The Mankato free press., 1916-04-14

Don't forget the time and place, Fri
day afternoon, April 7, at two o'clock
: at Thomas hall
Rev. N. P. Tuleen of Mankato
J took charge of Rev. Arthur's pulpit
| last Sunday afternoon.
| The Christian Endeavor meeting
| last Sunday evening was lead by
| Clarence Anderson. The topic was
| "Consecration of Time. Clarence
| has been attending the high school of
| Mankato this winter and is home on
f.; his vacation. He is a promising
| Christian young man.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Roberts of
| Minneopa were in town last week.
He will build large barn on his
farm this spring, the lumber being
bought of o. F. Jones. They took
dinner and visited with Mr.. and Mrs.
w. j. Roberts
The Riverview Stock Farm COM
| pany, under the management of J. L.
Albrecht are making very extensive
| improvements on houses and other
buildings. Mr.. Andrew Swanson do
! ing the carpenter work.
Mr.. and Mrs. /. C. Johnson were
Mankato visitors this week.
! The Young Peoples society met at
the church Friday evening as usual
! to discuss the following Sunday
school lesson and other matters per-
f, tanning to the Christian Endeavor
society. Everyone is cordially invit-
ed to attend these meetings.
H. Loomis of Courtland spent a
few days in town on business this
week.
Mrs. Mahowald of Mankato was a
+, guest of her sister, Mrs. Thomas and
Mrs. Phelps over Sunday.
! Miss Mary Jube of Marshall was
F., the guest of her sister, Mrs. Mitchell
last week. Miss Jube was on her way
to Waseca.
Clarence and Frances Anderson
are spending their vacation at the
home on the farm of their parents
! Mr.. and Mrs Alfred Anderson.
The young ladies of this place
pleasantly surprised Miss Lottie Gott-
chalk last week with a granite
shower. A nice lunch was served and
|
OnstratiOn coffee.
Miss Margaret Rodekuhr, Miss
Martha Johnson and Miss Alice Gus
tafson, Miss Mary e. Evans, Mrs
I.ottie Gottchalk, Miss Jennie Will
liams also Mrs. Gottchalk, Mrs. Ed
win V. Jones, Mrs. Andrew Swanson
and Max Tomas, Alfred Winhorn
Fred Jones, Iris Davies were Man
kato callers the past week
The farmers of the vicinity are
buoy getting their wheat and oats
cleaned which is a sure sign of
spring
! r. r. Thomas and wife attended
| the funeral of the late Mrs. William
, r. Jones at st. Peter last week, who
was distant relative of Mrs
| Thomas
Sheldon Little returned home Sat
urday from Shakopee, where he took
treatments for rheumatism and is
feeling somewhat better.
Joseph Roberts who has been very
sick with mumps is now improving
Mr.. Roberts was at Minneapolis a
short time ago attending funeral OF
relative, and it is thought that
while there he was exposed to the
! disease.
Mrs. Robert NJ. Jones and daugh-
! ter, GaynOr, visited at the home of
Mrs. Mary Jones Monday.
Miss Nellie Jones of Ottowa is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Philip
Thomas.
Gabriel Lloyd had a good crowd at
his sale last week, which amounted
to several hundred dollars.
Mrs. Ed Roberts is spending few
weeks at Minneapolis visiting her
daughter and family.
| Bessie May Roberts has had an
other attack of appendicitis but is
better at this time.
| Mrs. Mary Jones left Tuesday
for Shakopee, where she will take
. treatment for rheumatism. Her
daughter, Lizzie and son, Edwin
Jones, accompanied her.