The Mankato free press., 1916-12-01

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also spent few days with other rel
atives at and near st. Clair
Miss LaJune Foster and Miss
Abbie Thielman of Mankato spent
Saturday and Sunday at their homes
in st. Clair
Arthur Murphy was st. Clair
visitor last week one day.
Some st. Clair young men are
working on the electric line from
Eagle Lake to st. Clair.
Peter McGovern is painting and
vanishing his residence at st. Clair.
C. Shostag is taking treatment for
his eyes at Mankato this week.
Mrs. George Caldwell and children
of Mankato and Otto Fitzloff and
daughters of GAINESVILLE spent Sun
day afternoon with Herman FitZlCff
and family.
DR.. Andrews of Mankato was a st.
Clair visitor one day last week.
Dr. Raymond of Albert Lea was at
ST. Clair few days last week.
Miss Josephine Wingen was a
guest at the Greene home Sunday.
DR.. j. NJ Macbeth and M. Ryan
took in a show at Mankato theatre
Saturday evening.
daughter and Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
FRANKIE were guests of Miss Ida
Bruske Sunday.
Frank Ario of Mankato is staying
at ST. Clair for few weeks. He
will put in the electric lights at st.
Clair soon.
Fred Kruse purchased a new Max
well car last week.
John Heintze spent Monday at the
home of his son, Louie Heintze.
August Beccue of Smiths Mill was
at st. Clair Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Miller of
Waldorf were visitors of Mr.. and
Mrs. Rev. Miller Sunday.
Mrs. Oscar Anderson will enter
tain the Lutheran Aid society at her
home Thursday afternoon OF this
week.
Mrs. Jane Rasdall is visiting
friends at Welcome this week.
Miss Alma Shostag was a Man
kato caller one day last week.
Mrs. Madison has her daughter
visiting her from Montana this week.
The Geckler school is closed on
account of a case of diphtheria in
that district.
H. Leonard and R. Preston were
Mankato visitors Sunday.
Miss Louise BuchOltz is assisting
Mrs Boucher with work.
Mrs. Steve Foster was at Mankato
Sunday evening.
-Judson.
J. c.. Roberts of Mankato passed
through here last week on his way
to Cambria where he delivered an
Overland car to George Roberts of
that place.
Evan J. Lloyd of Cleveland visit
ed relatives in the vicinity last
week.
Little May Evans, who suffered an
attack of pneumonia, is nicely re-
covering.
John M. Jones and family motor
ed to Ottawa Saturday
The little daughter of Ellis V.
Jones passed away early Saturday
morning after an illness of few
days. The child was born July r.,
1916. The parents have the SYM
pathy of the community in this hour
of sorrow. The funeral, which was
held from the home Monday, was
largely attended. Interment was
made at Minneopa cemetery. Sever
al motored from Lake Crystal, OF
tawa and Mankato to attend the
funeral. Rev. w. E. Evans officiat-
ed at the house and also at the
grave.
J. E. Price and G. F. Evans have
been on the sick list with severe
throat trouble.
Miss Ellen Evans of LeSueur is
visiting her cousin and family, r. T..
Thomas.
Mrs. Arthur Jones is home from
Chicago, where she was called by
the death of her father.
Little Maldwyn Price is sick with
throat and lung trouble.
The Evans brothers of Judson re-
ceived a message Sunday from OF
tawa announcing the death of their
aunt, Mrs. David Hughes OF that
place.
Rev. Brown of Lake Crystal will
preach at Jerusalem Sunday at two
o'clock. The services will be con-
Quoted in the English language.