The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-11-05


California, or perhaps in even foreign
lands, but where'er they go, the best
wishes. and love and esteem OF their
friends will ever reach them.
!, Earl Morrow and Verne Klinger-
man are In st. Paul this week taking
examination I'm telegraphy.
All are glad to know that Editor
Ralph Burdick Is feeling quite like
himself again and the operation he
had on one OF his ears a couple OF
weeks ago, was very successful. and
no further operations win be neces-
sary. although. he goes down to Man.
kato occasionally to receive treat
ment of DR.. Benham.
A card received from Mrs. Caller OF
Marine Mills. tells Of the family re-
union held at her home In honor OF
her grandmother's ninety first birth
day. II was happy affair the birth
day cake was decorated with ninety
one candles. Grandma Coon Is In
good health. and enjoyed the day.
Miss Louise Award has rented her
house to Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Matson
who will take possession the first of
November.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. VI. Warren and
children spent Sunday afternoon NJ
the Gates home In Garden City.
Miss Louise Award will 60 to Man
kato the latter part OF the week to
visit her brother and sister for a few
days. Then she will go to Janesville
to spend the winter with her sister
Mrs. George Holmes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Brown and
daughter spent part OF the past week
in Mankato, and while there purchased
O Hudson Six car.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Champlin returned
to their home In Mankato Sunday
afternoon after spending a few days
with the formers parents. Alex Gray
and wife accompanied them home. for
an overnight visit.
Lon wyman and Albert Halverson
returned Friday evening from Minot
N. ID.
n. E. Just, l.. C. Rev. w. J. Richter
A. C. Gray and +. A. Hartwick were
among the men of leisure who enjoyed
Lady Luxury" at the Mankato The
atre last Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton s. Anderson
and children OF Madelia were Sunday
quests at the Lee Cox home. The
Andersons were formally neighbors
OF the Coxe's.
Messrs, Griffith. Bunce and Kelley
have the All to the approach OF the
east bridge nearly completed. Lou
Kraus, a member OF the town board
was inspecting the work yesterday.
Miles Porter and Lee Champlin are
up from Kato looking TO the rounding
up OF the fall work on their farms.
Rev. Alexander OF Pennington
Iowa, filled the Baptist pulpit Sun
day morning. aud preached at Gar
den city In the afternoon. Mr.. Alex
ander Is a trial candidate for the
passionate OF these two churches. Nc
action viii be taken by the church
board until other candidates are heard
from.
II Is rumored that Mrs. Otto Peter
son has sold her residence to Mr.
Peterson OF Judson. Mrs. Peterson
and family viii move to Mankato.
DIR, o. II. McMicheal. who has been
visiting the old home folks down east
for the past six weeks, returned &c
Vernon Saturday evening, to visit his
son In law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. @. Champlin and to make the
acquaintance of his new grandchild.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weikle and Their
three children have gotten nicely
settled for the winter In the Caller
house. The Weikle family formerly
lived In Illinois. moving to Minnesota
last fall, and have for the past few
months been residents OF Winnebago
Rev. and Mrs. Howell had all their
married children who live In Mime
sofa visit them last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anil Terrill drove to
Lincoln Sunday and spent the day
with friends.
AIR. and Mrs. Lee Cox and Mastei
Charles and Lester Cox spent the
week lend at the Thompson home In
Lincoln.
Miss Josephine Cornish returned
Monday evening from the twin cities
where she spent the past weeks with
friends.
Eugene and Billie Roberts oil
Mapleton were business visitors here
the first of the week. ..-
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Hunholtz are
moving onto the VIII Weir farm In
Lyra. They have been on the Charles
Force farm the past year Their
neighbors regret to see them leave.
Hubert Cooper was up from Man
kato this week for a short visit at the
home OF his uncle, F. l.. Cooper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Zlmwalt have re-
turned to their home at Independence
Missouri. after spending several weeks
with their son. w. l.. Zumwalt and
family of South Vernon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arts Busby and baby
girl, and the formers mother, Mrs
Willard Busby left Saturday by auto
for Webster City. Iowa, where they
viii visit relatives and friends for q
few days. il"
Mrs. Eva Award and daughter
spent the weekend with her parents
Mr., and Mrs. A. G. Wilbur.
Mr, and Mrs. Gardie Mead and
Clifford and their son in law and
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. George Brown
and son. enjoyed a motor trip Of abou,
125 miles Sunday. through several oil
the southern tier Of counties. The day
was ideal and the roads fine. The
party arrived home In time for church
Sunday evening. they stopped In al
the villages en- route going and re-
turning, seeing many OF their old