The Mankato free press., 1918-06-21
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The Aid society met with Mrs. H
A. Hanson Friday and between eighty
and ninety were present A number
from North Mankato attended the
meeting; also Rev. A. Bell and family
of Mankato.
The Red Cross meetings this
month will be held with Mrs. F. E
Jefferson.
The Catholic ladies will meet Sun
day afternoon with Mrs. John Keltgen
and organize a society for Red Gross
work Mrs. F. e. Jefferson has been
| invited to meet with them and eX-
plain the work.
The Swedish ladies meet with Mrs
C. J. Johnson every week for Red
Cross work and are getting along
nicely with their work.
| The young peoples society will
meet at the home of Nels Johnson
Friday evening.
F. e. Budde and children Garrett
Evelyn, Ira and frankie went to St
Peter last week Wednesday as Garrett
registered at that time.
Clara Enz has been staying with he1
sister, Mrs. Floyd Cole.
Humphrey Parry is helping Chester
Steel.
| Marie Wussow and Alberta Schu-
mann of North Mankato visited Mar
celia Parsons last week.
Mrs. Will Carter was entertained
for dinner at the Hanson home Sat
| ,1rdor nd ot ho hny,
| Sunday
| Harry and James Hartman of ST
Paul were entertained at the Jeffer-
son home from Friday until Sunday
/ The young men are nephews of F
E. Jefferson.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. C. Busby and
| daughter Carrie and Mrs Louis
Wallm, Mrs. Charlie Severance anG
son Charlie and Mr. and Mrs J.
Strickland called at the Loucks home
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Heise and
and sons George and Harry anC
Mrs. A. A. Johnson spent last weel
Tuesday at Madison Lake.
Mrs. Hoeffner of Nevada, Iowa, is
spending the week with Mrs. G. G
Busby.
Mrs A. A. Johnson entertained ar
auto party of friends from st. Pau
Saturday night and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Price and children an6
Mrs. Katchrer Of Rapidan spent Sun
day with Mr. and Mrs. Louis Wallm
i G. w. Johnson and son Walter drove
a fine bunch of their Helstein cattls
ho cf,,
ing.
4 Mr. and Mrs F. F. Budde entertain
ed relatives from Nicollet Sunday
They were Mr. and Mrs Ferdinand
Dahlmann and Mr.. and Mrs. Juliu:
Dahlmann.
Louis Heise left Camp Dodge some
time ago and went to Chicago. There
they are getting truck ready anC
will go on to Baltimore.
Mrs. Lowry and daughter Mildred
of Mankato and Miss Selma Shuger
of Nevada, Iowa, took supper Satur
day evening with Mr. and Mrs. c. C
Busby and family.
Esther, Nellie and Reuben johnson
Elmer, Swanson and Bob Peterson
went to Hector Saturday and re
turned Tuesday.
An epidemic for building and i'm
proving buildings has struck th,
. neighborhood.
| Ed Hopp is entirely remodeling hi
home
IL Ed Coggershall is making all kind
of Improvements at his place.
Frank Phelps of North Mankato i
Inointipo oil Chor1 Couoro
buildings.
!, Andrew Swanson of Judson is build
ing porches and painting Elme
Burnett's house.
Will Schamann and Harry Burnet
of the neighborhood and Percy Veun
of Mankato are helping Charlie
Loucks put a concrete floor in hi
barn.
j. p Michels and his sons hav
been putting concrete floors in thei
barn and garage.
John Lind has built garage.
, John Larson of North Mankato i
i rainting and papering Frank Jeffer
sons house.
II Earnest Reisner is building a ney
house and Joe Manns is doing som
concrete work. H. A. Hanson ha
, shingled his granary.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w. Johnson, MI
and Mrs. Walter Johnson, Penelop
Hanson and Carrie Busby went t
D the Normal school Thursday evenin
Ito attend the graduating exercises
{ the formers daughter Cora being
), member of the class.
l Herbert Elderd, Norman Olson an
Lloyd Cain of Mankato spent Satur
e dav night with George Loucks.
4 H. A. Hanson sold three head o
t cattle to Vanderburg Bros. of Waldor
land shipped the cattle Monday nigh
L Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Hanson an
! little children and Mr.. and Mrs. e
Michels and son motored to Garde
City Sunday and called at the Nick
$ erson farm near that place
Mrs. George Cole who has bee
lstaying in Mankato the past fe'
z weeks, came out home Sunday an
! stayed until Wednesday.
s Pershing Adopted War Orphans.
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