The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1918-02-15
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Rev. A. B. Bell drove out from
Mankato Sunday and preached at the
church. 1t was very cold and there
were only eight present.
! Those who attended the Aid society
Friday report a fine time.
The equity meeting will be held
with Willis Randall next week We'd
nesday evening, February -. This
| is the annual meeting.
Arthur Sharp attended the annual
creamery meeting in MankatO Thurs
| day.
F. E. Budde, Chester Purrier and
Chester Steel shipped cattle through
the Equity in Mankato last week
Wednesday.
| H. A. Hanson went to lie Sueur
Friday and attended hog sale held
by Mr.. Tomlinson. Mr.. Hanson. pur-
chased full blood hog at the sale.
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Peterson are
entertaining their nephew, Enoch
Strom from Camp Dodge.
A number of young people were
entertained at the Hanson home Fri
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Nourie enter
home Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Heise enter
tanned Tuesday evening in honor of
their son George who celebrated his
eighteenth birthday that day.
Mrs. Harry Burnett celebrated her
birthday Friday and in honor of the
occasion entertained few friends
and relatives. A fine supper was
served. Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. J. A. Peterson and daughter
Ruth, Mrs. Elmer Burnett and Mrs.
Frank Loucks and daughters Julia
and Helen.
Mrs. L. P. Parsons and Miss Pearl
Parsons entertained Mr.. and Mrs. H.
Parry and children, Mr.. and Mrs. H.
Parsons and children for dinner
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louie Violin enter
tanned a number of relatives from
Mankato and Elysian Sunday.
John Lind who has been with Ned
Rist during the past year came home
Sunday to stay for a year.
Louise Heise spent Saturday after
moon at the Peterson home.
Charlie Severance and son VIII
went to st. Peter Monday night as
the latter had to be at the court
house at eight o'clock Tuesday
morning to take a physical examina-
ton.
A. J. Nourie went to Donovan, ILL.,
Sunday.
F. e. Jefferson attended the bank
meeting in North Mankato Tuesday
afternoon.
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lambs this cold weather and is KEEP
very busy.
Anton Lind and Mr. Armenian drew
their loads of logs to the mill at F
C. Jefferson's place Tuesday. Saw.
ing logs will begin next week.
: Mr.. and Mrs. julius Dahlman O
Nicollet drove to Mankato Tuesday
and on their return spent the after.
noon at the Budde home.
Ned Rist attended the AUTOMOBILE
show in Minneapolis Saturday.
The following announcement wal
sent in by Mrs. F. E. Jefferson, chair
man of the Red Cross: The Ret
! Cross meeting will be held with Mrs
.. H. A. Hanson Thursdays during thu
month of February and Mrs. G. c
Busby during the month of March
Everyone is invited to these meet
> ings 1t is right and above all dut.
to help. Remember it is govern
ment work, we are really helping thu
! enemy when we are not working TO
> the Red Cross.
The funeral service of Mrs. Luc.
Culp was held at the home and a
the church Wednesday afternoon o
Hast week. Rev. A. B. Bell preache'
a fine sermon to the large gathering
of friends present. There were man,
: beautiful flowers sent to the womal
v who was respected and loved by al
r who knew her The choir sang. TIL
e choir was made up of w. G. Clark
f Guy Trask, Mrs. F. E. Jefferson
Penelope Hanson and Mrs. JESSE
Lindsay. The songs by the choi
were Rock of Ages and Jesus AsleeI
e Mrs. Jefferson and Penelope Hanson
b sang Under His Wings" The pail
: bearers were H. A. Hanson, r. T
lGrice, o. B. Door, F. w. Loucks. {