The Mankato free press., 1915-04-16
chased from Fred eossard by Mr..

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Mrs. Dora Rraus. who spent the
past winter with her daughter. Mrs.
Mary Wagen in Mankato. came TO
visit with her son. Henry and family.
From here she win go TO the old
homestead To spend the summer with
her youngest son, and family.
Mrs. Anna Robinson. who lives With
her daughter. Mrs. Harry Bailey, Is
seriously III. Mrs. George Robinson
of Pleasant View Is assisting Mrs.
Bailey In caring for their mother.
Mrs. Jennie Cook. WHO has been
very sick at the T. G.. Clement home
for the past month. has somewhat re-
covered and vas taken TO the home
of c. VI. Warren In West Vernon.
where slle viii remain until she re.
gains her health ...
John McMahan is III. with grip and
complicated throat trouble. ..
Carl and Edward SkabcrEerg came
from their home In the northern part
OF Minnesota last Saturday. They
will work al the carpenter trade here
during the summer.
Earl Pepper was here from Man
kato Friday to attend the dance and
visited his sister. Mrs. Rev.
Mira. !. ". Howell visited her daugh-
ter In Winnebago Thursday. Her son
Lonny. who spent his vacation there
returned home with her.
Mrs. Fred Hemingway Is quite Ill.
AMI IL being cared for by her sister.
Mrs. Avaril. who has been visiting In
Wisconsin.
Charles Grannis went 10 Mime
apol!s last Thursday to take up
strides in an automobile school.
John Slater of Mapleton, who
und' rwent a serious operation at Ro-
chester. left. the hospital last week
AM IL staying with his brother. ID.
A. Slayter. 'a'
A United States marshal from
Washington. ID. C.. arrived In Vernon
Friday noon to serve n subpoena on
Joe Robinson an old soldier. to ap
pear as Witness for the government
In a pension fraud case In Seattle.
which the United States government
is prosecuting. Mr.. Robinson left with
the marshal the same afternoon. II
will be fine trip for Mr.. Robinson.
who will have all his expenses paid.
and receive 10 cents mileage.
Ladies' Division No. ! OF the Bap-
tist Aid, will serve a ten cent tea at
the church "Wednesday afternoon
Everyone invited.
Mrs. Frank Clague Of Redwood
Falls arrived Friday, and visited with
her mother over Sunday.
Miss Clara Spencer was down from
the lakes for a Sunday visit with her
friend. Mrs. John Look
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Meixell are the
proud and happy. parents of little
who arrived at their home
Monday tnorning. 30
Carl Osgood Was a business visit
or here between trains Monday.
John Kelley OF Spokane Falls
writes that he Is enjoying his western
"trip. and win go from there to Cali.
fornia.
County COMMISSIONS Ole Olson and
II. C. Kraus have ordered new string
ers put on Cable Mil bridge. and all
travel across IL snsltnded until re-
pairs are completed. Commissioner
Kraus states that he hopes TO have
the work finished BY Wednesday, so
that travel over the bridge may soon
be resumed
Mesdames Porter Robinson. and
Washburn enjoyed visit from Mrs.
Nen of Lake Crystal the latter part
of the week.
Mr.. Keith Or Mankato visited
friends in. the village Sunday.
The village was partly on the white
way Sunday night The lights were
fine, and everyone was jubilant over
the arrival OF the juice. In few more
days the work here will be completed.
The village has only words OF praise
for the courtesy and fairness OF the
electric company. and business rela-
tions have been very harmonious.
Harry Morris. mail carrier on Route
2. does not make the Cable loop this
week. owing TO the repairing being
done TO the bridge
Miss Margaret Kelley of Mankato
has been secured 10 finish the school
year in the Mertersdorf district She
is an experienced teacher. and the
board thinks itself fortunate to obtain
her, She had been substituting I'm the
Mankato schools for the past year.
She has found pleasant and con.
venient boarding place at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Mertersdorf
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Brown and
daughter Florence of Willow Creek
and q. w. Champlin of Lake Crystal,
spent Saturday night and Sunday with
their parents In the village, Mrs. O..
w. Champiin spent Sunday with
friends I'm Minneapolis.
DIR. 7. Gage Clements new house
is going up as II by magic. The foun.
dation is completed and the frame.
work well started. When completed
the building will be one of the largest
and most modern in the village. Half
OF IL will be used as an Office, with
operating and waiting rooms, all mod.
crnly equipped with the latest appli.
ances. Dr. Clement already has an en-
viable reputation in his profession,
and is rapidly forging ahead. He is
young and will no doubt attain to the
height of medical honors i'm the COM
ing years. ~
More and Better. Babies Is a
movement finding favor in the village
this spring. and the stork Is
working over time.
w. l.. Zumwalt left Monday for
Bancroft, Ia. where he will spend a
few days with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs, George Robinson. who
spent the past eight months with their
son. Guy and family I'm California. are
expected TO arrive home Saturday even