The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1914-03-06

VIII EcLdlLNSS III SduUofu.-
Donald ostrander arrived from
Minneapolis. Friday evening.
Emil Swenson of st. Paul spent
Sunday with his family here
Fred Babcock was home over sun
day from Madison, Wisconsin.
Mrs. J. E. Davies left Monday even.
ing for st. Paul to visit relatives
Miss Frances Bailey visited LIrs.
Geo. Turrittin from Friday to Non
day. !
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Hagberg are the
proud parents of baby girl ORR
Friday.
Miss Hazel and Mrank Z bcock
visited friends in the cities over
Sunday.
Mrs. ]. Z. Davies and Mrs. z aulI
Zimmerman were Mankato car ers
Saturday.
Miss Kate Tammany of st. p ster
visited her sister, Mrs. Lee Nlson
Thursday
Miss Mildren Gordon spent from
Friday to Sunday with her parents
al Sleepy Eye.
Miss Clara Webster went to Glen.
dive, Montana this week, where she
has a position.
Mrs. Aubushon spent a few days
here this week before Joining her
husband at Duluth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Babcock are
expected home from San Francisco,
Cal. Thursday, March s.
The Woodmen circle will give a.
box social and card party at the viii
lage hall. Friday March s.
The Ladies' aid of the Congrega.
t;onal church will be entertained by
Mrs. Andrew Jacobson, Wednesday
afternoon.
Robert L. Bradshaw was taken
seriously i'll with neuralgia of the
heart Monday, DR.. Daniels, is at
tending him.
Edwin Olson has completed his
term at the Commercial college.
Mankato. and will go to st. Paul
next week to work.
Mr.. and Mrs. welch of ST. Paul
visited the latter's father. Martin
Muligan, over Sunday. They left on
Monday for Lamberton, MINI.
Mrs. p. ]. Kennedy and Mrs. Her.
man Maves of Minneapolis came home
Friday on account Of the serious III.
ness Of their grandfather. ID. Wells
Carpenter.
The funeral Of ID. Wells Carpenter
was held Monday afternoon at two
o'clock from the home of his daugh-
ter, Mrs. NJ. a. ostrander. Rev.
Bailey officiating. A quartet, Mrs
Henry ofenlock, Mrs. Ralph Fawcett,
J. e. Davies and Wendell Moulton
sang. The pail bearers were III.
0fenlock, T. s. Wilcox. C.. r. Sven
son, w. r. Skipton. L. c. Mason and
w. B. Pulyer.
The Mason lodge of st. Peter at
tended In body and had charge of
the services. Interment took place in
Woodlawn cemetery st. Peter.
| At the special meeting held Thurs
| DAY evening for the purpose of
voting the $4,000 bonds to be used
In erecting an addition to the school
building, the result was l53 for
bonds and six against
Miss Hazel Hughes of Nicollet was
entertained by DR.. and Mrs. w. III.
Powell, Sunday. y ...
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter J. Kennedy
returned to Minneapolis, Monday
night.
Donald ostrander returned to the
State university. Monday evening.
Oscar Johnson of Norseland visited
relatives here Tuesday.
r. l. Bradshaw is improving from
his Illness. ,-..
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Vernon have
returned from their wedding trip.
]. Z. Davis was a business caller
at lie Sueur Center Friday.
r. ID. Fawcett went to ST. Paul on
business Monday.
Mira Herman Maves and son
George returned TO Minneapolis Tues
| day noon.
The Ladies' aid of the Presbyterian
4 Cuuftu Will We SHieTtdfHeu 0y BITS.
w. II. Powell Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Martin Appert and family.
who have spent the winter in Man
kato. have moved back TO their
farm.
/ Mrs. Wallace Grant and baby spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. William
4 st. John.
Mrs. Elizabeth Randolph continues
/, quite poorly.
i Dir. and Mrs. Sam weygant were
treated to a surprise Friday evening
by a large number OF their friends.
Cards were played at five tables.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weygant will move to
their farm east OF the village In Q
few weeks. 90
Mrs. James Gilman of LIE. Sueur
Center came Monday to spend few
! days with her sister. Mrs r. l..
Bradshaw, and family.
Mrs. ]. r. Thomas OF Mankato
1 spent Tuesday with her daughter.
MRS. Frank Komers.
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