The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1917-06-15
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From Thursdays Daily.

from ihurSoayS Daily.
Those who took the state ex-
animation given by Miss Emma Mork
last week were, Leona Michels, Lillian
Michels, Irene Hanson, Ramona
Loucks, James Loucks, Warner Nord-
gren, Amy Lindsay, Lizzie Parry,
Marcella Parsons of the seventh grade.
Harvey Michels. Edith L. Johnson of
the eigth grade. District "a, Anita
NouriS seventh grade.
The students are home from the
Mankato high school and they are the
following: Evelyn Dude, Jane Parry
and George Loucks who have COM
pleted their sophomore year and Bur-
ton Burnett who just completed his
eighth grade and will next year be
freshman
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Sweet left for
Anoka Thursday and this week will
leave via Buick car for Montana to
make their future home.
Mrs. Sharp and Mrs. G. w. Johnson
visited Mrs. Lucy .Culp at the I'M
manuel hospital Thursday
Mrs. Robert Bushy has been sick for
several days. Carrie Bushy of North
Mankato is staying with her.
Mrs. G. Severance and sons, and
little guests, Mildred, Julia, and Ruth
Cuddy, Mrs. Elmer Burnett. Mrs. Har-
ry Burnett, and son. and Mrs. Peter
son, met with Mrs. Frank Loucks and
had a picnic supper, Saturday after
noon
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Johnson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Parsons fished
at Lake Madison Saturday.
Ruth Peterson is helping Mrs. Cud-
dy in Mankato.
Eleanor Culp is visiting her sisters,
Mamie and Lucy for few days.
Carrie Bushy and Mary Steel now
of North Mankato finished school
work last week at high school.
Hazel Sharp of North Mankato has
finished her work as teacher at st.
Peter, and is home for her vacation
Clifford Wolcott who is Ford
agent called on his aunt Mrs. Frank
Loucks Friday.
= Everyone is invited to cleaning bee
at. the church Thursday afternoon
Marie Wussow and Alberta Schu-
mann CT North Mankato are visiting
Marcella Parsons.
Raymond and James Loucks enter
tanned Rossler Johnson of North Man
kato Sunday and Monday and Kenneth
Spornitz also of North Mankato Sun
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. c.. Bushy spent
several days last week at the farm,
Carl Anderson of MankatO is visit
ing Burton Burnett.
The Equity club will meet Wednes-
dav next week, June 10, with Carl
Zeh.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Cole, Mr.. and
Mrs. Floyd Cole and Clarence Grice
spent Sunday afternoon with Alfred
Lind and family at New Sweden.
Jesse Hanson is sick and under the
doctors care.
Luella Jones of North Mankato is
visiting Lizzie Parry.
H. A. Hanson and sons Tom and
Bert and their friends Arthur and
Leslie Lindsay and Grit Morris took
an auto ride to Sleepy Eye Sunday
afternoon. They saw a buffalo and a
deer in yard near Sleepy Eye and
were much interested in them.
Mrs. George Brown entertained
Mrs. Parry, Pearl Parsons, Penelope
Hanson, and Mrs. Harry Parsons
Monday evening.
A. Evenson and son Elmer, Chester
Steel and Harry Parsons fished at
Lake Madison Tuesday.
Mrs. Will Carter is on the sick list.
Arthur and Paul Sharp, Harry Par
sons, and H. Parry went on a fishing
trip last Thursday.
EVELYN Rudde will attend Summe or
school at the high school.
Mrs. George Cole visited her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Chester Steel Monday.
Mrs. NJ M. Cram is ill at her home
in North Mankato.
Roads are kept up we'll by H. A.
Hanson and Ray Rist.
Fields are very wet and hard to
work.
Edward Soaring spent Sunday at
his home in Mankato.