The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1916-03-31

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scores.
Monday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Phillips entertained a number
OF friends at their home. very
pleasant evening was spent. Mrs
| Phillips served an oyster supper to
her guests.
Alden Marble of Decoria, pio-
| neer resident of the county, was
| buried Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Dave Getty and fam
lily of Beauford, were guests at the
Matteson home Sunday.
James O'Leary, while in James
vile Monday, purchased residence
and will take up his residence there
soon.
Judge O. Conner, James o. Leary,
| w. B. Leo and l.. Hugunin drove to
GAINESVILLE Tuesday to attend the
funeral of Father Fox.
Wesley O'Brien secured the con-
tract for moving the Leo residence
recently purchased to a lot on the
| west side.
Mr.. Matt Lynch, who underwent a
critical operation some days ago in
st. Joseph's hospital, Mankato, is
reported on the way to complete
recovery.
Don't forget to make date for the
Woodman dance Easter Monday.
Sandon orchestra.
! Mr.. William B. Leo of the Leo
Hardware company, made business
trip to GAINESVILLE last Friday.
Father O'Connor of this place is
assisting Father O'Connor of Maple
| ton, who is holding a forty hour de-
votion in the church there this
| week.
William NJ. Lynch, who is working
in st. Paul, is expected home in a
week or. so.
James o. Leary made business
call to Madison Lake Monday.
DR.. Macbeth made a professional
call to Eagle Lake Monday.
J. w. Tuttle spent Sunday with
his family in Albert Lea.
The young folks of the Catholic
church are preparing to give a play
sometime after Easter.
Martin Bowe and family expect to
leave soon for their nice home in
Mankato.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rassler, were
guests at the home of Frank Kruse
last Sunday evening.
Jerome Lynch, the live Studebak.
er man, attended the auto show In
Mankato last week, and it goes
without saying that Jerry can an
swer your questions and tell you all
you need to know about the Stude-
baker.
Jake Smith, who was operated up
on some time ago, is reported as do
ing nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Seys are the
proud parents of ten pound baby
girl.
Many of the farmers in this sec
ton are making preparations for the
early spring work ~'e@
Robert. Shostag drove over to
Mapleton Tuesday returning the
same day g." '"'7
Master Robert Neihoff of Mankato
is attending school in ST. Clair.
Don't forget the date April s, when
Mr.. Swaine. the consolidated school
man, will give his talk to the people
of this and the surrounding districts
in the town han, at st. Clair. Be
sure and come Out to hear him. You
can't afford to miss it.
Miss Marguerite Hilton, who has
been ailing for some time past, is
convalescing. -
Lee Anthony who is assisting IN
the McCracken Barber shop, has sent
voluntary application to Washing
ton to serve as a private in the Villa
campaign. ..
Rev. Nichols and wife were guests
at the home of Rev. Miller last
week one day.
Mrs. Feske returned last Wednes-
day from weeks visit with her
folks at Minnesota Lake.
George Macbeth Of Eagle Lake was
at st. Clair and called at the home
of DR.. j. Macbeth last Thursday.
Mr.. Edward Conklin of GAINESVILLE
was st. Clair caller last Wednes-
day evening.
Mrs. Fred Zimmerman underwent
an operation for appendicitis last
week Tuesday at the Emmanuel, hos
pital in Mankato She is reported as
DONG nicely.
Members of the Lutheran choir
met at the home of Herman Fitzloff
last Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Glen Kollos and Fred Tim.
norman spent few days with Mrs {.
Fred Zimmerman at the Emmanuel
hospital last week.
Mrs. Henry Gosso had relative
as guest last week.
DR.. J. Macbeth was a Mankato
visitor last Saturday.
Albert Klingbeil of Wells was
visiting relatives and attending to
some business affairs at st. Clair
Friday and Saturday.
Albert Fitzloff was a Mankato
business caller last Friday.
Mrs. Hack is on the sick list this
week.
Mrs. Oscar Anderson is staying
with her sister, Mrs. Zimmerman at
the Emmanuel hospital for few days
this week.
Rev. Hack returned Friday from
two weeks visit.
Rev. Shafer of Alma City will de-
liver the sermon at the German
Lutheran church Thursday forenoon
at ten o'clock.
Mrs. Louie Heintze celebrated her