The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1911-01-27
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l.. c. Mason is putting UP ice this
week.
Miss Nellie Rcam was home over
Sunday.
Miss Mary Connolly still continues
quite i'll.
Mrs. c. w Meyers is still Oh the
sick list.
Albert Johnson visited at the Timm
home Sunday.
Emil Swcnson is employed at the
state hospital.
Fred Johnson was i'll with tOnsi-
litiS last week.
Miss Bcrnicc OStrandcr has an at
tack of the grip
Wallace Grant was down from Man
kato last Saturday.
Miss Alma Dunkelback is visiting
friends in Limetown.
Mrs. Louis Davis, ST., is suffering
an attack of the grip.
Miss Florence st. Peter is visiting
friends ut Pennington.
Mr.. August Peterson made trip
to the cities yesterday.
Edith Mae Moulton is absent from
school on account of illness.
William Klaseus has recovered
from an attack of the grip.
DIR. j. W. Daniels was over Sun
day on professional business.
William Jardine repaired well for
James Randolph last Monday.
mr.
Mrs. w. H. Powell last Friday.
William Lehr, Jr, was rejected
. from the United States navy.
Miss Grace Gordon entertained the
Merry M Fus club last evening
The officers of the Presbyterian
Aid were all reelected last Thurs
day.
Mr.. r. c. Thompson returned to
Wisconsin the latter part of last
week.
Marshall Boutwell, has recovered
from the injuries he received last
week.
Paul Zimmerman took the second
degree in the X. of p. lodge Monday
night
Mrs. NJ A. Butterfield is slowly
improving but still continues quite
feeble.
tend Mankato normal on account of
illness.
The children of Mr. and Mrs. John
Anderson have recovered from the
measles.
Miss Dora Brown of st. Peter Wis
Tuesday.
James Randolph purchased d horse
from John Timm the latter part of
last week.
Albert Halyorson and family Wis
tied Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Halyorson
last Sunday.
Miss Mary McConkey is visiting
her sister. Mrs. w, Ii. Powell. since
last Monday.
Mr.. ID. w. Carpenter purchased a
new milk cow from James Randolph
last Monday.
quite seriously i'll the last few days
with the grip.
Mr. Humble, our depot agent, is
unable to attend to duties on &C.
count Of illness.
Preaching in the Baptist church
next Sunday evening at 7:3O by
Rev. Van Tassel.
A crowd of Redmen boys are go
ing to attend the Redmen meeting at
St Peter tonight
MI Robert Bradshaw and son
Ralph were on the sick list the fore
part of the week.
Miss Emily Brown of St Peter
visited her aunt, Mrs. NJ. A. Butter
field last Saturday.
The children of Mr. and Mrs. Mar
tin Erickson have recovered from
their recent illness.
The lecture course at the village
hall was considered by the school as
about the best ever.
Rev. Carston will conduct services
in the Presbyterian church at thu
usual hours next Sunday.
The boys and girls basketball
team will play the G. A. c. at st
Peter next Saturday evening.
The Milwaukee Railroad compan,
has paid Willie Lehr for injuries re
ceiyed while working for it.
Mrs. John Davies and Mrs. j.
Pugh CT Mankato spent Tuesday witt
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. e. Davies.
Babcock and Wilcox are havin,
their saw mills repaired. They ar
getting ready for spring work.
Hiram Hugcnin is busy putting u
his ice. Ira Pettis, John Cannon an
Frank TORY are helping him.
Mrs. III. Pressnal scalded her hand
quite seriously last Monday after
noon. She will be laid up for som
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. j. Davis entertain
ed q company OF young people a
cards at Maplequist's last Thursda
evening
The reading and game rooms /
the school building were closed las
Friday night on account of the lc,
ture course.
There are quite a number {
sleigh ride parties lately The yOun