The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1911-02-24
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Miss Nellie Ream Sundayed at
home.
Allen Rydeen is down with the
measles.
Helmer Johnson spent Sunday at
Nicollet.
Miss Ahlfhild Carlson was home
over Sunday.
John Nelson returned to Cannon
Falls Saturday.
Mr.. James Turrittin is doing fairly
well at present.
Miss Mary Ward expects to return
to Dakota soon.
Mrs. John Lemon returned to
Tyler last Saturday.
John Timm visited friends il
Limetown Saturday.
Mrs. J. +. Davies made trip tt
Maukato last Monday.
Adolph Swenson was home from
Mankato over Sunday.
Miss Dolly Thompson was a Man
kato visitor Saturday.
Miss Mabel Mason was home from
Mankato over Sunday.
Mr.. O. NJ. Olson is expected home
from Minneapolis soon.
Ed. Mulligan came home Thurs
day from Galesburg, Ill.
Albert BergQuist returned to Man
kato last Friday evening.
Miss Gusta Nelson returned to hel
school at Sanborn, Sunday.
Bert Randolph is stopping at AL
bert Aliens for the winter.
Mrs George Turrittin visited Mrs
Charles Johnson last Friday.
The family of Lou Davis, Jr., is
quarantined with the measles.
Ida and Minnie Nelson returned
to Worthington last Saturday.
Miss Doris Lehr visited friends il
'Kasota Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Mary Ward visited friends in
the cities the fore part of the week
c. II. llultgren Of st. Paul is Wis
ting friends in Kasota and vicinity
Mr. aud Mrs. G. n. Warrant arc
expected home from Ohio next week
Royal Newton took in the box so
cial at Lake Washington Friday
night
Miss Martha Mester who teaches
near New Ulm spent Sunday a
home.
Mr.. Presnall took his third degree
in the X Of p lodge last Monday
night.
Isabel Thompson of st. Peter Wis
tied her sister, Dolly. Friday and Sat
urday.
Miss Clara Webster was at LIZ
Sueur Center on important bushes.
Tuesday.
Mrs. G.. r. Swenson entertained 4;
few of her lady friends last Monda.
evening.
Mr.. Swcnson from ST. Peter re
paired IA well for T.. e. Boutwell, las
Saturday.
Miss Anna Sweuson treated he
pupils to sleighride last Saturday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. ;Jardiue of Wasecs
are visiting their son. VIM. Jardlne
and family.
Mrs. John MallOy came down from
Cleveland Monday to attend the par
eel shower.
Ed. Mann and Frank Barr pu
down a tubular well for Jacob Ro
dell last week.
Floyd A. Cox of Tyler, Mimi. wa
the guest of Harry Ream from Fri
day to Sunday.
Miss Jessie st. Peter left Wednes
day for Minneapolis to remain ;
week with friends.
Miss Hannah Ncl5oi expects {,
visit friends in the cities the for
part OF next week.
Alfred Swenson entertained few
of his friends at a sleigh ride part,
last Saturday evening.
Miss Marie Ostrander entertaine,
"A few friends at 4 birthday part
last Saturday evening.
Mrs. Edwin Boutwell, visited he
sister, Mrs. RambO, at Vernon Ger
ter Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Ethel Wilcox entertained
few of her young friends at sleigh
ride party last Friday evening.
X. II. Sisson of Ivanhoe, Mimi
spent Saturday and Sunday wit
Mr.. and Mrs. Ream and family
Clayton Moses returned from 81
Paul last Monday where he has bee
visiting his parents few days.
The school teachers enjoyed no
iday last Monday. They will teacI
on WashiDgton's birthday instead.
Miss Florence st. Peter has return
cd from Pennington where she ha
been visiting friends for some time.
Mr.. NJ j. Mulligan is expects
home from Minneapolis today. II
has been visiting his mother week
Hugh Roberts entertained some O
his friends Saturday evening, tn
occasion being his sixteenth brit
day.
Mrs. S. l.. Preston. who has bee
i'll the greater part of the winter, ha
improved very much i'm the pas
week
The Young Peoples society of tn
Swedish Lutheran church will NEE
at the S. p. Swenson home this af