The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1923-02-09
CHECKS FROM CREAMERY
Minnesota Lake institution Distri-
buted Money During December

buted Money During December
Minnesota Lake, February 6.-The
Minnesota Lake Farmers Cooper
alive Creamery company paid its
patrons sixty-two cents per pound
for December butterfat. Total
amount paid out in checks $8,647.76.
The following received checks for
over $50. w. z. Fischer. $3.50;
Jake Herman, $152.52; Fred Miller,
$103.23: Lorentz Woitas, $6711;
John H. Troska, $213.12; Mrs. Otto
Boyer, $127.25; Frank J. Bach.
$13O,2S; Steve Evan, $65.72; Louis
]. Ostoboe, $106.02: Charles Schroe-
der, $S4.63; William Pick, $128.05;
Ludwig Albrecht, $70.52; Harry
Ogle, $93.46; Herman Steffen, $64.-
80: Joseph S. Evan, $87.42; William
Fischer, Jr., $12S.05; Mike Froenke,
$50.06: Mrs. Peter Schuster, $143.S4;
Phillip Sonnek, $97.05; Julius Tolz-
Mann, $94.24; Sherm Latourell,
S1S4.60; Frank Sonnek, $97 "a;
John J. Latuseck, .$5S 10: Art A.
80; Edwin Ogle, $1O5. Il; Martin, J.
$67. AZ: Casmir Latuseck, $50. 46;
Art Neinow, $110.05: George Son
mex, $40 .06; Rob. w. Degner, $71.30;
Joe Hengy, $54S 81: Frank p. Stem
eel, $51 81; Earl Stanton $55. 65;
John P. Bech. $50. Buss Bros,
$55.02: E and A. Budach, $50 .76;
William G.. Minks, $6S.05; Albert
Bohm, $62; Fred Kleunder, $65. 70;
William Pieper, SGT 81. Art Hoechst,
san; Chris Urban, $73. Al: Colt
lieb Kahn. $69.75; Albert Soluble,
S62.62 Ed Thompson. 800 .1S: Will
liam flasher, $63. sc: Schuster Bros,
$50 81; Otto Putt, $185. SO; Herb. o.
Healy. $7S so; B. p, Weis, $3.50. II;
R Miam ss Beyer' H $S9 N Waiter
sSo sH Richard sSyiaH Reima aa s ssa.
A. H. Miller, 1921: H. M. Abra
hanson, $6S. 81; John Kahn, $53. 80;
Fred Latourell, $94.55; Carl Bes
ser,$65. 81: Fred o. Paup, $50. 2S;
George Miller, ST .05: A. c. Boyer,
$3.50: Emil Deubler, $50 SO; John
Albright, $52.25; Herman Schnell,
$67 .5S; Gust Meyers, $117.20.
Friday evening the various grades
Of the public school presented a
series of players at the Orpha
theatre. The program opened with
pupils Of the third, fourth, fifth and
sixth grades, playing parts in an
operetta. Her Weekly Allowance"
played by high school pupils follow
act fairy operetta was next staged
by the seventh and eight grades,
Concluding the program the high
school presented PAS New House
keeper" A large crowd attended.
A. F. Fable was a business caller
in Mankato Friday and Saturday.
Sunday evening the German
Ladies' Aid served a chicken supper
at the city hall. A very large crowd
turned out and the event was a de-
cided success
Elvoin label returned to Ovation
ma Sunday to resume his duties at
the academy. Norbert Penheiter
accompanied him.
William F. Stute, Jr., left Friday
morning for the cities after spend
ing the past week here.
Alfred Cent? came down from
Mankato Saturday evening for a
few days visit with relatives.
Elvoin Fable, who is attending
school at Owatonna, spent the week
end with his parents at this place.
The Danville Social club held its
third meeting at the Danville Town
hall Friday evening. Due to the
very cold weather not all members
were present. Refreshments were
served by the committee.
Mrs. A. F. label returned home
Saturday from Waseca, where she
has been the past few days with her
father, who is not reported very
we'll ...c
Henry Greenwald, who recently
underwent an operation, is again
seen upoH' the streets.