The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1912-12-27
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From Fridays Daily.


day.
Mrs. Charles Aim has hcen ON
the sick list. Es
Miss Ethel Laughlin was Man
kato caller Saturday.
Alfield Carlson is expected home
Saturday from Morton.
Mrs. Louis N. Davis was a Man
kato shopper Saturday.
Larkin club No. / met with Mrs.
Anna Eeister Saturday.
Miss Ethel O'Rourke left Monday,
for her home in Wells.
G.. W. Babcock was "a business cal
Ter at Mankato Monday.
Mrs. J. ]. Roberts returned Fri
day from Lake Crystal.
Mr.. l.. C. Mason is suffering from
blood poison in his hand.
|. A baby girl was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Mark Reed Monday, ~
: Albert johnson Of Mankato spent
Sunday with his parents: -
/. AZel Leonard and. son Almond
left for Iowa last Monday.
The. farmers institute will be held
here Thursday December 10Th. 81
Mrs. Harry Stockton entertained
the Larkin club Thursday evening.
Albert Bergquist of Mankato was
the guest of his mother oyer Sunday.
Miss Mabel Buell. entertained the.
Merry Nj F1ls at cards Friday even
ing. ssf. - 81.
Mrs. Il. L. Bradshaw, and Mrs,
William Cole were in Mankato Tues
day. - ..,.,3;.->. r 80. !. =
Mrs. F. c. Baily, was among the
holiday shoppers in Mankato tSatur-
day. 4 ff-1-,ss,
Mrs. w II. Powell entertained
the Sewing club last Friday after.
noon. IL =
scashmer. Norman left Sunday for
Jacksonville, Florida, to spend the
winter > 81 - K
Miss Loretta Landis of Mankato
spent the week end with Miss lie
liza Granger. - :.,..szqs4! s.;..< , w..
/ Misses Anna Carlson, Pearl Mann
and Gladys Jardine were st. Peter
visitors Friday. tx: = . s..,
;, Mrs Frank Komers and baby.
visited relatives in Mankato a few
days last week. %.,s,,.:$ Din
:. Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer: Nelson spent
Sunday in Nicollet with Mr.. and Mrs.
A.! r. Anderson. i5H t.,. - I.
Walter, Waterman and. !, Almond
leonard spout. q few days in / the
cities last week. !; ne ...
Mr.. Harry Davis; arrived Satur-
day to speud the holidays with rela:
tives and friends. .': 49,: 4. ::
Joe Mulligan left for st. Paul Sun
day Afternoon to- spend the holidays
with his parents.s ~ ,@.z.y;s 4:
Misses Hannah May and Myrtle
Olson Of st. = Paul will spend the
holidays at home, .~.s:.'>. -,
Burt Randolph left yesterday for
Lake City to spend the holidays
with his mother.
The lower grades Of the public
schools are now preparing for their
Christmas exercises ia RI
Mrs. G. w. Babcoek and daughter
Hazel went to the cities Tuesday
to spend few days. e.. ~.
. Clifford Babcock returned home
from the .Galahad school, Hudson,
Wis, Tuesday evening. s..s&
Mr.. and Mrs. Ream and son Ro-
land will leave Tuesday for Minnea-
polls to visit their son. 81
Harry Gillian of LIE Sueur Center
NlSlJeU DIT Cue r. L. DTduSudW uOIG
Tuesday and Wednesday.
/ Miss Hazel Hughes Of Nicol]et
was Sunday visitor at the home
of DR.. and Mrs. w H. Powell.
Mrs. Harry Stockton entertained
the Ladies' Aid of the Presbyterian
church this afternoon. Thursday
Mrs. John Pierson left for her
home in Clearwater, Thursday after
visiting her daughter, Mrs. NJ. Rair-
don. -
Mrs. Paul Zimmerman, Miss Ka-
Uterine Babcock. and Miss Margar,
ct Humble were Mankato shoppers,
Saturday.
Mrs Hughes, the mother of Mrs.
Esau Roberts, went to New Ulm
last Saturday, where she will spend
the winter with her daughter.
G.. A. Miller and wife arrived Tues
day evening from Sherwood, N. ID.
and will spend the winter with her:
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. Crossfeld.
A crowd Of young people rendered
Almond Leonard a farewell party
at the hall Friday evening. A very
pleasant time was had by all pres
ent. .
MI. oHu MI NtldlICS La ID
rived Friday from Vancouver. B. c..
TO visit with: Robert Bradshaw and
family and also relatives at LIE Sueur
Center.
Miss Franks q. q niece of James
Franks is spending a few days with
Der uncle, having stopped off on her
way from Saskatchewan. Canada,
TO her former home in Iowa.
Miss Margaret Wilcox was called
home from Nortbfield Sunday be-
cause Of the illness of her mother.
She returned Monday, however, her
mother being much improved
The Presbyterian Sunday school
will have tree and full prcgtam
Of exercises by the children in con-
nection with the Christmas holi-
days, but the evening has not yet
been decided upon.
Charlie johnson, son of Emil John
son, had the misfortune of having
his foot injured by getting it caught
b, the friction of tue hoist last week
He is now SO much improved that
he can be at work again.
q The. Missionary society of the Pres
byterian church was entertained
Thursday afternoon by Mrs. David
Turritin and Mrs F. G. Baily at the
Manse. Mrs. L. Taylor Of LIE Sueur
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