The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1911-08-25
Eaole Lake

EapIe Lake
Listen to the wedding bells in the
John Nelson left for Cannon Falls
| Friday last.
Andrus Gilmore is visiting at the
Allen home.
Royal Thompson spent a few days
at Hastings, Mimi.
Mrs. Lemon of Tyler is visiting
at the BerQuist home.
Mr.. T. S. Wilcox made business
trip to the twin cities.
Hazel Babcock has gone to Min
neapolis for few days.
Mrs. L. NJ. Anderson spent Sunday
at the c. J. Wells home.
Margaret Wilcox entertained six
girls for all day Saturday.
John w. Mention has sold his home
stead to Frank X. Hermann.
Mrs. Charles Gilmore from Maple
! ton is visiting friends here.
Walter Hill and daughter Verna
autoed to Mankato Thursday.
Mrs. John Hill of Blue Earth Wis
| tied at w. E. Hills last week.
Mrs. Hannah Turritin is entertain
ing friends from Austin, Mimi.
Mr.. Albert Gripp has been visiting
his uncle, Mr.. Mann, at Belgrade.
Mrs. ]. E. Davies and Bernice Os-
trapder spent Monday in Mankato.
Miss Hope Young from st. Peter
is here visiting at the Granger home.
Miss Hulda Jacobson visited at the
J. A. Anderson home one day last
week.
Miss Clara Burgess will leave soon
for California where she will visit
relatives.
Miss Hattie Moeri of Madison Lake
called on Miss Eleanor Gunentzel last
Thursday.
Mrs. Lyle Austin and son of Man
kato were in town visiting relatives
last week.
o. P. Buell. has been confined to
his bed for a few days with sciatic
rheumatism.
The Missionary society will meet
at the Presbyterian church Thurs
day afternoon.
The Sunday school of the Baptist
church will picnic at Lake Emily
Wednesday next.
Clark Pickle left Friday evening on
the 5:45 train for Chicago where he
has employment.
Joe Olson visited with his parents
over Sunday. He works in MankatO
through the week.
Miss Edna Lewis formerly teacher
in the Kasota schools is visiting at
the Stockton home.
Mrs. Paul Zimmerman entertained
Mrs. Hermanson and Miss Goth OF
Mankato Wednesday.
Miss jeanette Nelson and Andrew
Jacobson spent Sunday afternoon at
the w. III. Compton home.
Mrs. Berquist has bought a LOT
from c.. H. Clark with the intention
of erecting a home thereon.
C. r. Anderson and family were
entertained at Henry OfenlOck's
camp at Lake Emily Sunday.
Frank and Fred Babcock and Don
aid Ostrander have gone to Lake
Washington to camp for few days
The Ladies' Aid society of the
Baptist church will meet with Mrs
J. r. Ream on Thursday afternoon
The village council met in regular
session on Saturday last, but no i'm
portant business was up for discus
sion.
Mrs. S. Hidgecock and little son
Ray of Boulder, Colo, spent short
time last week visiting Mrs. w. E
Hill.
! Miss Thelma Pickle came home
from the cities Wednesday where
she had spent some time with an
aunt.
A large concrete bridge is being
constructed near the Hill schoo
building. Ernest Johnson is doing
the work.
Walter Lipsay of this place ant
Miss Ada Maxon of st. Peter were
married at the brides home Saturday
August 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hill and sor
Burton spent Sunday at the home o.
the formers brother, E. A. Hill, ii
Sleepy Eye.
/ The Misses Mabel Buell. ant
Grace Gordon went to st. Peter t
an afternoon party at Ada Strand:
home Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Millar, sor
Eugene and Mrs. G. Chapman ant
son Norman drove over to the LIE
Sueur river Sunday afternoon.
Messrs. A. P. Jacobson and Will
liam MOehn have commenced the
building of silos, the material being
of cement blocks. Parties from low;
and Winnebago have the contract
for both.
The Mankato Commercial club IL
making an effort to have Presiden
Taft stop off in Mankato while on his
western trip in the fall. 1t has beer
years since a president visited Man