The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1912-02-23
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for a few days. :.
Little Rodney Anderson has been
sick for q few days. .-:
z Mrs. L. J. Kottke entertained
few friends Sunday evening.
Mrs William Youatt was in Man
:kato on business Saturday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Clapp are
spending a few days in Owatonna.
The high school boys are getting
ready to organize a baseball team.
Mr.. Otis Smith and family of
Pepin, Wis, have moved to kasota.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Komers were
among the Mankato visitors Satur-
day. a..
+ w. H. Moulton returned Friday
from business trip to Willmar,
Mimi.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Pressnall spent
a few days in Sanborn the past
week. .-. 49, -
Mr.. Molar of Washington is spend
ing few days with his mother-in-
law, Mrs. Nelson.
r. d. Fawcett has returned from
the cities where he has been on
business for a few days.
Mrs. r. A. Gordon will serve a
six O'Clock dinner to some of her
friends Thursday evening.
+ Mrs. James Gillian of LIE Sueur
Centre spent Sunday with her sis
ter, Mrs. Robert Bradshaw. 49,
|. Gilbert Nelson was chosen as one
of the grand jurors and went to lie
Sueur Center last Tuesday.
Mrs. J. r, Ream spoke on the sub
ia &c of
rian church Sunday evening.
Mrs. r.. S. Wilcox and daughter
Dorothy will attend the Symphony
orchestra at 'Mankato Monday.
The junior class of the kaSota
high school will give a reception
for the seniors Friday evening.
T A large number of kasota peo-
pie attended the Sherman Kelly
show at st. Peter Saturday evening.
F.. The .Mankato Manufacturing COM
paDy of Mankato put up two FIRE
escapes on the. school house this
week.
MIR. and Mrs Arthur Turrittin ar
rived home Tuesday after two
weeks visit with friends i'll Royal
ton. 1AIiml. .,..T7i -'%::E = .r..'.- "..E1.
The members of the Degree of
Honor pleasantly surprised the Chief
of, honor MRS. John Livingston, Sat
trday evening. ~'t~siJ i, - ''@s, > =.
MT. and Mrs. William ST. Johns
Will leave for Pennington Thursday
to / spend al few days with their
daughter Mrs Wallace Grant.
The Knights of GPythia5 han q
card party Friday evening. Refresh
mehts We're served latA late hour
and everybody reported q good time.
"a Mrs. Gusl Gus tafson, who has been
Uat}serousst iii for the past three
weeks iS6 very much improved. al
though she is not able to be about
as Yet. ';7:s : ~ ttifH;1. ~ E1.r
Oscar Carlson, who is working i'll
Kansas City, Kan. is expected home
next week to spend few days with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. August
Carlson. " r.r .'.E e.
The Missionary society of the Pres
bytcrian church will be entertained
by Mrs. Babcock and Mrs. Wilcox at
Mrs. Wilcox's home Thursday, Feb
ruary 20. f.: 49,.
A. d. Griffin has been invited to
attend the Western Teachers asSo-
citation at Montevideo Friday. Mr.
Griffin expects to sell some OF his
grammars. "-,s''I ''-.... 80.
Mr.. Frank Clapp left for Panama
Tuesday, where his brothers has Sc
cured "a position for him. His
brother has been there for two or
three, years.
Walter Waterman arrived home
from .Iryington. Ala. Tuesday after
q three months stay. Walter says
that he likes the south, but likes
the north better.
Miss wager, who was a principal
in this high school two years ago,
spent few days with Miss Dollie
Thompson, returning Saturday to
her. school at Jackson. MINI.
Mr.. Robertson, representative of
the Northwestern Equipment COM
pany of st. Paul, looked over the
Breen Stone company plant in view
of giving a bid on electric motors.
About thirty members of the
Knights of Pythias lodge went to lie
Sueur Monday evening and partici-
pated in the work of third rank up
on five candidates. Grand Chancellor
+. S. Atwood, Past Grand Chancellor
DeForest Ward were also in attend
ance. After the work, refreshments
were served. e~s