The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-05-21

Miss Emma Swenson has accepted
| position I'm the Luverne public
schools for next year.
Mrs. ]. r. Ream left Friday for
Minneapolis to spend week with rel
! atives.
William Wilkinson left last week
, for Opine. Mont. on business trip.
Mrs. Gust Anderson was Man
kato visitor last Friday.
Misses Ruth Jones. Hertha Doepke.
Mildred Reed and Ruth Amidon. all
| students of the Mankato normal
school. spent the weekend with Ka-
sofa friends.
III. w. Clapp left last week for Ro-
chester. " Y. to attend a conven-
ton. Mrs. Clapp accompanied him
as far as ST. Paul. and spent Sunday
there with relatives.
Misses Katherine Callaghan and
Nancy Williams of MankatO were
| guests al the DUEL home last Satur-
day.
Miss Grace Gordon of Minneapolis
visited friends here the last of the
| week.
A number of Mankato people nj =
y
night.
Mrs. John Lemon and daughter.
Leona. were i'm Mankato between
| trains last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Gordon have
moved from Sleepy Eye to Minneapo-
lis.
Mrs. C.. J. Hamnstedt was on the
sick list last week. but Is now i'm
proved.
Miss Kathryn BabcOck. student
| ut st. Mary's college. Faribault. spent
Sunday at her home here
Mrs. ]. r. Thomas of Mankato
/ spent Sunday with her daughter.
Mrs. Frank Komer.
Miss Ethel Baker OF Minneapolis
, was the guest of her cousin. X. w.
Baker and wife last week.
Mrs. Joseph Olson Of St. Peter
spent Saturday at the Albert Allen
home.
Mrs. Malcolm Bolin entertained the
I4arkin club Monday afternoon.
l.. c. Mason bought driving horse.
| which he formerly owned. from Mrs.
T.. Lundgren of st. Peter last week
Miss Irene Skipton has been re-
elected TO teach near Cohasset next
year.
j. c. Johnson has painted his res
idence.
Miss Minnie Otterst rom and Edwin
Normal of New Sweden were visitors
| at the Peter Hanson home last week.
Glen Churches. who has (been Wis
iting relatives I'm the vicinity for sew
| eral months. returned Monday to his
home at Longworth. California.
The eighth grade pupils. accom-
panied by Miss Anna Boyer enjoyed
a wiener roast Monday night.
The board of health has posted no.
| tees that all alleys should be clean
| ed. and rubbish removed before
May Is.
Mrs. Frank Komers entertained
the Larkin club last Saturday even
ing. Five Hundred was played at
five tables. and prizes were won by
Johnson. A fine lunch was served
and a good time is reported
Harold Swenson celebrated his
twelfth birthday anniversary Satur-
day. by entertaining fifteen boy
| iriends. The afternoon was spent in
playing games and nice lunch was
| served. Master Harold received
many useful gifts
Mrs. Theodore Anderson was pleas
antly surprised by score of her lady
friends and neighbors hast Friday
| afternoon. in honor OF her birthday
anniversary. AS a memento OF the
day she was presented with n beauti-
full casserole.
Mrs. George Fulver and children OF
Waseca spent Sunday with Kasota
| relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Volk of Min
neapolis spent Sunday here with rel
| atives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Babcock OF st.
Peter and Mr.. and Mrs. Ivy of st.
Paul. were entertained at dinner
Sunday ut the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Babcock.