The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1912-06-21
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/ Mr.. L. lapel and Mr.. Near were
Mankato visitors Saturday.
| Johnny Bestman and Sidney Fitz.
loft were ST. Peter visitors Friday
Mrs. Scott of GAINESVILLE is sewing
for Mrs. c. ]. Pagenkopf this week.
Messrs. Thielman and Hubners
are having city water run into their
homes
! Mr.. and Mrs. C. J. Pagenkopf and
Mr.. Bestman were Mankato callers
Monday
George Hubner, cashier of the st.
Clair bank, was Mankato visitor
Monday. a~
George Hussy made an auto trip
to New Ulm one day last week on
Mr. Near, the popular restaurant
man, has made a trip to the cities
on business. .@ t" +"a
Miss Sybil Dotson and Miss Jenny
Fields are attending summer school
at Mankato "-Est
Mr.. and Mrs. Duemeland made a
trip to St Peter in their automo-
bile Sunday. ~ "lr
Mr.. Neary's family intend to move
into the house recently purchased
by Fl. Shallow. ~"
Mrs. c. Rogers and daughter,
Mrs. Sealman, are visiting friends
here for few days..
Mrs. Rose Guyer of GAINESVILLE is
visiting with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. c.. j. Pagenkopf
Miss Jenny Wingen went to Min
neapolis last. week to continue her
musical education there.
Mrs. Grace Chase returned last
week from her visit at Sank Center,
Montevideo and Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fitzloff and
children of st. Paul are visiting
days. -. .a'..
Mrs. Warwick and baby daughter
has returned to her home in Alden
after a weeks visit with her
mother. .rt. .r,,.r AZ .".. ~
Mrs. Schweitzer returned from
Mapleton Saturday where she has
been visiting relatives and friends
for a week. 80 '-s~.
Mrs William Miller entertained
the aid society of the German Evan
gelical association. Refreshments
were served and II good social time
was enjoyed: ..s ts-:.>.'f-@. =.
Mrs. Kruger and daughter OF
Wells, Mimi, were visiting with
their daughter and sister, Mrs.
George Hubner,: for a number Of
days, last week. -'t, - 49,. -
Mrs. Campbell entertained the mem
bers of the Ladies Aid of the Con-
gregational church Wednesday,. The
afternoon was spent in a, social way
after which refreshments were serv-
ed. .'.. e. n. ..r.,& - : -
NJ C. Dalton, former cashier of
the st. Clair bank has resigned his
position at Rochester, Mimi. He
has other propositions in mind that
may prove more profitable and sat
isfactOry. "...a r.-....
Several fishing trips to the lake
in the vicinity have been made by
a number of parties here, but ow-
ing to the unfavorable conditions of
the weather, fishing has not been
very successful. ~. ..t@ i..a- ~,
The Quinn, Thielman and FrantZ
families enjoyed an automobile trip
to Lake Washington Sunday. The
forenoon was spent in fishing, while
in the afternoon the party went to
st. Peter to witness the ball game
played by our home team and St.
Peter. S: a.. g$s'r
Mrs M. B. Rasdal of Idaho, who
has been visiting with her daughter,
Mrs. Brown at Sank Center for a few
months, accompanied Mrs. Chase on
her home trip and is now visiting
relatives and friends for few weeks.
She intends to leave for her home in
Idaho before July 4th. ~
Thursday afternoon the German
Evangelical association will hold a
picnic in Thielman's woods. 1t will
be in charge of the ladies of the
church and good time is in store
for all. Dinner will be served at
noon and other refreshments at all
times. Everybody is cordially! in
vited. t,- 2.sEs ~
Many of the nice vegetable gar
dens that have been looked upon
with pride by our successful gard
eners, have been partly ruined by
cutworms. Many of the farmers have
also frowned at the sight of their
corn fields, which have been. treated
in the same way by these numerous
little insects. But we hope their
season will soon be over Gf r.