The Mankato free press., 1923-06-15

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and who was the teacher for -four
years of Florence Macbeth, Mar.
guerite D. Alvarez, Lenora Sparkes
and Elsa Stralia. Three teachers oi
wide world fame will attend the
Minnesota National teachers musical
convention which will convene in
Minneapolis on June Is continuing
until June 23 Nj. Griffith will give
both private hold master classes dur.
| ing this time in the city and Miss
chippel considers herself very for
to spend the summer with her sister,
Mrs. c. w. Fisher.
Mrs. Frank Driscoll of ST. Paul is
here visiting her sister, Mrs A. Lind =
holm.
Miss Anna Lunde will leave Thurs
day for Skagway, Alaska. for her
summer vacation. Miss Lunde will
join friend who has been teaching
in Duluth the past winter, at Min
neapolis and go by the way of Banss,
Canada and Lake Louise and on to
Vancouver and Alaska. They will
return by the way of Spokane and
spend a week or so at Glacier Ma
tional Park. Miss Lunde is a teach
er on the North Side.
Miss Mary L. Dougherty arrived
in Mankato yesterday from Chicago
to take up her duties as teacher Of
primary methods during the summer
school term of the Mankato Teach
ers' college. In October Miss Dough
erty will take up her work as in
structor in education at the Johns
Hopkins university.
Mrs. w. J. VolZ and son Ray
mond of Faribault and Miss Burne-
dette Trembly of Rapidan are visit
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Wagon. Mr.. c. Fitzgerald,
father of Mrs. Wagon, has returned
from st. Paul and is visiting at the
home of his daughter.
Miss Mazen Owens Of Cambria is
here spending a few days with
friends and relatives.
| d. c. Clark of the Continental and
Commercial National bank of Chi
cago is visitor in the city today
Mrs. A. A. Quimby and Mrs. e. M.
Rose went to st. Paul today to spend
few days with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lorin Cray are in
Lake Crystal today visiting friends.
w. A. Streater will go to Chicago
tonight on a business trip.
The community picnic held on the
school grounds Saturday was a
marked success a program Of ath-
letic sports was carried out, and re-
freshments we're served on the
grounds. F. w. Peck. director of the
extension department Of the state
university, gave a very instructive
address in the afternoon. The local
band boys were present and added
much to the success Of the occasion
by their playing.
The Ladies Working club of the
/ r0vaer oh sxafr \
at the home of Mrs. Aaron Julian
Wednesday.
Mrs. Henry Lubke and daughter
Odella visited at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. John Kopke Tuesday.
Laura Juliar returned Saturday
from Tracy where she had been
teaching to spend her vacation at
the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Otto JuliaI.
Mr. and Mrs, Tony Lanf sr. re.
turned Friday from a weeks visit
Virgil OF New Ulm and Mrs. Mary
Virgil OF Fairfax.
Mrs. Otto Lang and baby were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Tony Lang.
Tuesday.
Ottos Lubke, Clare wolcott, N.
Juliar, Harry Filter. Irwin Juliar,
Harold Wolcott, and Klevin O'Brine,
members of the local high school
left for Lake Francis Tuesday and
expect to spend several days there
boating and fishing. at Carpenters
point. Stanley and Kenneth Chase
visited the camp Tuesday and called
on the boys.
Miss Martha Filter of St. Clair
and Fred Cook, one Of the prosper.
Gus farmers of this community. were
united in marriage Saturday. May 26.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Cook will make their
home on farm south Of the village
About forty neighbors and friends OF
the couple rendered them a surprise
at their new home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schulz who reside
on the Oscar Heinze farm are the
proud parents of a baby boy who
morning. May 29.
Mrs. Guy Lynch and son Bernard
were entertained at the home of Mr.
and Mrs Arthur Dickey, Sunday.
| A number Of the girls of the local
High school motored to Lake Francis
Sunday to spend a weeks outing
at Carpenters Point. Those in the
party are: Alice Juliar, Louise
Frantz, Lucille Pagenkopf, Odella
Kruise, Agnes Roerig, Mabel Juliar.
and Emma Coleman, who is acting
/
Mrs. Edward Johnson of this city
was one Of the principal delegates
| to the fourth annual meeting in ST.
Paul of the Women's Missionary
Federation of the Norwegian. Luth :
/ eran church of America. Mrs. John
son is the corresponding secretary
of the organization. The meeting
began on Monday and will continue
until tonight. DR.. Marcus Bockman,
president of the Luther seminary OF
st. Paul and DR.. H. G. Stub, presi-
| dent Of the Norwegian Lutheran
| church OF America was the principal
speaker the opening day. In the
evening a pageant Christ in Amer
/ lea" was presented. The federation
meeting Is in conjunction with the
triennial convention of the Norwe-
gian Lutheran church of America
and more than 800 delegates at
tended the first day. A memorial
! service was given honoring Lena
Dahl, the first president of the or
ganization. More than 5000 persons
| attended the lectures given by the
| Hippodrome at the fair grounds yes
| terday, with Governor r. A. Nestos
| of North Dakota and DR.. ]. A. Stub
pastor of the Central Lutheran
church. of Minneapolis. Governor
Nestos reviewed 'brieyy the history
of the Lutheran immigration to this
country and spoke Of the contribu
tions made-by these immigrants tc
| the Revolutionary, Civil, Spanish
American wars. Ten candidates to