The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1912-11-15
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ney trouble.
Frank Hoyt has moved his family
to New Prague.
] Mrs. Mary Stebbins went to Man
kato Wednesday,
George Gray was quite sick Sat
urday and Sunday
Miss Mae Olson returned from
st. Paul last week.
o. p Buell. and family motored to
! st. Clair last Sunday.
] Miss Edna Buell. of LIE Sueur
spent Sunday at home.
Mrs Lee Mason has been on the
sick list few days.
Miss Grace Gordon left yesterday
for visit in the cities.
Mrs. j. A. Johnson visited rela.
tives in Mankato Monday.
Charles r. Swenson was in Man.
kato on business Thursday
Miss Mae Vernon was very i'll
the early part of the week
Mrs. Albert HalvOrsen has been on
! the sick list for several days
Peter Norman went to LIE Sueur
Center on business Wednesday
Miss Hazel Babcock spent Sun
day with friends in the twin cities.
Miss Judith Shogren returned
Sunday from her visit in Mankato.
| Mrs. Harold Winslow of Lemon,
S. D., is a guest of the Buell. fam
| lily.
| The Merry NJ Fu's enjoyed a pic
mic dinner in the woods last Sun
day
Miss Margaret Wilcox was home
| from Mortified for a few days this
week " ....
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Komers are
the proud parents Of son, born
Friday.
Mrs. J. e. Davies and Miss Mabel
Buell. were Mankato visitors We'd
nesday.
Mrs. Barbara Krummel moved in
to the residence recently purchased
by her.
Ira Newton\ returned to Minnea-
polls after visiting his father for
a week.
Mrs. Esau Roberts and daughter
Beatrice were st. Peter visitors
Saturday.
The high school enjoyed tween
I lie" roast in Aliens woods Wednes-
day evening.
Mabel Kirby of Mankato visited
her sister, Mrs. Adolph Swenson,
ever Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Homer are
guests of William Youatt and fam
lily for a week.
Edwin Olson gave Halloween
party to a number of his friends
Thursday evening.
Mrs. Louis Peterson entertained a
number Of ladies at quilting bee
Saturday afternoon.
l.. C. Mason is having the inter-
ior of the meat market beautifed
by a coat of paint.
Mrs. Charles r. Swenson served
supper to the judges and clerks of
election Tuesday night.
Miss Margaret Muligan of ST.
Paul came home Friday to spend a
week with her mother
Miss Ethel Wilcox gave a Hallow-
e en- party to d number of her
young friends Saturday afternoon.
Charles Johnson and family moved
into the residence recently purchas-
ed and remodeled by Mr. Johnson.
Paul Vetter and julius Nelson re-
turned from st. Paul last week,
where they have been cutting stone.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ofenlock and
daughter, Isabelle, spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Ransom of st.
Peter.
MIR. and Mrs. Esau Roberts and
children went to Cambria Sunday to
attend the funeral of Mr.. Roberts
brother.
Nels Simondson, who has been
spending several months in his old
home in Sweden, returned here
Tuesday
r. ID. Fawcett and e. s. Humble
will entertain the Merry NJ Fu's at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
R. Anderson.
Fred Johnson, who has a position
in a bank at Keister, Mimi, arrived
here Saturday for weeks visit
with his parents.
Mrs August Peterson was given
surprise party Saturday evening.
Cards were played and delicious re-
freshments were served.
A crowd of young folks chaperon-
ed by Misses Edna and Mabel Buell.,
enjoyed a delightful dancing party
in the hall Saturday night.
Miss Carlson and Miss Spiess en-
tertained the seniors of the high
school at a Halloween party in the
assembly room Friday evening.
Miss Eldora Mason left Friday for
Mortified and will also visit her
sister, Miss Mabel Mason at Dun
das, Mimi, before returning home.
Henry CRISIS household goods ar
rived from st. Paul Saturday. Mr.. !
Crist and his family will occupy
the residence owned by Albert Chap
pei.
Mrs. N. NJ. Reed returned from ST. |
Paul Monday afternoon and is pack /
ing her goods preparatory to spend |!
ing the winter in st. Paul She has !
rented her home to Breens draughts- /
man.
Master Bernie Muligan was given
surprise party Tuesday evening
at the Eckland home by a crowd !
Of his schoolmates. Bernie will /
leave for st. Paul the latter part |
of the week.
The Ladies' Aid society of the
church will serve a /
New England supper at the village
hall on November s, beginning at .
six o'clock. Everyone is invited to
come and enjoy the social meal to- .
gether