The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1913-04-18
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IRON fridays Daily.

IRON Fridays Daily.
+ Charles Waye was a visitor herr
Friday.
Adolph Swenson has had his hous'
lreshingled.
! Mrs. F. c.. Bailey was Mankatt
visitor Friday.
I Archie Young returned Monda.
from the cities.
Miss Hannah Berquist was i'll Mon
day and Tuesday.
| Albert Berquist of Mankato wa.
home over Sunday.
Mrs. c. w. Babcock is at Shakopet
taking The baths.
from Ottawa, Ohio.
! Rev. Henry Nelson was on the
sick list last week.
/ Mrs. John Ofenlock is slightly
improved in health.
Miss Katherine Babcock is suf
fering with tonsilitis.
/ Ben Runkel transacted business in
Minneapolis Saturday.
[ Nelson Bailey bought horse from
Joe Klasens last week
| Som Weygart returned from St
: Paul last Friday evening.
Mrs. Ed. Rydeen who has been
very i'll, is on the mend.
Luther Appel of st. Clair visited
with his mother Sunday.
Fray Roberts is again working at
Swenson & Youngren's store.
Mrs. W. H. Powell was i'll with
quinsey the first of the week.
Miss Dolly Thompson visited with
relatives in ST. Peter Saturday.
A medicine show which held forth
here for week, left Wednesday.
Mrs. o. p. Buell. and daughter
Ruth shopped in Mankato Saturday.
Mrs. Mary Stebbins is recovering
from the recent attack of erysipelas.
Miss Gusta Nelson returned to
Sanborn Monday to resume teach
ing.
Mrs S. NJ Granger entertained a
party of lady friends Friday after
noon
Miss Emma SweDson returned to
her school near Fairmont last Sat
urday.
Mrs. George Bickle of Cordova is
visiting with Dr. and Mrs. w. H..
Powell
Mrs. l.. G.. Mason returned Wednes-
day from the Harlow hospital in
st. Peter.
Mrs. Alice Tackel of Amboy was
the guest of Mrs. S. NJ. Granger
last week
Ernest Kottke has purchased a lot
from j. A. Johnson and will erect a
modern house.
o. p. Buell. is taking treatments
for rheumatism at the Harlow hospi-
tai in st, Peter.
Uncle Xix Mason of the Soldiers
Home at st. Paul came up Monday
to visit relatives.
Harry Ream is expected home
Saturday to spend the week end
with his parents.
Rudolph and Joseph Erickson left
Friday evening FORT iowa, where they
will be employed.
1 G.. j. Hammsteadt has purchased
a five passenger automobile from
John Dondelinger.
Rev. F. c.. Bailey attended the
Presbyterian meeting at Marshall the
first of the week..
Miss Mary lRibbE9 of St Peter was
guest of. Miss dorothy Wilcox "a
few days last week
e. S. Humble and daughter Mar
garet will leave April 20 for trip
to Denver. Colorado.
Frank Babcock of Madison. Wis,
visited his parents Thursday and
Friday of last week 'st
Mrs. Henry Ofeniock and daughter
Isabel returned from Los Angeles,
California, Wedr esday.
Charles Meister. who has been em-
ployed at Blue Earth, was transfer
red to Adrian recently.
Peter Peterson left Monday for
Tacoma, Wash, after spending a
month with his mother.
The Merry NJ Fus card club were
entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Anderson Friday evening.
Miss Grace Gordon went to Mime
apolis Thursday TO visit her sisters,
Mildred and Sadie Gordon.
Miss Margaret Wilcox left Monday
for Carleton college at Mortified to
continue with her studies. 81
Mrs. r. d. Fawcett, Mrs. J. T..
Davies and Miss Edna Buell. were
Mankato visitors last Friday.
The. Bert French and Clayton
Moses families were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. G. " McGraw Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs, C.. N. Warrant visit
ed their daughter. Mrs. Frank Mann,
at Lake Washington last Sunday.
Mrs. Sophia Adams of Lake Wash
ington came down Friday to VISIT
her daughter. Mrs. William Jardine.
Mrs. NeIs sEcklund entcr+ained the
grcgational church last Friday even
ing.
A daughter was born. to Mrs.
Peter Hogan at the home of her
mother, Mrs. Gus Krummel, on Tues
day.
Everyone who heard the Mendels-
sohD. quartet last Saturday evening
speak in highest praise of the con-
cert
Miss Grace Spiess of the high
school faculty, was taken quite i'll
Monday and returned to her home in
st, Peter.
John Waterman arrived Friday
from England and will spend the
summer with his uncle, Charles
Waterman.
Professor ,fardine win teach: next
year ait Montgomery Mr.. Jardine
was at one time superintendent OF