The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1917-01-12
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From FRIDAYS Oalls.

From frioayS oaits.
Manlove, the impersonator. gave very
Interesting entertainment at the Pastime
theatre to a fair sized crowd last even
ing. His representations included nearly
every nationality except the ocoIGn,
which he said took too much time. MS
changes were complete and rapid and
everyone was pleased with the numper;
u. G. Argetsinger met with paln1ul
accident by falling from ,s a ste2 PLACER
tions in the church attic. A spralned
ankle is the result. 1t seems he was AT
the church alone and the step lauoer
npon which he climbed slipped. Mr. Ar
getsinger managed to crawl(to the door
of the church where passerby saw MN
and had him removed to his nome,
where he will be obliged to stay for
time.
Mrs. E. Larze has had word from her
son at Toronto, Canada that he Will
arrive here today for visit before go
ing to the front with the Can foTth n son
to enlist. One is in the United States
and has been at the Mexican border
with his company from New York.
host and hostess at dinner New Year S
to q smell company.
Arthur Matoon and his bride arrived
in Mapleton and are nicely iocatea IL
rooms in the William Krengle house.
Mr. NATION was married at Falrmont
The officers and directors of the State
The curriers' are enjoying games and
getting ready for the bonspiel.
Mrs. ". ]. Greiner and Miss Greiner
entertained for Mrs. George Argetsinger
Wednesday. A very delightful evening
was spent and at the close the hostess
served a very dainty lunch.
Mrs. G. H Dietz went to Spring Island
Tuesday morning for a visit with her
son, DIR. Fred DietZ and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Argetsinger have
gone TO Faribault for short stay with
W. C. Kautenberg, who was corpor-
al of his company in the third regiment
while at Llano Grande, arrived New
ception by the boys. He is back at his
post linotype man for the Enter
prise.
The dance at the opera house was well
attended and all report q good time.
Miss Lorena Cooper who came from
Mankato, for the holidays. returned
Tuesday morning.
Charles Stevens, who has been taking
treatments at the Rochester hospital,
was accompanied by mis- brother, Joe
Stevens, last week, who has serious
trouble with his face.
Misses Ruth and Kathryn Stevens We're
Mankato visitors Tuesday.
James A. Howieson of Mankato Wis
tied several days this week at the home
of his brother, Tom Howieson.
william Mcqueen was a Mankato
visitor Tuesday.
Gussie Stevens went to the cities Mon
day where he will take a course in gas
engines.
Thomas Hamp was called away Satur-
day to attend the funeral of his aged
mother. Mr.. Hamp lost three of his
nearest relatives during 1916.
Mr.. and Mrs. Snortum have been
guests of Mrs. Snortums parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Judd Cornell during the holi-
days.
who have been guests at the home of
Hiram Tenney, returned to their home
Saturday.
Miss Maude Clifford has resigned her
position in Rochester public school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Healey went to
week with their daughter, Elizabeth,
who attends the agricultural school at
the state university.
Harold Healey delivered bunch of
cattle to buyers near Blue Earth on
Tuesday.
Plans for the band concert om-January
IL are progressing nicely. Mapletons
popular singers, Misses Gilmore and
Dietz will sing and others will assist to
make it one of the finest ever had.
The little child of Horace Wishart is
reported sick with pneumonia.
esses TO the Card club Tuesday evening.
The usual number were present and had
p very enjoyable evening which was en-
livened by selection on the new Edison
Delicious refreshments were served at
the clase by the hostess.
Mrs. Charles Gilmore and children tool
the Thursday morning train to Mankato
for a visit at the homes of DR.. Barney
and George Nerbovig Mr.. Gilmore will
join them Saturday and g DON to Kasota
to spend SUNDAY with relatives there.
Miss Lail ! More of Alden was the