The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1918-07-19
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From Tuesdays Dairy.


the William Schroeder home
Mrs. d. j. Musser and daughter
Ethel have returned to Mankato after
spending few days with the form
ler's daughter. Mrs. Sadie Buchholtz
Mr.. Musser having left for the west
on account of his health.
The best wishes of all go with two
more well known boys who have en-
tered into. service for the u. S. A.
They are Lee PSchindle and Jake
Armstrong who enlisted in the navy
fTrivoli now has nine on the honor
roll. One SO far is Somewhere in
france. The names are as follows:
] Emmett Tanner, mechanic; Archie
Tanner and Frank and Leslie Morse,
officers; William Musser, Jake Arm
strong in the navy; Harold McBeth
and H. Russell, veterinaries; all are
reported to be in the United States
except w. Musser who has not been
heard from for some time. Espy Cate,
mechanic is Somewhere in France.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Peterson of Eagle
Lake spent Sunday, June 30 with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. p. J.>Hafvey.
| Miss Grace Buchholtz Of st. Clair
| spent the Fourth at Trivoli and stay
| ed till Sunday with her aunt, Miss
1Lottie Bennett.
Mrs. M. Phalen called on Mrs. G.
Ford FRIDAY
| Mr.. and Mrs, James Laird and chill
dren visited at the W. Macbeth home
Sunday
Miss Anna Larson spent Sunday,
June 80 at home
| Mrs. e. Mosher was a business
caller at Mankato Wednesday.
The Ladies' Aid held with Mrs. A.
Jesse was much enjoyed by all present.
The next meeting will be held August
z with Mrs. B. IL. Miller. The phrase
next time is to be Fellow Laborers of
Christ. y kdu,.q ~ H .V
Miss Jennie LeRue Of Jackson
county spent a few days at the e.
Tanner and E. Jensen homes.
| p. j. Harvey was reported to have
undergone an operation for the re-
mova1 of his tonsils at Mankato Tues
day. ''f's4 70 20.
Mr. and Mrs. George OFT and Mona
attended the family reunion of the
OFT family at Mankato Sunday held
| with Mr. and Mrs. Frank OFT. A very
pleasant time is reported to have been
had. Jake OFT will join the colors
soon.
! Mr.. and Mrs. A. Jesse and sons and
Mrs. M. Phalen attended the play at
Mankato Friday evening
| Mr.. and Mrs. w. Macbeth and sons
/ Ivan and Ray were callers at the G..
! OFT home Monday evening. In a
recent letter Received from their Son
Haro1 Macbeth Nc states he Is feeling
fine and is Igeh5y u his sus work a5 as
The annual school meeting is July
20. The term for director held BY
Nelson Bennett has expired Soq 1i4f-
| Mrs. Emma Kelly spent few days
last week with her parents. onhiP
Donald Harvey has returned from
mis- pleasure pleasure trip in Northern MINI n m
Mr.. and Mrs. Elgin Boutwell, If
Kasota spent part Of the Fourth at
the M. Hoag1affd home. t91A e'A@
Mr.! and Mrs. L. Compton and chill
dren Of Eagle Lake called at the 6.
OFT home Tuesday evening u l.'ih
Miss NJ. Larson rs.91l> spent the Fourth
Miss E.. Larson of sLambefton is
spending a short time With Her par
Mrs. c. Dane left Tuesday after
noon for few days visit with friends
lat GAINESVILLE.
The farmers are keeping busy with
haying and harvesting which is prov
ing good crop.
| Mr.. and Mrs. /. Farm and children
Ella and Raymond of North Mankato
were Sunday afternoon callers at the
B. L. Miller home.
! e. Jensen is reported to be hay king
this year having rented lot of hay
land from ]. w. Morse !
| Mrs. Joseph Mosher and son are re-
ported to be gaining from their recent
sick SPELL - Hss DISH a.
j Miss Elsie Ford entertained the
Sunshine club last Saturday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. En- and daughters
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Cole and Archie
Cole Of Belgrade were Sunday after
noon callers at o. Larson's June 80.
A bad fire occurred June 80 at the
IF. E. Morse Elace when the building
formerly the house burnt to the
iground. Some lumber was also re-
ported to have burned
Miss Minnie Miller returned Tues
day evening after assisting Mrs
George OFT a week with her work.
T1voli celebrated the Fourth with
a home picnic under the management
of the Tivoh Farmers club. In spite
of the bad weather good crowd was
in attendance and good time was
had by ALL The picnic was held al
the. school grounds instead of Har-
1vey's Riverside park as usual. Ar
unexpected program was given also q
icharivari by the Tivoli people in
honor of Mr.. MandMrs. e. Boutwellnee
Francis Hoagland of Kasota. They
tried to escape the awful music by
icar but found themselves held by
Iabout Is or 20 men so their car was
unable to move. Mr. Boutwell, gave
the Tivolians donation for thei,
music. This was followed by &
sNonpartisan debate between Misses
Doris Schmidt and Grace Bucholtz
The former spoke for the league and
the latter against it. Last reports are
Miss Bucholtzs carried off flyins
tcolors. In the present state of ou1
country it is best to quit clubs as
those and stand back of our govern
iment and help our boys all we can
They cannot be helping very much by
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