The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1916-06-23
Saturday afternoon, June "a, be-
ginning at 2:30 p. m. All are invited.

Mr.. and MIS-. Ora swan mOIOrSu W
Mankato Monday, being accompanied
Fby Mrs. Bertha Sutherland and daugh-
ter, who had spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. B. Cavett Mrs. Ida Boynton
and daughter Everetta were also pass
engers in the Swan car.
/ Earl Duffield is quite q frequent
caller in Garden City and vicinity. II
isn't such a long way from Lewisville
to Garden City when you have a
Ford.
! The friends of Bert Barnes of
Vernon Center are sorry to learn OF
his injuries in the accident Sunday.
A great amount of tile was hauled
out Monday for use in the ditching
being done northwest of town.
| Charlie Scott, formerly of Mankato,
now of Winnebago had the misfortune
to break an axle of his car in the north
part of the village Sunday afternoon,
while going toward Winnebago with
a party of friends. The party spent
the night at the hotel and went on to
Winnebago on the noon train Mon
day. The car still awaits repairs.
Mrs. Merle Scoville and children
and her sister, Ruth Richardson left
Saturday for Markville, the new town
where Mr.. Scoville has position in
bank.
Mr.. and Mrs. Giles Gray proudly
;rft Of al
boy Monday, June IS. Hearty con-
CALCULATIONS to the happy family
C. j. Nefald and wife returned last
week from a motor trip to Bird Is
land, their former home.
The primary election here Mon
day was a very slow affair Those in
charge almost dying from lack of
something to do. 1-a
E. H. Monroe and family departed
Tuesday for two weeks vacation.
Mr.. Monroe will attend the bankers
convention in the cities on June p
and %. They will also visit relatives
and friends while having their out
ing.
Mrs. z. w. Gates entertained Bert
Gates and family, Louis Mills, Erwin
Mills and Ruth Mills at dinner Sun
day.
Miss Anna Loring is the champion
angler so far this season, she having
caught with hook and line a ten
pound pickerel and six pound one
afternoon last week. This was by
actual weight for they did not get
away. If anyone has beaten this it has
been kept quiet and that would be
unusual.
A. NJ Kendall has returned from
visit to his daughter and her family in
Wisconsin
Mrs. Jud lockwood arrived from
Idaho on Monday and will spend some
time visiting relatives and friends.
/. Mrs. Cheney and little daughter
from Minneapolis are visiting at the
Van Sickle home.
Mrs. Mary Buck and Miss Ida Will.
son left Wednesday for Pipestone,
where they will attend the Baptist
association of this district.
Mrs. Emmeline Crane went to Man
.kato Wednesday, where she will
spend a week visiting relatives and
friends.
Mrs. Florence Parker has gone to
Mortified to see an uncle who is in
poor health
Miss Liza Wilson and brother,
Bert, left Tuesday morning for Can,
ada. They will make the trip by motor
and will visit at a number of places
EN- route.
Agent Sherve has returned to his
duties after an absence of few
weeks.
Mrs. Hoffer arrived Tuesday and is
located at the hotel
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Monroe enter
tanned Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Vefald at
supper Sunday evening.
The baby of Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Kendall has entirely recovered from
the measles.
Hugh Jones and family of Lake
Crystal were in town Monday even
ing.
! Robert Thompson is spending the
week with his grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. d. Mills.
Miss Ethel Hyde was in town part
of the week
Garvin Crane will be in full charge
lat the bank during the cashiers alb
sence.
Mrs. Mayte john will have charge
of the young ladies and girls class in
1.-THE Christian Sunday school next
Sunday and she would be glad to
greet all those who have been in the
Iclass and any others who care to
come This can and shOuld no p,o1o
one of the large classes in the school.
| MILITIA WILL PATROL