The Mankato free press., 1914-07-31
,Gardel, CITY

Purdy left Tor their nCsies at Lam
ford, s. D., Monday. Miss Fauthe
Miller accompanied them as far as
ST, Peter, where she spent a few
days.
I Messrs. George John. George Rich
ardson, Frank Richardson, Homer
Wait, Ora Swan and their families
enjoyed a picnic dinner at Amboy
with Mr.. and Mrs, Dell Dilley sun.
day. After dinner the party motored
to Lewisville.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ A. Gates, Mrs.
Franc Thurston and Miss Lucy Gates
spent Monday in Mankato.
/ Miss Dorothy Scott of Mahtawah,
MINI, is spending q few weeks with
her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. E.
Masters. 80
/ William osgood is building a barn
for Charley Traverse.
! J. NJ. Chapman and family spent
Sunday with relatives in Madelia.
! Miss Matte lockwood returned
home with them and win spend a
few weeks
/ The Baptist sunday school picnic
at NJ. F. Cranes home last Tues
day was quite a success. 1t was
certainly well attended, one hundred
and twenty-four persons being pres
ent. The bali game in the after
noon between the men and young
men was enjoyed by everyone, and
the young mems team was victor
iOus. es et' =
Mrs. Fowler is spending few
weeks with relatives and friends
In Iowa. k-a
Mrs. Leroy Terry has returned
home from three weeks visit at st.
Paul with her daughter and son,
Mrs. Harry wolverton and Ralph
Terry. ais tE' ~ VI. e..
Ray Malard is visiting at the
home of Miss Clara Boynton.
Miss Mary Campbell has returned
to her home at Parma, Idaho, after
two months visit with friends and
relatives here. ui5 s. H. a. 90.
A fineo seven pound boy arrived
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
Gates Wednesday, July Is.
Ed Annis and family of Vernon
Center spent Sunday at the C.. NJ.
Van Sickle home. .s-,. ...- IL
T. II. Hazel Is building a fine
porch for Mr.. Goldenstar. and also
garage. /
The Royal Neighbors greatly en-.
joyed a picnic at Lovers Retreat
Thursday afternoon from two until
five O'Clock. RI. 81.
/ Charles Peterson was a Lake Cry
, stal caller Monday y
Christian Endeavor will meet at
the Christian church Sunday even.
ing with Mrs. Ella Bixby as leader.
| Miss Myrtle oliver of st. Cloud
is visiting friends and relatives here.
Mrs. Touring is having her house
tre-shingled Frank Pew Is doing
/, the work b. I SOS
Miss Vera Kiteh spent few days
visiting friends fhere this week. She
has been spending the summer with
her sister. Mrs. Ray Good of Maple
ton. . 81. ~ .'r -. '.. 81
4 Mrs. ]. X. .Osgood and Mrs. E. II.
Hughes spent Monday with Mrs Ho-
mer wait.su fs ssts
Among the fiye bids for the ex-
eavation Of the bank ALI Merservy
i was the lowest and he commenced
work Tuesday morning. The bank
! building is to be completed in sixty
days The bank Is prospering and
doing successful business.
| Mrs. Peter Mertersdorf Of yer-
non Center is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Homer Wait Mrs. Evans OF
Mankato is also Mrs. Waits guest.
Miss Myrtle Thompson is visiting
her friend. Mrs. Ray Goodrich Of
/ Mapleton. m
]. k. Osgood and family spent
Sunday at Rapidan dam.
4 Mrs. Waymath returned home from
few weeks visit with relatives at
Madelia Tuesday.
! Miss Rhoda Chapman, Miss Lucy
Gates and Miss Hazel visited friends
In Vernon Center Saturday.
Misses Anna and Florence Parker
returned home Tuesday. Miss Flor
ence has been teaching music at
I IGlenwood. Iowa, during the past
year and Miss Anna has been at.
tending college at Ripon, Wisconsin.
Miss Celestia Lee has been III
the past week, but is now able to
be about again.
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From Mondays Daily.
Attorney William r. Hughes return
cd yesterday from odebolt, Iowa,
/, where he was called by the criti-
cal illness. OF his son, Robert. Robert
is now somewhat improved and It
Is believed that he Is now out OF
danger. Mrs. Hughes is still In
Odebolt
Mr. Hughes stated today that the
chautauqua with which Robert was
connected was In odeboit at the time
the young man was stricken. Mr..
Robinson, the superintendent OF the
chautauqua. was very kind and con.
siderate of Robert and watched over.
him as IL he were his own son. Also
the people of Odebolt were very kind
and Robert did not want for any.
thing. sa
Mr.. Hughes says that Odebolt Is
situated In the great popcorn belt