The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1917-01-12
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From Fridays Daily.
The Aid society will meet with Mrs
A. Evenson Friday and lunch will be
lserved at noon. The busienss meeting
will be held after lunch. Everyone is
invited to attend
The annual church meeting will be
held at the church Saturday after
noon at two O'Clock. Everyone in
terested in the affairs of the church,
lis welcome to attend the meeting.
The Saerement of the Lords Sup
day morning. Evcsyone is invited to
|attend service.
Last Sunday morning the Sunday
school elected their Officers for the
coming year: Superintendent. w. G.
Clark; assistant superintendent, F.
e. Jefferson; secretary and treasurer,
Oscar Door; day secretary, Mary
Budde; organist, Penelope Hanson;
assistant organist, Jessie Lindsay !;
librarian, Penelope Hanson, superin-
|tendent of home department, Mrs. G.
E. Brown, superintendent of cradle
roll, Mrs. F. e. Jefferson
The question contest for Sunday
school has closed and the decision
were given out last year. OF these
Mrs. Jefferson answered twenty mine
correctly and Mrs. Harry Parsons
answered twenty-one. Both received
prizes.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Brown are living
in the Purrier house in the woods.
Herbert Eldred of Mankate spent
the week end and New Years with
Mr.. and Mrs. Jefferson
Mr.. and Mrs. Landgren, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hopp and Mr.. and Mrs. Hilmer
and daughter, Ella, spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Hanson and family
Mr.. and Mrs. Nourie entertained a
large party of friends Monday even
ing.
Mrs. Lindsay and children, David
Brown and Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Sharp
and sons spent Sunday afternoon at
the parsonage with Rev. Brown and
wife. The gathering was in honor of
the birthday of Mrs. Brown.
Leslie Lindsay, who has been with
Mr. and Mrs Hanson for the past
year and half, has gone to the
Jefferson home to be with his mother.
Aaron and Harvey Michels and Ed
ward Budde spent last week Wednes-
day evening with George Loucks.
Virgil Walker of Iowa is visiting in
the neighborhood
Ben Budde returned from his visit
in Illinois Saturday.
Cecil Wright is visiting Lucy and
Mamie Culp.
Beulah Busby has been very sick
with throat trouble the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kort Currier of Swan
Lake spent New Years with Mr.. and
Mrs. Severance.
Saturday evening a number OF
young people enjoyed a sleigh ride
party to Mankato. They attended the
Grand theatre and then went to the
Candy Kitchen. On their return they
went to the Hanson home and had a
lunch of apples and pop
corn. The young people were Carrot,
Eward, Evelyn and Mary Budde, Tom
and Penelope Hanson, George Loucks,
Jane Parry and Cora Johnson.
Mrs. Harry Parsons and children
spent the week end and New Years
with relatives in North MankatO.
Sunday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. C.
H. Loucks entertained Harry Steel,
who is home from the university.
Mary Steel and Naomi Randall Of
North Mankato, Miss Carson of Fair
fax and Eward Budde and Cora john
son of the neighborhood. The young
people enjoyed music furnished by
the Victrola and by Miss Randall, who
plays the piano, Supper was served at
five o'clock.
c. C. Busby is very lame at this
writing on account of jumping Sat
urday when his load of hay started to
tip over.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. II. Loucks and sons
were entertained for New Years by
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Buddes A fine
turkey was served and enjoyed by
all. The afternoon was spent in play
ing games.