The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1913-03-28
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Mrs. Mary Stebbins is suffering
from erysipelas.
Mrs. L. C. Mason has been sick
with rheumatism.
Mrs. Charles Aim was a Mankato
Ishopper "Wednesday.
Miss Ethel Skipton is still suffer.
ing from rheumatism.
Quarantine has been raised at the
John Lindstead home.
Frank Mention of Mankato visited
relatives here Wednesday.
Peter Mention of Lake Washing.
ton was in town Tuesday.
Emil Johnson went to the cities
Saturday, returning Sunday.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. r. d. Fawcett were
Minneapolis visitors Monday.
! Richard Sehultze transacted bust.
ness in Mankato Wednesday.
Mrs. Barney Vetter entertained the
Larkin club Monday afternoon.
Services will be held in the Congre-
gational church Friday evening.
Axel A. Leonard left for Owatonna
Wednesday to accept position.
/ The Senior class will give their an.
lnual class play in few weeks.
I Harry Ream left Saturday for Min
neapolis where he has a position.
/ Miss Helen Ziebarth Of Mankato
spent Sunday with Miss Mabel Kirby.
Mrs. Robert Bradshaw visited rel.
atives at lie Sueur Center last week.
Rev. Henry Nelson returned from
Candy where he preached last Sun.
day. t
A daughter has been born to Mr..
and Mrs. George Thinker of Lime
town.
Luther Appel of st. Clair visited
his mother couple OF days last
week.
H. J. Percy's East Lynn" was
played at the village hall Tuesday
Ralph D. Fawcett received word
Tuesday of the serious Illness of his
mother.
The Sewing club was entertained
| by Mrs. S. NJ Granger Thursday az.
ternoon. '-
Peterson and Kottke's bought q
new delivery horse at Winthrop
Thursday.
Mrs. Anna Swenson and Mrs. An
drew Jacobson spent Wednesday in
ISt. Peter.
The Presbyterian Sunday school
will render an Easter program Sun
day morning.
Miss Sadie Johnson returned to
Rochester Sunday after a weeks
visit at home.
Miss Hazel Hughes of Nicollet
visited with Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Pow
ell over Sunday. = W
Rev. F. c.. Bailey spoke in the
Presbyterian church in Mankato,
Monday evening.
The Baseball club gave dance
at the hall Monday night, which was
very well attended.
Mrs. Henry Ofenlock and daughter
Isabelle are. expected home from Cal
ifornia March Goth.
Mrs. Charles r. Anderson enter.
tanned the Linger Longer, sewing club
Saturday afternoon.
Leonard Grant lost his valuable
horse Thursday, which he purchased
from James Randolph.
Mrs. NJ. A. Ostrander, Miss Bernice
Ostrander and Mrs. ]. E, Davis shop
ped in Mankato Tuesday.
. Mrs. c. w. Babcock will entertain
the Ladies Aid of the Presbyterian
church Thursday afternoon.
Cashmir Norman arrived home Sat
urday from Indian Lake, Florida,
where he has spent the winter
The High School Literary Society
rendered a very good program Friday
afternoon in the Assembly room.
Miss Marie Ostrander entertained
thirteen of her girl friends at a
"Slumber Party" Saturday evening.
Leonard Grant is loading a car of
stock and personal property and
VIII leave for Terry. Montana, this
week.
Rev. L. L. Smythe of lie Sueur and
Mrs. Whitney of LIE Sueur Center
attended the district Sunday School
convention. .t
Funeral services for the late Louis
Peterson will be held in the Con-
gregational church Friday afternoon
at two o'clock
Rev. F. C. Bailey gave very in
teresting talk on "The Life and
Work Of st. Patrick, the patron Saint
Va iicihIiu .oulludS evening.
Miss Grace Gordon returned from
Minneapolis last week, after spending
a couple of months with her sisters,
Misses Sadie and Mildred Gordon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph D. Fawcett |
arrived home Saturday from their |
wedding trip. In the evening they
were serenaded by several tin pan
brigades.
Mrs. George Pulyer and children
left Sunday for. their home at Vase
ca. Miss Edna Peterson accompanied !
them and will spend her vacation !
in Waseca.
Mr.. c., II. Hammstedt and family |
moved their household goods to st.
Peter on Tuesday. Their residence
will be occupied by Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Fawcutt.,
Sergeant Johnson gave a very in |
terestlng lecture on the Civil War
Wednesday evening at the village
hall. Thursday morning he gave a
talk to the school students.
c. n. Warrant and VI. A. Ostran-
der, delegates from the w. o. w.
lodge to the Grand Lodge convention
at Duluth, returned last Thursday
Mr.. Ostrander visited relatives in
enroute.
The Sunday school institute for
The western half of LeSueur county
was held Friday afternoon at the
Swedish CONGREGATIONAL church On