The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1916-09-01

RE Bradley of Minneapolis last
Thursday afternoon.
Marietta Kaneff, Jane Parry and
Penelope Hanson went to lie Sueur
last Friday and attended a Chris
tain Endeavor convention. They re-
turned Monday.
Mrs. Foot of Hebron visited Mr.
and Mrs. Will Carter Sunday.
School begins in District No. s
Monday, September II, with Miss
Stella Steel of Mankato as teacher.
There are sixty Eight children in the
neighborhood between the ages of
six and sixteen This is the largest
list ever made out for this district.
J. B. Nielsen of North Mankato is
working to put new blackboards in
to the schoolhouse in district 8.
| The Ladies' Aid society will meet
| with Mrs. George Brown at the par
sonage Friday afternoon. Everyone
is invited to attend.
Mrs. Harry Parsons and baby have
been, spending several days with rel
atives in North MankatO
| Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Hopp' and party
of friends went to Madison Lake
Sunday
W. G. Clark has rented his farm to
Lloyd Goodridge
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Heise and
sons, Tony, George and Harry visit
ed at the Seppman home in South
Bend Sunday.
John Rist of Owatonna accompan-
| led by two granddaughters, Emma
and Viola Larson has been visiting
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| This week Mr.. Rist is visiting his
daughter, Mrs. Kort Currier, at Swan
Lake. sy
Arthur Hjerpe, Charles Severance.
Clarence Peterson and Mrs. Paswalk
fished at Lake George Sunday.
| Vina Evenson visited relatives in
| st. Peter last week.
Mrs. J. Mulch of North Mankato
spent three days last week with Mrs.
Adolph Heise 4sro,n
Harry Steel is spending several
days with his parents in North Man
kato before leaving for the state
university.
Mr. and Mrs. Hilmer spent Sunday
afternoon with Mr. and Mrs Even
| son.
Archie and Clifford Cole, Miss Ella
Babe and Mr. and Mrs. C.. ID. Steel
| took an auto ride to Arlington Sun
| day.
M. M. Cram was out near Decor
ia Thursday surveying for tile drain
| age.
Sherman Rouse of Mankato began
| work on the culvert near Dave
Goodridge's place last week.
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Of Montrose, Mimi, and Miss Nell
son of Waverly, Mimi, visited Mrs.
Milton Melvin last week.
Mrs. Lucy Culp is having some of
| her land tiled.
Ethel Peterson visited friends in
Mankato Friday and Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Grice spent Sun
day with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Good
ridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Loucks and
sons, and Pearl Parsons visited at
ST. Peter, Lake Washington and
Madison Lake Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs Cook and children of
| Cottage Grove and Mrs. Cooks sis
ter, Mrs Scott, of Fergus Falls were
making a trip from Springfield to
Cottage Grove and called on Mr.. and
Mrs. F. E. jefferson Tuesday morn
| ing.
George W. Johnson has finished
thing on his farm and the men left
last week.
The men who have been digging
the bitches along the road finished
work Saturday.
Guy Trask is having some ditch
ing done.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Otto and
three children of Morgan visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Hopp Monday.
Arthur Sharp, wife and children
visited at the Sharp home in North
Mankato Sunday.
Mrs. George Cole, who broke her
hip last winter is improving nicely
and was out for a ride in the auto
with her son, Clifford, last week.
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