hubner were
| pleasantly surprised "Wednesday by
a visit from Mr.. and Mrs. Cnrrier
and family from Buffalo, Mimi. Mr..
| Currier is brother of Mrs, Huhner,
Mrs. Clarence Hubner returned
Monday from Blue Earth where she
! had been visiting her parents
Mrs. Emme Wood of Fargo, n D.,
is visiting at the home of her par >
| ents, Mr. and Mrs. Kupke.
Mrs. Matteson who in company
with her daughter. Mrs. Jessie Adv
| oF MarkatO have been visiting with
! relatives in Montana and Idaho have
/ TotUrred to her home at this place.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Miller of Owatonna
we're Pleasant callers at the home
! OF Mr.. and Mrs. Granwander SUNDAY
/ Mr.. and Mrs. George Rubner and
family were entertained at dinner
ct the home Of Mr. and Mrs. Reuben
: Eae6t Sunday.
: Laura and Alice Julian and Mich
elias Julian win visit with relatives
, ct Olivia, Ecing by the auto trail
leaving here Saturday morning.
Frank Fisher autoed to Wells
! Thursday to visit his sister and
, fsr9ny, Mrs Kaiser. Sylvia Fisher,
J 0hn has been spending two weeks
: 7'th Mr.. and. Mrs. Kaiser, accor1pa-
: lied her father OF his return home
, : h7srsday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Kenwerd and
family of Minnesota Lake were
pleasant callers at the home of Mrs.
! KenweTd's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
! Wa GsEelin, Mr.. and Mrs. Kenwerd
: il company with friends from Min
cesota Lake were enroute home af-
ter spending the past week enjoying
! q PLEASANT auto trip in the northern
part Of the state.
Miss DEM is employed at the
home o. MIR, and Mrs. Arthur Dick