The Mankato free press., 1918-07-05

A story. Mias Naurse of Minneapolis.
Song, Star Spangled Banner.
Benediction
Mr.. and Mrs. F. f. jefferson motored
to st. Peter Friday and Mrs. Jefferson
took in the work done by the Red Cross
society during the month of June. Tn.
following list was accepted. 20 pairs OF
socks. 26 bed socks, "a pajama suits.
hospital shirt, sweaters and l pair OF
wristlets.
The Red Cross society is apportioned
twenty-five pair of socks fer July and
the same number for August
the Red Cross society will meet with
Mrs. c. III. Loucks during the month OF
July beginning with next week Thurs
day.
in North Mankato early Monday morn
ing.
A son was born TO Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
Sontag Monday of last week
\ son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Lorentz Friday.
There was no Christian Endeavor
meeting Sunday evening on account of
the Christian Endeavor convention in
Mapkato.
Mrs. George Cole spent Friday and
family at Rapidan.
Harry Evenson left with the bows
Tuesday for Camp Grant. Rockford H.
Mildred, Ruth, Cassie and Jimmie
,ubilN VI MS-HhdtO spent ilSC week at
the Severance home.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Fl. Loucks and sons
and Percy Veum visited Mr.. ard Mrs.
Frank Loucks and family on the st.
Peter road Wednesday evening.
J. p. Michels and sons have been
painting end shingling their home
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Lind and children
of New Sweden visited relatives in the
neighborhood Sunday and attended the
chldrens day exercises. They took
dinner with NT,.c
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wright Nand chill
dren of GIthrie. Mimi. motored down
reaching Mankato last Saturday even
ing. They are visiting at the Johnson,
Culp and Steel homes.
Mr., and Mrs. ]. P. Michels have been
entertaining party of relatives at
different times this past week The
guests are Mrs. Frank Whitcomb and
chlIdren, Nick Picker of Morgan and Mr..
ana Mrs. Eli MichelS snd son of Mankato
Reuben Purrier called on friends in
North Mankato last week also visited in
the neighborhood at the home of his son
Chester, and took dinner with Mr. ana
Mrs. George Cole.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Busby have enter
tanned number of relatives and friends
the last two weeks They We're Mr.. and
Mrs. Wray and son Vincent and ]. p.
Hoeffner of Nevada. Iowa, Mr.. and Mrs
of Palmer, Iowa. The latter auto party
had been TO Nevis, Minn, on n fishing
trip and visited at the Busby home on
their return. Other guests were Mrs
). l.. Smith and daughters, Ruth and
Helen of Lexington, ILL.,, and Joe Lowry
of Mankato
Mrs. Ed Nordgren and children are
helping to weed the sugar beets at the.
Hjerpe farm.
Charlie Severance visited with Tom
Tate last week Tuesday evening.
f. r. Budde and son Garrett and John
Lind spent Saturday ct st. Peter as
Garrett went there to see about his
QUESTIONABLE.
Kenneth Eldred of Mankato is staying
with his aunt Mrs. f. e. Jefferson
Harold and Lawrence Reynolds of
Minneapolis are STAYING with their uncle
Willis Randall.
Willis Rardall and Ed Hopp have just
had electric lights put into their houses
Rev. A. b. Bell and wife and son were
entertained for dinner and supper at the
Jefferson home Wednesday.
Beulah Busby came home from her
school in Palmer, Iowa, two weeks ago.
She was accompanied by her little nieces
Maxine and Harriet Jane Frazier
Mr.. end Mrs. r. e. Grice went to ST.
Peter one day lately to see their nephew.
Dave Purrier who is sick at that place.
Mrs M. M. Cram received Il paper
short time ago from Laura Brady of
West Liberty, Iowa, telling of the death
of her husband, Will Brady who had
worked at that place flaging trains for
tne past n.nleen years. The son, Cassie
Rrady who is civil engineer at Montreal
was. home for the funeral. The Brady
FAMILY used to live al this place
Reuben Purrier of Camas, Wash, has
come east to visit his son Dave at ST.
Peter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hartman and son and
Mr.. and Mrs. Stone and daughter of
Cottage Grove were on their way home
from Springfield Monday and called on
Mr.. and Mrs. f. z. Jefferson.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. T.. Scott of Mankato
are spending a few weeks with Mr.. and
Mrs. Kempernolte.
G. Laffey has returned to the farm
after spending last week in Mankato.
Lyle Jones spent last week with his
aunt. Mrs. Charlie Smith.
Sylvia Smith spent last week with her
aunt, Mrs. Arden Jones near Lake
Mrs. Earl Burnett returned from Camp
Dodge last week and has gone to LIE
Sueur to visit relatives.
Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Burnett
entertained Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Mills of
Mankato. Miss Ida Burnett, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Burnett. Mr.. and Mrs Reuben
Peterson and Earl Crisp for the after
room and for supper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Berquist ard son
of Mankato took supper Sunday evening
with Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Loucks.