The Mankato free press., 1916-12-01

hunters who came home from the
northern woods, with a smile on his
face, ali owing to his bringing home
a fine deer which he killed near
Baine.
Miss Minnie Kaul of Good Thun-
der has been spending some time
with Mrs. Dick Kaul at the Center.
Mrs Ira Tyler is taking treatment
of DR.. Sutherland of Mankato for
her arm, which was broken some time
ago, but which is still giving her
consic erable trouble.
The Ladies' Aid society of Sterling
are making big preparations for
their fair, which is to be held at the
hall next Saturday afternoon and
evening. Besides all kinds of articles
which will be on sale, the ladies will
serve oysters and other eatables and
it is expected a large crowd will be
! in attendance.
Mrs ]. ]. Montieth was in the city
today coming to consult with her hus-
and who is the new Y. M. c.. A. secre-
tary in regard to a location for their
! home here. AS soon as possible Mr.. and
Mrs. Montieth will move their household
effects from ST. Paul. and will settle
down residents of this community.
Mrs. Charles Jensen, who seems to
have made a good recovery from the bull
let wounds inflicted when she was shot
by her late husband, who afterwards
committed suicide. left this week for
points in California, where she will visit
/ with her sons by her first husband. She
relative of her first husband, who will
visit his relatives in California for a short
/ time before returning home.
Miss Pearl McGovern returned home
|
| in the cities for a week.
! Mr.. and Mrs Christian Vogt of Mound
ridge, Kansas, who were guests at the
| home of their son-in-law and daughter.
| Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Killing, returned to
their home today, accompanied by their
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| thv, who will visit there
| e. Bartholomew OF Amboy was busi-
ness caller in Mankato yesterday
{ Mrs. Bertha Swenson of Lake Crystal
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. c. D. Off,
| Mrs. w. III. Buchan of Worthington
, is a guest at the home of Rev. and Mrs.
| G. A. Cahoon.
Malcolm Haywood of Minneapolis. rep
| resenting the Cable Piano company, was
| u business caller in the city today
| F. R: Field, the Byron street grocery
man: P. w Anthony of Granada and
home Yesterday aas " from ths northern esarn
woods, where they had splendid luck.
each one bringing home handsome
dear. These men have had many sue
|
are good shots. Mr. Field says it takes
| the old boys to get the game which is
| scarce this year
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Henry of Springfield
visited friends in the city yesterday.
| Arthur NObach of Springfield was the
| guest of friends in the city last even
| ing.
Miss Frieda Lockway of Springfield
visited in the city last evening.
Wilburt Gale and John Harper of
Springfield. are spending a few days Wis.,
| iting Erwin Bauch.
! Miss Jessie Prouse has returned
home after spending the past three
weeks with friends and relatives in
the cities.
Rev. Peter Clare of Minneapolis,
former pastor of the Methodist
church in this city, is visiting in
Mankato.
! Mrs William Bosin of Melrose,
Mimi, is here caring for her mother,
Mrs. Charles Schwan, who under
went an operation at the Emmanuel
| hospital. Mrs. Schwan is getting
along nicely.
Aaron Bekke. who during the past
four weeks has been in the employ
of the Keely- How Thompson Whole
sale Hardware company at Duluth,
will be home in Mankato for a short
/ Thanksgiving vacation. He is about
to go on the road for the company
through Wisconsin and the DakOtas.
He expects soon to change the loca-
tion of his family home, in accordance
with the convenience of his busi-
ness.