The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1916-10-06

friends motored from Sioux Falls to
Minneapolis and called on Mrs.
George Brown at the parsonage Mon
day morning.
Rev. George E. Brown returned
from his visit in Niagara Falls last
week and the usual church service
was held Sunday. w. G. Clark was
elected delegate to attend the state
conference at Mortified next week.
The Christian Endeavor meetings
will begin at 7:30 O'Clock hereafter.
Sunday evening Miss Stella Steel led
the meeting. The following officers
were elected: president, w. G. Clark,
vice president, Guy Trask; record
ing secretary, Penelope Hanson; cor
responding secretary, Elsie Trask;
treasurer, Ewart Budde; organist,
Mrs. Jessie Lindsay; assistant organ
list, Penelope Hanson; collector,
George Loucks.
Buelah Busby went to Iowa last
week to visit friends.
Will Carter has put concrete
floor in his barn.
Walter Johnson and Charlie Fish
are busy with stack threshing.
H. A. Hanson entertained a party
of boys Sunday afternoon by giving
them long auto ride. Those in the
party were his sons, Tom and Bert,
their friends, George Loucks, Louis
Johnson and Paul Sharp. The boys
had a delightful time.
The Ladies' Aid society will meet
with Mrs. l.. P. Parsons Friday after
noon of this week.
George Loucks took supper Sunday
evening with Tom and Bert Hanson.
From Wednesdays DAILY.
George Pass, Jr., went to Fair
mont today on business thip.
George w. Mertesdorf of Vernon
Center was court house visitor this
morning.
H. A. Fuller is spending a couple
of days at Mapleton, attending the
corn show, and expects to return
home Saturday evening.
Mrs. Sam Sandon of Winnebago
was shopper in the city yesterday.
H. B. Crane is spending the week
on business at Owatonna
L. P. Gellerman, division passenger
agent of the Northern Pacific, with
headquarters at St. Paul, was in
Mankato on business yesterday.
Mrs. William Frederick and little
daughter and Mrs Otto Frederick,
all of Lampson, Wis, are guests at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. C. L.
Kennedy.
Mrs. Emma Firestone was a court
house visitor today. Mrs. Firestone
has been living in Minneapolis, but
expects to go to the Pacific coast
this winter.
Mrs. Margaret McGarry of Brain
erd, Mrs. ]. E. Luss of Minneapolis
and Miss Mamie Sicily of LeSueur
are visiting with w. ]. Cajune and
family on Eighth street.
Mrs. James Spellman and Mrs. H.
B. Kuhles of st. Paul are guests at
the home of Henry Wiltgen. Mrs.
Spellman is the mother of Mrs.
Kuhles and Mrs. Wiltgen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Bell and son,
Delbert of Minnesota Lake were en-
tertained at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Swan in West Mankato yes
terday. They made a trip by auto to
Rapidan accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Lille.
st. Cloud Times: Miss Alice Schol-
kOpf left this afternoon for Mankato,
where she will attend the marriage
Of heI' brother, Marvin ScholkOpf to
Miss Elizabeth Dodds, which will
take place at high noon tomorrow at
the home of the brides parents in
Mankato
Mrs. ]. H. Stodden of Minneapolis,
daughter of Martin Walser is spend
ing a week in the city, visiting rel
atives. Mrs. Stodden is here largely
on account of the illness of her ia
Their, who has been a patient for
about week at st. Joseph's hospital
Mr.. Walser is reported to be getting
along we'll
]. E. Burnham and his son, C. B.
Burnham, both of Delavan, Mimi, were
in the city today arranging for trip
to the west. Together with Mrs. J. E.
Durham they will spend the winter in
California, stopping at Los Angeles,
San Diego and other points. They ex-
pect to return to Minnesota in the
spring.