The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1916-01-14

Suffrage association, which was to
have been held on Saturday of this
week has been postponed until the
following Saturday, and will be held
on Saturday, January Is at the home
of Mrs. j. w. Andrews.
Sewing Club at Meeting.
The Young Ladies' Sewing club of
the Evangelical Lutheran church held
a very pleasant meeting last night at
the church parlors, the affair being
in honor of the membership rally. A
lerge attendance was present, and a
pleasing program was given, closing
with the serving of nice luncheon
Fred Kron went to Minneapolis to-
day on business trip. ...
Mrs. Mary Noe is confined to her
home by an attack of grip.
Miss Minnie Almquist is i'll with
grip and confined to her home.
Frank E. Ottersteil of Amboy was
in the city on business today.
Lester Patterson has returned from
visit with friends in Rochester
Miss Agnes Pietch OF Madison Lake
was a shopper in the city yester-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. Haycraft of
Madelia were shoppers in the city
today. J
Miss Theresa Bigot of New Ulm ar
rived today and will take a course
at the commercial college
Mrs. William Appel Of Minneapolis
&c, 20 do 90
of her mother, Mrs. Lena Malzahn.
Mrs. Albert Mcmahon, the we'll
known Minnesota suffrage leader was
in the CITY between trains last night.
Paul Bolts went to Rochester this
morning, where he has accepted a po-
sition as mechanic in an automobile
garage.
DR.. and Mrs. c.. D. Snow left this
afternoon for Florida, and will spend
a couple of months at points of in
terest in the south.
Redwood Falls Gazette: Mrs. Lilly
of Mankato arrived last week for a
visit at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. F. R. Lobdell.
Karl Granse has returned from va
cation visit at his home in st. Paul,
and resumed his position at the F.
w. Kruse company store. ...
H. S. Paul is spending the day
in the city calling on his business as
sociates. Mr.. Paul just returned from
srending the holidays at his home in
Ohio
Miss Minnie Pass has returned to
Sanb"rn. MINI, to resume school
teaching. after spending the Christ
mas holidays at her home in Man
kato.
w. J. Griffing is now at Moose
Jaw, Saskatchewan, Canada, where
he has accepted position, and in a
letter home describes the town as a
nice place, and reports good weather.
Mr.. and Mrs F. NJ MacElrath,
who were married in this city ON
New Years day, and have been at
the twin cities on their wedding trip,
returned to Mankcto last night, and
are guests at the Saulpaugh hotel.
Mrs Thomas Butler and daughters,
Misses Catherine and Pe~n;ce of Fair
fax, arrived yesterday to spend few
days in the city Miss Catherine But
Ter will resume her studies at the
commercial college after a short va
cation. e..
Redwing Eagle: Frnnk NARROW,
manager of the local automatic base
ball court, went to Mankato yester
day, where he was TO close a deal for
the sale of one of the baseball courts
To be taken to Iowa Mr.. NARROW has
the agency for the sale of the courts
in this vicinity.
GAINESVILLE Argu9: II. F.. Gates
came over from Mankato Fri
day morning and remained here
until afternoon W h e n he contin-
ued on to Waseca. He tells US he is
still up in the air as to the future
At times he thinks favorably OF set
Ting down permanently in Mankato.
And then again On account of old as
sociations he rather yearns for the
corgeniality that he might find in
GAINESVILLE. But in the final roundup
he will probably be found somewhere
out on the Pacific coast. At least
this is the predominating indication
just at present. Still. there is some
reason to hope that he may finally
, conclude to join his former associates
and friends and become a resident of
GAINESVILLE.
Washington Times: Lieutenant and
Mrs. Milo P. Fox are leaving Wash
ington the last of the week for San
Antonio, Tex. At least that is
'Montes" official STATEN, but he will
probably be on the border most of the
time. Helen is sorry to leave Wash
ington, think, and l know everybody
is sorry to see her go. She is an un-
usually clever and interesting person,
full of originality, extremely capable
and with a talent fer organization
which has found expression in the
work of the Junior league and several
other ph;lanthropc organizations
Doubtless Monte will have duty in
Washington again-such is the way of
the engineer corps-but only the war
department knows when. Here's hop
ing it may be soon!