The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1912-07-26

Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Hoigberg are
here to see Mr. Hoigberg's mother
who is SICK.
Mrs. John Lemon and Miss Han
nah Bergquist were Mankato visitors
last Wednesday.
Mable Mason returned Monday
evening from st. Paul where she
visited her sister.
The steam shovel crew of the Mil
waukee railroad left town the fore
part of the week.
Mrs. Charles Johnson and daugh
ter Ella were business callers in
st. Peter Monday.
Miss Gladys Jardine went to Rose
mont last week to visit her sister
Mrs. C. R. Parker.
Anthony Nelson had his foot hurt
in the quarry Saturday and is laid
up as a consequence.
Mrs. Leo of Mankato has been Wis,
iting her sister, Mrs. Peter Ander.
son, for few days.
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Cleveland spent Wednesday with her
sister, Mrs. Louis Davis.
The Consumers Power company
of Mankato has now reached Ka.
sofa with it's pole line.
Mrs. Smidon of Houston, Mimi.
spent few days last week with
Rev. Bailey and family.
Mrs. Guy Thompson of Livingston
Mont, is visiting Miss Dolly Thomp.
son and other relatives.
Mrs. William Patterson of Stillwa
ter arrived Friday for a visit with
her sister, Mrs. J. E. Davies.
Mrs. Barney Vetter and daughter
spent few days with friends al
Lake Washington last week.
A teachers examination for LIE
Sueur county will be held at Kasota
high school July 20, 80 and 81.
Mrs. A. Ha'vorset" and Mr.. and
Mrs. Gieholz of ST. Peter visited
Mrs. Charles Olson on Thursday.
Miss Sophia Peterson of Butter
field has been visiting her sister
Mrs. Anthony Nelson, for week.
Miss Alma Mundt of the Mankato
normal visited Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
ard Schultze from Friday to Mon
day. ~.''"t@.T
Misses Margaret and Marie Mul
ligan returned to st. Paul Sunday
after spending couple of weeks at
home.
William Johns has gone to Co
lumbus, Mont, to work for the An
derson Bros. in their meat market
there.
Mrs. r. A. Slayton of Minneapolis
visited with her granddaughter Mrs
Paul Zimmerman, a few days last
week.
Peter Norman returned home Sun
day from Virginia where he has
been cutting stone for Babcock &
Company.
People should see that their cows
do not run at large, many gardens
having suffered by their depredations
this summer.
Mrs. J. E. Davies was given de
lightful surprise by company Of
lady friends Saturday afternoon, the
occasion being her birthday.
During the vacation of Rev. Bailey
the Sunday school will hold their
services at 1890 o'clock. Christian
Endeavor at the usual hour.
The Kasota baseball team played
the st. Paul Omahas on the Kasota
diamond last Sunday, the score be
ing 4 to 2 in favor of Kasota.
Mrs. C. N. Warrant fell from her
back step and injured her arm
quite badly. She has been under
the doctors care for the past week
The Ladies' Missionary society and
Aid society of the Presbyterian
church will unite in a picnic al
Volk's resort, Lake Emily, Wednes
day.
Mr.. and Mrs Carlstrom and Mr.
and Mrs. Anderson came down in
their auto from Mankato Thursday
and visited Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony
Nelson
An infant child of Frank Burr
died Monday night. at the age of ter
months. The funeral will be hello
Wednesday from the Presbyterian
church.
Mrs. c.. w. Babcock and Mrs. c
N. Warrant were elected members
of the school board for term Of
three years, at the annual election
held Saturday evening.
Ada Mason, daughter of William
Mason of ST. Paul, died Monday
July %, of tuberculosis. Her re
mains will be brought to Kasots
Wednesday for burial.
The Sunday school of the Congre
gational church had their annual out
ing at Lake Emily last Friday. Rair
in the afternoon, however, spoiled
part of the day.
Mrs. Reed was taken to Immanue
hospital, Mankato, Thursday. She il
suffering from gall stones and ap
pendicitis, but is too weak as yet
| for. an operation.