The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1918-09-06
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+ e. B Nelson of Winthrop was in
the village on bpsiness one day last
week.
Miss Janda of Montgomery was the
guest of Hazel Adams at her home
in the country last week.
George Cowing and wife of Fair
mont were guests at the William
Parsons home last week
Mrs. Andrew Danlgren will enter
tain the Ladies' Aid society of the
Congregational church at their next
meeting.
The A. o. u. w. lodge members
are all invited to Mankato to the
class initiation of that lodge on Mon
day evening, September 2.
Ernest Everett has accepted a po-
sition at the Pillsbury Mills in Min
neapolis and will move his family
there the first of next month.
Albert Rydeen was on the sick list
part of the past week
Rev. Strom of Mankato christened
the baby daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Herman Anderson at their home on
Sunday. Marie Christine was the
name given the little girl.
Harold Swenson returned Saturday
evening from Lake Washington where
he has been employed this summer.
Emil Swenson, who has been at
Sioux Falls for the past few weeks,
is expected home this week to spend
several days.
Mrs Buhn and children of st. Paul
are spending the week with friends
here
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Erickson are
the happy parents of a baby daugh-
ter, born to them on Saturday, Au-
gust "a.
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Mott moved
their household goods to st. Peter on
Friday last where they will locate for
the present. s
Mrs. Frank Edwards of ST. Paul
visited here the latter part of last
week. 3a a
George Ahlstrom of Mankato was
a guest of his sister, Mrs. Peter An
derson over Sunday. iu st
Miss Mabel Gripp made trip to
Good Thunder on Saturday, return
ing Sunday Hea
Miss Ruth Johnson was a guest at
the D. s. Turrittin home the first of
the week 5sfs
Misses Frances Bailey and Mar
garet Gripp of the Mankato CONNER
oial college were week end visitors
in Kasota. ~
Supt. A. D. White of Hawley, Mimi,
Yves business caller here on Friday
of last week.
Miss Nora Pulver was entertained
at the McGraw home in the country
part of last week. is
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Matthes and
title daughter left Friday for Grace
Vile after an extended visit to rel
atives here. They expect to leave
Traceville very shortly for Neville,
n D.. which they will make their flu
-ure home. se
The members of the Presbyterian
Sunday school enjoyed a picnic at
volk's resort at Lake Emily on Tues
1av of this week. ~ ,,su
Mrs. Wallace Grant and children of
are spending the week at
he ST. John home. Mrs, st. John still
remains very low. 43
Miss Gertrude Sandberg leaves Sat
lrday for st. James where she has
accented .. high school position.
Miss Edna Peterson will arrive !,
home Saturday from Waseca where
she has spent the summer with rel !
atives. ~
Mrs. George Palver of Waseca spent
Monday and Tuesday with her moth
,r. Mrs. Marie Peterson. Z, |
Mr.. and Mrs. j. R. Ream and son
Roland motcred to Tyler on Friday
asst. returning Sunday ssSS
Robert Jardine of Monticello, Ia,
S spending a week at home.
Mrs. Peter Anderson entertained a |
Few young ladies at dinner at her
nome on Saturday evening.
Mrs. Frank Komers and children
we've Mankato visitors Monday.
Luther Swenson, who has been
employed as salesman for the ]. G. !
Cherry Co., at st. Paul, is now in the
u. s. service and is in training at
he university farm school at Mime
lpolis.
Frank Komers and family expect !
% move to st. Paul around September /
10. to make this their home. SGa
Mrs. E. P. Anderson was pleasantly |
at her home on Saturday |
afternoon by party of lady friends.
he occasion being hei birthday.
Fred Babcock made trip to st. |
Paul Sunday, returning by car Mon 4.
lay evening. On his return he was
bv4his wife and little
laughter and Mrs. J. E. Davies who
rave been spending the past ten day
1t White Bear Lake, ST. Paul. !,
Mrs. John Palmquist and little /
5igne Johnson returned Saturday
evening from a weeks visit with rel .
atives in ST. Paul. ~ !
Mrs Anna K Swenson was taken
quite seriously i'll last week but is
now somewhat improved. |
Miss Esther Johnson of Moose Lake
was q guest of Miss Edna Rydberg !
over Sunday.
Miss Frances Rapp visited in Man
1ato a few DAYS Of the past week.
Bert and Glen Randolph are for
ner Kasota boys in the service for :
Uncle Sam. Bert is stationed at Port
and, Me-, and Gen at New York.
Mr. and Mrs. L. e. Davis and
amily and Mrs. Mary Davis were
among those who attended he circus
IN Monday.
Miss Agnes Peterson of St Paw
vas the guest of her sister, Mrs. F. ,
3abcock and family the first of the
week. r.
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