The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-12-17
Methodist Edificeiu village Has
Undergone Repairs
From Saturday Dairy.

The Methodist church will be ready
for morning worshipson Sunday. There
win be no evening services as the
fixtures for electric light have not
been placed. The church is hardly
recognized i'm its new fixtures and
presents a very nice appearance ana
Rev. Palmer and his congregation
have justifiable pride I'm the work.
that has been accomplished. me
completion of the extensive remodel
ing, redecoratmg sand installing
heating plant. shows what can be ac-
complished, II one only set out. The
congregation now has one OF the most
pleasant and convenient churches in
this section.
The Equity people shipped stock TO
st. Paul again this week. Fred
Hemingway accompanied the ship
ment and will take this opportunity
and visit Wallace Sanford. who is
convalcscing very slowly from typhoid
fever, which he contracted while q
student az the farm school
Messrs. Cooper and Richter accom-
panied by their wives were guests for
dinner at the Billie Roberts home In
Map,eton Tuesday evening.
w. ]. Richter and wife were I'm
Mankato Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed MeiXell OF Ceresco
visited In town this week.
Another deal was made Thursday
whereby the John stock OF general
merchandise changed hands again q.
Bert Stratton. selling out to Alex Dor
weller OF Mankato. II is not known
whether Mr.. Dorweiller will dispose OF
the stock here or move il elsewhere.
A. w. Petrich returned from Ro-
chester the first of the week and re-
ported that his wife is getting along
quite satisfactorily. although ex-
tremely weak. Miss Selma Petrich
went down on Monday and will stay
with her mother indefinitely.
Miss Dora Furnald returned last
evening from Fairmont where she had
been visiting friends since the pre-
vious Saturday.
Mr.. II. Spence is i'm st. Paul at
tending the big Equity meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Pail of West
Vernon will return Saturday from
Waldorf. Mimi. where they have been
visiting the formers brother for the
past ten days.
Mr.. and Mrs. VI. B. RUSSELL of
Ceresco enjoyed week end visit with
their daughter. Miss Cecilia, who is
teaching I'm Danville and Miss Russell
was accompanied by Mr.. John Koz-
iska, they made the trip by auto, via
Of Mankato.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Zumwalt and
family of Bancroft, Iowa, have re-
turned home after visiting for several
DAYS with the formers brother viii.
and family in South Vernon.
DR.. T. Gage Clemant reports the
arrival of a fine baby daughter at the
home OF Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hun
holt's in East Vernon Thursday morn
ing. Former neighbors of this young
couple extend congratulations and
greetings.
A very enjoyable evening was spent
by the young people of the village at
the home of Miss Ida Keitzer Thurs
day. and an Older peoples party was
pulled off at the Charles Starbuck
home. the same evening.
Many children as well as grown up
people are suffering with bad colds.
Mrs. Laura Mead gave family
dinner Wednesday. her mother, two
sisters and two brothers with their
families being present. A picture of
the happy gathering was taken and
sent to the absent brother. Frank
Meixeli. who lives i'm the northern part
of the state