The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1908-02-21
NICOLLET VILLAGE DOINGS
Interesting Items Clipped From the
St. Peter Herald.

Interesting Items Clipped From the
ST. Peter Herald.
Louis Williams has been spending
the week us lie Sucur.
! Andrew Peterson has returned from
IA trip to Lake Mills, Ia.
| Miss Lizzie Dorh of Lafayette is
here for a fortnight's visit.
Miss Julia Wiggerson spent several
days with friends in st. Peter
Julius Somson and Carl Ratz were
down from Morgan to visit friends.
Mrs. Eunice Horner visited her niece
at st. Peter several days this week.
DIR. j. NJ. Lambert of st. Peter was
i'll town Monday OH professional bust
ness.
Mrs. Ed Olson and Miss Josie
Schmidt were New Ulm visitors on
Monday.
Albert Whitney of Little Rock, Ia,
has been a guest at the Ole Lee
home in CRANKY
c. A. Randen, buttcrmaker of the
CORTLAND creamery, called OH friends
here Tuesday.
r. +. Thompson is again able to be
about the house after a severe illness
from typhoid fever.
Miss Lizzie Aachtemas has gone to
Milwaukee, Wis, where she will en-
ter convent and devote her life
the Catholic sisterhood
Mrs. Henry Netzke visited with rel
atives at st. Peter the forepart of
the week
! The Misses Emma Mork and Edith
their home in st. Peter.
| Mrs. August Bartz of Echo visited
at the F. L. Oslund home the fore
part of the week.
Miss Helen Sontag of New Ulm has
been a guest at the Chas. Sontag
home this week.
Herman Block and Fred Nickel were
from Cleveland to call on the Fred
Block family.
Mrs. Ricke Struss and sons of Man
hdtO we're guests VI TIC L. III. lOHlIS
family last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Krohn were
called to st. Peter Sunday OH account
of the death of the latter's mother
Mrs. Dora Menk.
| Andrew Monsoon of Brighton is re-
ported to be very i'll. He is being
treated for tumor at st. AleXander's
hospital in New Ulm. Friends hope
for the early recovery of the aged
lpioneer.
Joseph Mans of Belgrade will give
a dance in Blanks hall tomorrow even
ing, Feb. Is. Good music will be fur
nished and supper at Burg's hotel.
Everyone invited to attend.
Herman Siege is making preparations
to erect brick dwelling on his farm
near town this spring. 1t is said there
may also be some new dwellings cree
ted in the village the coming season.
Improvement seems to be the motto
of Nicollitcs.
Mrs. d. A. Murphy and son went
to WATERFOWL, S. d., Sunday for a
brief stay Mrs. Murphy will have
their household goods shipped to Nicol-
let as the family expect to make
their home in this village in the flu
| ture.
| There seems to be decrease in
number of passengers from this station
| to points east, caused in most cases
| by the necessity of remaining away
till next day 1t is the first time in
many years that Nicolet has been de-
lprived of an evening train and our
people do not take favOrably to this
radical state of affairs.
A number of people went to Brigh
ton yesterday to attend the funeral
of Kenneth Bergstrom, which was held
from the Brighton NJ. f. church. Rev.
Anderson officiating. The deceased was
son of a. W. Bergstrom and had been
| i'll but short time with that fatal
disease, pneumonia. Death relieved
his earthly sufferings last Sunday, Feb.
9th His age was Fl years, thus an
other young life full of promise and
manlness has been claimed by the grim
reaper The parents and one brother
mourn his untimely demise. The fam
lily has the sympathy of many friends.