The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-07-09

ing the university summer school at
! Madison, Wis. will accompany her
mother home August 1. and will go
with her parents on a trip to Cali
fornia the latter part of August.
Frank Cooper received a telegram
from Ceylon. Mimi. Monday morning.
stating that his father. Samuel Coop
er, had died. Mr.. Cooper and son.
Ray. departed at once by automobile
to attend the funeral. which was held
Wednesday.
! Mrs. Charles West and little daugh-
ter. Irene. and mother, Mrs. George
Nichols. are spending a week with
relatives and friends i'm Minneapolis.
and Mrs. Nichols and Irene will re-
ceive medical treatment while there.
Misses Cecilia Russell and Veronica
Good returned Monday from Mankato,
where they spent Sunday with rela-
tives.
Miss Harriet Wojohn. who spent a
short vacation with relatives here and
at Amboy, returned Friday to Grin
nell, Iowa. She is clerk in a large
dry goods store in that city.
Mrs. Pearl Metersdorf and children
returned Monday from Mapleton,
where they visited with the formers
mother. Mrs. Mullin.
, Mesdames +. l.. Cooper, A. p. Hal
verson, and Misses Selma Petrich and
Gladys Cooper were Mankato shoppers
the latter part of last week.
! r. ID. Hays has returned from a visit
with his family i'm Minneapolis.
. G. II. Gray has completed his work
as assessor I'm the township of Vernon
and returned his books to MankatO
last Tuesday.
Mrs. Lidra and son Of Waseca spent
part Of the past week with her broth
ers. Lewis and George Brown, and
sister. Mrs. Charles Brown. and re-
turned to her home Monday. Mrs.
Brown accompanying her as far as
Mankato.
Mrs. w. Fleming and children of
Mankato are guests a the homes OF
Charles and Fred Flemming.
Mrs. Edward Annis has received a
large box of cherries from her broth
or. Edward Keith of Payette Valley,
Colorado.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Annis and in
FAINT son of Sterling visited relatives
here owe the weekend.
Mrs. Keith. who has been with her
daughter. Mrs. Annis i'm North Yer
q for several weeks, has gone to
Sterling and will visit there and at
Mapleton for q month.
Mrs. George Gray was hostess ut an
old fashioned quilting bee last Tues
day. Fifteen ladies were present, and
n jolly good time was enjoyed. An
old fashioned supper added to the
novelty of the occasion.
Lyle Cooper and Clifford Mead sub
stituted for members of the AmbOy
band Saturday, and joined the auto
tour to Mankato.
'' Eli Meters of Huntley was seen on
our streets last Saturday. Eli is now
a full fledged farmer.
Aaron Morris and son, Harry. rural
route lei are enjoying two weeks
rest. Clifford Mead Is substituting
for the former, and Harry Bates for
. the latter.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T.. Quimby and two
daughters. Misses Eleanor and Flora
of Mankato. were Sunday guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Lorenzo Carpenter.
Miss Lydia Annis visited Over Sun
cav with Margaret Snider I'm Amboy
Miss Ruth Cornish spent the past
week i'm Mankato, as the guest of
Miss Florence Jorden. They were CO.
workers in the Norwood high school
last year.
Harold Schmidt of Mankato is Wis
iting his cousin ut the II. J.. Just
home.
Franc StOner. a former Vernon Cen
ter boy. and Miss Ella Cramer were
married Saturday evening at G o'clock
at the home of the bride i'm Welcome.
The groom is engaged in the automo-
bile and garage business with his
father. and Is prosperous. Many Yer
non friends extend best wishes to
Mr.. and Mrs. Stoner
% Mrs. Maud Christensen and chill
dren have returned tn their home in
st. James. after. a short visit AZ the
home Of Charles Bates and G.. Mead.
y Grandma Meixell Is improving from
her recent Hines, and feels quite her
self again.
j. VI. Chesrown of Winnebago Is
here attending to the finishing OF the
fine new residence being built for his
daughter. Mrs. Butler. which will be