The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1916-02-18
Friday, February IS, 1916.

pany of ladies at her home last Sat-
urday afternoon.
Mrs. Eugene Smith spent last
Thursday afternoon with Mrs ,O.gf4@ !.
Ransom. TIL .;s,sI5s
Miss Jessie jerks entertained MRS.
o. L. Ransom and son, Jay, at six
O'Clock dinner last Friday.
ANGEL Perkins was a week end
guest of friends in Mankato.
John Hardegger of Lake Jefferson
offers the Beaver Dam hotel for sale.
Mr.. Hardegger is planning on re-
building the Point Pleasant :, hotel
this spring. which was destroyed by
fire few weeks ago. 1t is understood
the new building will contain large
dining room, kitchen and few rooms
and some additional cottages will be
built to take care of the patrons.
| William Dickie and wife are visit :
ing with the John Virtue family at
st. Paul this week
Miss Alice Wendelschafer, who is
spending the winter at Spokane,
Wash, writes her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. w. Wendelschafer, that she
had the misfortune to be thrown
from sleigh and break her collar
bone about month ago. Her many
friends are pleased to hear that she
is recovering very nicely. = i
Miss Ruth Hurst, who has spent
the past four months with relatives
and friends in Northern Minnesota, is
spending few days in the twin
cities before she returns to her home
in this village. She is expected to ar
rive home the latter part of this
week.
w. f. Lloyd arrived home Monday
from the twin cities, where he took IN
the auto show and visited relatives
and friends. az !.
Lyman Sapp, Robert Keough and
John Hardegger were county seat
callers Monday. .<.-s ....i-.
Mrs. Ray Hankins is entertaining
her niece, Miss Beth Marshall of
Waubay, S. D., this week B J..
Rev. Emil Gustafson will fill the
pulpit at the Christian church on
!. Sunday at eleven a. M. and z: 80 D. m,
/ One and all are invited to attend both
services. r=5 !.
Rev. R. J. Rice, pastor of the
Methodist church will give number
of lantern lectures on the Life Of
Christ in this village during the
month of February and March. He
will give a lecture next Thursday
evening, February II. -.-& ~"l.nNE -.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Peach enter
/, tanned the following families at their
home Sunday, William Peach and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Peach,
and Miss Marcia Perkins.
| Frank Flowers spent a few days the
! past week in Minneapolis and ST.
| Paul. .- - ,s<s -
| Miss Lillian Ponwith has been on
| the sick list the past week
| Mrs. Lou Bartlett left last week on
an extended visit with her daughter,
Mrs. Dudly Coffin at st. Paul. -.
Miss Katie White was guest Of
Rev. and Mrs. r. ], Rice at lie Sueur
Center from last Friday until Sun
day. -. -i~@. .e..s.,' .,.'...c.r . >
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Montgomery
were calling at lie Sueur Center last
Thursday -.,-'"v. - ,-4-s's" 3D..
The E. F. U. lodge met Tuesday
evening and after, the meeting tho
members enjoyed a few social hours
together and also a delicious oyster
| stew was served. 3 ~ Wy ,
| School Notes.
| The c. B. B. b. were defeated last
Saturday in game with ST. Peter
high school, the score being Is to 90.
! The Farmers institute held here on
February and 2, was we'll attended.
Mrs. Cayanaugh addressed the hign
school both days, regarding the health
of the children
On Wednesday the domestic science
girls held a candy sale and after the
lecture sold coffee and doughnuts. The
/ proceeds amounted to about. SIS.
| The B. b. B. will journey to lie
Sueur February IL, for game with
the LIE Sueurites. 1t is hoped they
will have the good luck to win again.
The Alpha Beta Phi will give it's
next literary program February 10.