The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1913-06-06


of the fountain is an Alsation oak
buffet in wax rubbed finish with a
large plate mirror and fully equipped
with all necessary paraphernalia. Al
though costing over $500 it is be-
lieved that the money was well in
vested and the patrons have the sat
isfaction of knowing that their bev-
erages are most wholesome and san
itary. Raymond Paul, who is assist
i2g Mr.. Halyorson seems to be the
right man in the right place He is
young man who is well thought of
and his presence will make the res
taurant even more popular than ever
Mrs. Charles Kelly and children
visited Amboy relatives and friends
last Saturday
II. c.. Kraus purchased five car
loads of steers from T. d. Hays and
f. C. Wilbur last Saturday. They
were shipped to Chicago, Jess Mobiles
of Ceresco accompanying Mr.. Kraus
on the trip.
T. d. Hays attended the funeral OF
the late General Baker in Mankato
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Wednesday.
Mrs. Sadie Barnes was an oveC
Sunday guest of her husband in
Cleveland.
Mrs. Charles Brown and daughter
Marie shopped in Mankato Saturday.
Mrs. Frank Clague of Redwood
Falls is spending a few days with
in
| Mrs. F. H. Barnes spent a few
hours in Mankato Monday.
The closing exercises of the school
year were held in the opera house
last night. The past years work in
all of the grades has been very sat
! isfactory and most excellent work
has been done by ALL With the ex
, ception of Miss McMichael, who goes
' to Red Wing, the same teachers vii
have charge of the school next year
Union Memorial exercises were
4 held at the hall last Sunday morning
i and were very largely attended.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wingens spen
: Sunday at the Bert Stratton home.
B Miss Gladys Wyman, June bride
a was given a shower the latter par
) of the week in honor of her ar
preaching marriage, by the teacher
y of the Amboy school. She has beel
l. teaching there the past three years
[. Miss Norma Fuller, who is soon t
J. become the bride of one of Vernon
: most highly respected young mer
/" was also honored with shower.
Mrs. Florence Mayette of Elgir
!. Mimi, is visiting her parents, Nj
and Mrs. Oliver Randall, and othe
relatives in and about town.
l. Clifford Meade and Lyle Coope
@ spent Saturday with friends in MAJ
kato.
,s Everybody regrets that by tn
bishops order Rev. Morse will b
X taken from the pastorate of til
o Methodist church here and placed
6. charge of the churches at Smith
al Mill and GAINESVILLE. He will leaN
Q. Morse have only been here sim
ke last October they have proved the
worth and their departure is 81
is cerely regretted by not only Il
of members. of the church, but the col
munity as whole.
The graduating class of the La
Crystal high school of which Dorot
Barnes is a member, went to Ma
kato Saturday to have their pictur
taken, walking back to Minneopa f
III the annual picnic.
er Mrs. Gardie Meade is on the si
sr- list this week.
in Mrs. Alice Bates went to Manka
lie last Saturday to have growth
)e- her hand removed. The growth W
IN caused by bruise and had affect
rs. the bone. Drs. J. w. and r. N.
he drews performed the operation viii
S. was very satisfactory, but will
vn quire several treatments before t
in cure is complete.
nd Walter Richter has returned to
in work in the bank after short va
ok ton spent with his relatives
I'M South Mapleton.
ct Mrs. Lodia Warren and her ME,
en- Miss Faith Bowen, shopped in NJ;
in kato Tuesday.
or Mrs. Pfeffer was in Mankato I
up latter part of last week to cons
a DR.. Helen Hielscher in regard to
oh illness. While Mrs Pfeffer is 1
,rs confined to her bed, she is l
to improving as fast as her frien
all would like to see her, but they
ely hope that with the coming of war