The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1916-12-08
From FRIDAYS Daily.

From fridays Daily.
Theodore Thorn and sister. Miss
Christina, are guests of the Thom SIS
Ralph Hammett, who attends the
state university is home to spend the
Fiorian Kleinschmidt is home from
the university to spend dit, the vacatlo snent
Thanksgiving day with, the latter
brother, Mr.. James Murphy, IN Lake
Crystal. -
spent Thanksgiving day as guest at
the home of Senator and Mrs. j.. W..
Andrews. Mrs. Mcmahon and Mrs
Andrews left for Minneapolis today to
be present at the suffrage meeting
at the meeting.
Mrs M. Schmitt has returned from a
visit at Stanley, Wis. for visit with
her sons in this city:
vile was in the city on business today.
J. Scoville Of South Front street at
tended a family Thanksgiving dinner
at DIVA tonna yesterday.
Miss Grace Nelly, a nurse at the st.
Peter hospital. has returned to resume
her duties, after a holiday visit at
home.
Mr.. and Mrs: A. G; Maierrs of Mar
yesterday, enroute to Walnut Grove to
spend Thanksgiving day with the rela-
tives of the latter.
Miss Hazel Berkenmeyer, who attends
normal school, is spending the vaca-
ton at her home in Marshall.
Miss Florence Ellsbury spent Thanks
giving day with her brother-in-law and
sister. Mr.: and Mrs C. A. Harris, at
Blue Earth.
Joseph Harkee is spending the week
end with friends at Rapidan.
Miss Eva Barnett of Kilkenny was in
the city yesterday, enroute, to, James,
n 10 and xxyifh
friends.
Mrs. Emma Hughes and daughters,
Misses Ethel and Irene, spent Thanks
giving day at Lake Crystal:
school at Madison, Mimi, is home to
spend the vacation.
O. NJ Hoxie of the Pioneer Rubber
cor ny , Of Minneapolis, is spending
Mr.. and Mrs L. w. Andrist and
family spent, THANKSGIVING day with
Miss Lois Rath, who is teaching at
LeSueur Center, is spending her
Thanksgiving vacation with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. F. w. Rath, 1923
Mrs. Mae Agnew Anderson returned
to her home in Minneapolis today after
spending two weeks at the home of her
parents. Mr.: and Mrs. p. H. ,Agnew
ney s: B. Wilson. A. E. Quimby, Harry
Burnett and John R. Snow of Mankato
were here last Tuesday looking over
the old Herrstrom farm east of town.
oscar Olson, Jr., who is connected
with the sales. department of fthe Pills
bury flour mills at Minneapolis. spent
Thanksgiving day with relatives in
Vernon Center News: Rev. T. Ross
Paden of Mankato spent Monday be-
tween trains at the Rob Sewers home
southeast of town. Mrs. Paden has
t neen mere. several days remaining at
expected to live from day to day. A
grained grained nurse is caring for Grandpa
Redwood Falls Gazette: Congressman
ka aank EliSmorth a came up from Man.
Saturday noon with Senator RAM ra,il
Clague and other friends here. Satnr-
gay morning Mr.. Ellsworth visited the
learned something of the needs and
wishes of the federal charges there. Mr.
ellsworth promised to get some relief
Tor the Indians. whose prospects for
good s4- ~ - I-"'' Gu 'i nv NJ.
Sleepy. Eye Herald Dispatch: A Man
R Ra trio registering under the ,cogno-
George Elliot Black and George 7 sde
krost invaded the subtle grassy plains
of Brown county near Sleepy Eye,
which is to used as evidence in a mo-
posed law suit in the near future Mr.
SSWanenberger. who from his years of
nsghts IN the messy and divine realms
Vi y music mas .unconsciously cultivated
d 4,d Proslac, reserved, and dignified atti-
t tude. appeared to be the leader of the
trIo, at least he was the commissarv
OH, Black and FROSTY, who are
S fo, mere youths, made up in frivolity
Ior SWanee's judicial temperament
One or the three was detected wearing
wrist watch on his ankle. ms