The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1917-10-12
Mapkton

have been taking in the sights at
| Chicago, since Thursday. They will
probably visit the Great Lakes station
before the return.
Free Press Bargain Days, October
10th, 18th, 18th, and 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Howieson
| left Monday for a visit with relatives
at Wood Lake and Wayne, Neb. They
will be gone two or three weeks.
Mrs. w. II. Johnston of Paonia,
Col, who has been the guest of rela-
tives for the past four weeks left
Tuesday. On her home ward trip
she will visit at St. Paul, Mrs. John
| McGregor will accompany her to St.
Paul.
Alfred Johnson of Minot, North
Dakota, is the guest of his parents
while he waits for his call to Camp
Dodge.
Don't forget to take advantage of
the Free Press Bargain Days before
| it is too late. If your arrears are paid
up to October LIST, we will send the
Free Press for one whole year for
$500. Tell your friends and neigh
bors.
Professor and Mrs. Melvin spent
Sunday at their old home in Mankato.
Rev. Larke spent last week at the
Congregational assembly.
Mrs. Albert Pratt and children left
Tuesday to join Mr.. Pratt at Bertha,
Mimi, where they recently bought a
farm. Eugene Hadley, a brother Of
Mrs. Pratt accompanied her.
Henry Troendle and family, T. B.
Taylor and Mrs. Taylor went to Man
kato on Monday to attend the Macbeh
concert
Phyllis and Audrey Beise visited
with Mrs. Walter Brooks at Mankato,
and attended the Macbeth concert.
Miss Sue Sprague attended the fed
Grated club convention Tuesday.
Mrs. o. V. Karlberg was shopping at
the county seat yesterday.
Mrs. P. J. McGuiggan went to
Hastings Tuesday, where she joined
her sister and both journeyed to-
gether to Indiana, for a months visit
with relatives.
Harold Hanna drove to Mankato
Sunday afternoon, with him were
Misses Blanch Hanna, Alice Bonn
berger and Mrs. James Wishart.
Mrs. o. w. Healy is attending the
state federated club meeting. She
also attended the Macbeth concert
Monday evening.
You know we publish all the county
news, as well as the city, United
Press and all the latest war news.
Tell your friends and neighbors about
it as well. They will be glad to take
advantage of our Bargain Days on or
hnfo nof@I
and 18th.
Mrs. Virgil Winsor of Excelsior, is
the guest of her mother Mrs. w.
Krengle.
Joseph Dobie, Jr., returned to the
state university for his senior year.
Mr.. Dobie spent six months on the
Mexican border
William Beise and wife, Charlie
Gilmore and wife, Mrs T. G. Busse,
Andrew Hurd and wife, Misses, KeI-
Ter and DeitZ, Mrs. Johnston, James
Quinn and Leila Quinn, and Litha
Cooper, were among those who at
tended the concert at Mankato Tues
day .
Horace Greedy and son and daugh-
ter Mr.. and Mrs. Getty from north
of town drove down to hear Florence
Macbeth.
Mrs. John Schweitzer spent Mon-
day in Mankato and Tuesday in Good
Thunder with her daughters.
Mrs. I. A. Lownes and Miss Mary
Laffey drove to Mankato Tuesday.
Martin Schimmele has moved into
his new home on east Main street. 1t
is the first concrete home to be built
in our town.
Mrs. Maude Starkey Garvin depart
ed Thursday with her infant daughter
for Minneapolis where she will visit
with Mrs. Grace Marriott after which
she will go to her home at Marsh,
Montana, to join her husband, Frank
Garvin.