The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-01-15

splendid address. The special music
was also much appreciated. The gen.
eral public is invited to enjoy the
services every Sunday ut 10:36 a. m.
The next number OF the lecture
course win be given Friday night,
January 10, by the Dietrichs. Come
and hear the music.
The correspondent officiated at the
wedding of Miss Carol Day of Am
boy and Mr.. Robert Grave of iii
nois ut the home of the bride i'm Am
boy ut noon. on Tuesday, January %.
II. Il. Woods of Amboyy was in
town Monday looking after business
matters. He was a guest ut the c.
w. John home.
Last Saturday was butchering day
at Frank Thurston's place.
John Monroe. father of r. II. Mon.
roe. arrived Monday night to spend
some days at the home Of his son.
The writer attended the literary
meeting at the Fleming school last
Saturday night and enjoyed IL very
much. He will give full program
at this school house on Thursday
night. January Ia,
The Baptist ladies will hold a food
sale at the church on Saturday, Janu.
airy 16. beginning at 3 p. m.
Mr.. and MrsI Edward Naylor were
here on Wednesday of last week.
coming from their home in Mankato
Christian Endeavor will meet at
the Baptist church Sunday night,
Rhoda Chapman, leader.
Minneapolis Saturday to help cele-
brate the birthday of her mother,
Mrs. N. p. John.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Pettis OF
Neptune, Sask., Canada. have spent
several days in Garden City.
Mrs. Leroy Terry and her grand
daughters. Mae and Everetta Terry,
spent Saturday in Mankato. Mrs.
Terry makes regular trips now.
taking treatment for her health.
s. T. Sheppard was in Judson last
Friday.
Miss Pearl FOrrey took dinner and
spent the afternoon with Mae Terry
last Sunday
Mrs. Leland Mcdonald was a guest
OF Miss Terry on Tuesday night last
week
Mrs. Ada Wilson has lately re-
turned from her visit with relatives
i'm Mt. Carmel, ILL.,
Mrs. George Dowd was In Mankato
a few days last week.
Horse shoeing has been the order
of business at the shop since the icy
spell began.
Many cisterns have gone dry, and
for that reason numbers of men are
getting to be expert at saving ice
from the river, the same being used
for wash water. This is healthy
work for any man. even the preacher.
T. II. Hazel attended the Imple-
ment Dealers convention i'm Mime
apolis last week.
Pierce Roberts received a hard
bump over his eye one day last week,
the result OF collision with a sled
while coasting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis of Montana
are visiting Mrs. George Goodal. who
is a niece of Mr.. Davis. Mr. and
Mrs. Davis spent Monday at the Lor-
ing home.
The general Improvement OF Miss
Faythe Miller continues. which is a
cause of gladness for all.
Friends of Mrs. Homer Waite were
glad To see her able to- be at church
again Sunday morning.
Mrs. II. Dunbar is not enjoying the
best of health these days, but IL is
hoped she will be better soon.
Mrs. Spencer OF Lake Crystal at.
tended the annual meeting at the
Christian church last week, and was
happy in greeting old friends.
Keen i'm mind the evangelistic
meetings that are being planned for
February. You win be pleased with
DIR. Willis, so arrange to enjoy the
feast of music each evening. and the
great addresses which will follow
the long services. Lend your voice,
and help swell the glad songs.
Chauncey Buckles was a passen-
ger to Vernon Center on the noon
train Monday.
Those who are acquainted with
Mrs. Eva Cornish, known here as
Eva Briggs, will regret to know that
she was reported to be in a critical
condition at the Emmanuel hospital,
at Mankato.
Mrs l.. d.. Mills entertained a
number of guests at supper on Tues
day evening. The party consisted OF
Misses Matte Link, Lois Clough. and
Liza Wilson, Prof. Timothy O'Keefc
and ]. G. Olmsted and family.