The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-09-10

packing her household goods and Will
join her husband, who edits paper
at Marine Mills, Mimi.
Eddie Bailey took Mr.. Klingerman
to Good Thunder last Tuesday, where
he will spend a month working at
his trade.
Mr.. McCrory and Mrs. Donnelly of
Sumner, Wash. visited the first OF
the week with their niece. Mrs. Sarah
Butler and daughter. at Central, and
with Messrs. Harve Butler and fam
sly OF Nashville, and William Butler
and family OF Winnebago, and Mr..
Chesrown of Truman, enjoyed a fam
iy reunion in the beautiful new home
or Mrs. Sarah Butler.
Frost Sunday night did no damage
In this vicinity, but the continued cold
weather puts farmers on the anxious
seat in regard to the corn crop. Sep
TENDER will have to 60 some and work
overtime in order to produce even a
fair crop.
John Baumgarten of Erma, Wis, is
here on a visit to relatives.
Hon. III. o. Thompson and wife and
Mr.. and Mrs. Lindermeyer of Halula,
Ind. were callers at the home or
Grandma Warren and other relatives
last Friday.
L. oh
family spent Sunday with the lattcr's
father, l.. S. Terry.
Charles Grannis and Dean Barnes
mOtored to Minneapolis last Wednes-
day where Dean will finish his high
school work. He will board with
Mrs. w. II. Clement and family, Tor
mer residents of Vernon.
| Mrs. Rev OF Amboy and sister, Mrs.
NJ. G. Thompson of Stewart, Wy. have
been guests the past week at the
homes OF Mr.. and Mrs. Stratton and
Alex Gray.
Miss Billie Shannon returned to
her home in ST. James Monday. after
spending the summer with her friend
Miss Gladys Cooper.
The social dance at the home oil
Mike Mountain in Lyra Friday even
ing was we'll attended, and was great =
ly enjoyed by the young people.
Claude Cooper of Minneapolis is a
business visitor in town this week.
T. ID. Hayes received a message
from Salt Lake City last Friday tell
ing Of the passing away Of his father
in-law, Mr.. Aalund, who recently
went west in the hope Of regainine
his health.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Moore left yes.
terday for Davenport, Ia, after spend
ing the vacation with the latter''
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. e. Wilbu
and other relatives here and at Man.
kato. MI Moore Is at the head o
the Davenport Commercial college. ;
position for which he is eminent!
fitted.
"dlttE iHotOitu
ton Sunday morning, and brought
home his parents. for dinner. In the
afternoon they enjoyed an automo'
bile ride, going to the dam and Man
kato, on their way home to Maple
ton.
Last Saturday evening between thu
hours of eight and eleven the pleasan
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Cox, soutl
of town, was the scene OF a merr!
gathering OF about thirty Of thu
young friends of Carl, Don, ant
Marie Cox. The evening was spen
in playing games, and with music.
dainty luncheon ended the happ.
evening.
About twenty five of the younger
set enjoyed a moonlight picnic OF
Strawberry Point last Thursday even
ing. The party was chaperoned b,
Mrs. T. Gage Clement. and IL noise
Is any sign OF good time they mus
have had the time Of their lives. 4
weiner roast supper was the closing
number ON the program.
| Charles Force has rented his house
in the west part of the village to Ed
ward Swanson, who will move hi:
family TO town as soon as the house
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