The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1917-09-14
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Friday was one of the largest meet
ings ever held. There were seventeen
present from North Mankato. At the
close of the business meeting Mrs
Parry and Mrs. Brown served a fine
supper.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Johnson and
children and Clayton Parsons left
Company H Friday for Hardwick
where they visited Mr.. and Mrs
Theodore Parsons and returned Sun
day evening.
w. G. Clark spent Sunday at Della
van.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Busse and Lena
Busse of North Mankato and Mrs. Ed
Hopp of Kerns motored to Renville
Mimi, Sunday. They returned in time
for supper at the Hopp home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Cole, Mr. and
Mrs. Clifford Cole and Clarence Grice
of Rapidan and Mr.. and Mrs. Chester
Steel of Kerns spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. George Cole.
Phoebe Hendley of North MankatC
spent last week with Pearl Parsons.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Evenson, son
Harry and daughter VIVA spent Sat-
urday evening with Mr.. and Mrs
Carlson in Mankato.
Mrs. Leona Baker of Belle Plaine
is visiting her mother, Mrs. Busick.
Signe and Lydia Shell spent last
week with friends at Nicollet.
Mrs. Sharp and daughter, Edna and
Hazel of North Mankato and friend
Miss Kenney, called on Mrs. Arthur
Sharp Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Busby and daugh-
ter Beulah went to Palmer, Ia, Fri
day where Beulah will teach this
year. Mr.. and Mrs. Busby returned
Sunday evening accompanied by their
children Harrie and Carrie who had
been visiting at Palmer.
Gladys Burrill spent Monday aft
ernoon with Edna Robert.
Mrs. George w. Johnson and
daughter Cora spent Sunday afternoon
with Mrs. Busick and daughter Callie
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Evenson, son
Harry and daughter Vina and Mr.. and
Mrs. Oscar Evenson motored to
Mapleton Sunday and visited at the
Borchart home.
Miss Mary Budde gave farewell
party last week Wednesday evening
for the students who begin school
this week. The party was a success and
nice refreshments were served about
midnight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Jefferson and
Mr.. and Mrs. George Culp and daugh-
ter Charlotte left for the state fail
Tuesday morning They went in Mr.
Jefferson's car.
Edward Soaring, who has been
working for Frank Budde this sum
mer, went home Saturday evening sc
as to enter high school this week.
Mrs. G. H. Loucks and sons George
and Harry went to Anoka Saturday
where they visited Mr.. and Mrs
Sherman Batcheller and son Aaron
They also called on Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Hodson at that place and returned
to Mankato Sunday night. e.
Frank Budde and son Ben, Charlie
Loucks and Ray Rist left at an early
hour Tuesday morning in Mr.. Budde's
car for the state fair.
School in district No. 8 began Mon
day morning with Miss Emma Mork
of st. Peter as teacher
The students are busy this week
making plans for school. Mariella and
Ruth Kaneff will attend the normal
Virgil Kaneff, Mankato high school
Jane Parry, junior high school. Carrie
Busby, junior at high school, Cora
Johnson will attend the normal. Evart
Budde a junior at high school, George
Loucks, junior at high school, Evelyn
Budde a junior at high school, Burton
Burnett will enter the Mankato high
school, Charlie Severance, Jr, en-
tered the first grade in North Mankato
Tuesday, Robert and Earl Rood OF
Nicollet ill also enter the high school
Edna. Edgar and Charles Robert are
attending the German Lutheran school
in Mankato and Dorothy Kolbert Will
attend the North Mankato school
Mamie Culp will attend the North
Mankato school and Mary Steel Will
attend the normal school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Armenian and family
spent Sunday near Lake Crystal with
the Hanel family.
Peter Koenner Of Mankato and Mr
Klassius and son of Iimetown visited
John Kolbert Sunday afternoon.
Charlie Severance is hauling ma
terial for a new barn which he Will
make of concrete blocks.
H. A. Hanson anG sons are drawing
sand for some improvements on their
house. George Cole is doing the work
Chester Purrier is putting up sllo
Members Of the Meyers families
went to Mankato Tuesday to attend
the wedding of Greta Rodekuhr and
Mr.. Thomas at the Lutheran church
Chris Rodekuhr will close his black
smith shop at Judson and is going to
Philadelphia to work in the shops
and do his part for his country.
H. A. Hanson and sons took some
cattle to Judson Tuesday afternoon.
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