The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1918-10-11
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Mr.. and Mrs. Schultz and son Ray
mond visited the formers parents in
Limetown Sunday and took in the
play at Mankato in the evening
Carl Pagenkopf was at Pemberton
Thursday and Friday helping his
brother Walter fill his silo.
Mrs. Edith Chase and Mrs. Emma
Fitzloff motored to Mapleton Thurs
day. Mrs. Fitzloff visited relatives
for the day and returned the same
evening. Mrs. Chase will remain a
few days as the guest of Mrs. Charlie
Schweitzer.
Mr.. and Mrs. PREM of Alma City
motored to Mankato Friday and Mrs.
Zimmerman and son John of this
place accompanied them, returning to-
the Zimmerman home in the even
ing where Mr. and Mrs. Priem took
supper with Mrs. Priem,S parents be-
fore returning home
Richard Schultz returned from Jor-
dan Saturday evening. The treat
ments he received there helped him
very much but &c his stay was short
ened by his business here he was
unable to receive the number of treat
ments the doctor prescribed to enable
him to get the best results.
The w. c. T. U. will be enter
tanned at the home of Mrs. Robert
Haedt at their regular monthly meet
ing Friday afternoon, October 4.
Rev. A B. Bell of Mankato and a
pastor from Waseca will preach at
the Congregational church Sunday
evening. 1t is hoped there will be a
goodly number who will come out
and fill up the long vacant pews.
William Frantz returned Saturday
noon from short vacation. John
Zimmerman and Grandpa Frantz had
charge of the saloon during his alb
Sence.
Messrs. Arthur Cords, Nels Soren-
son and Henry Smith are helping
John Crowley tile this week for H.
Schenk
Bernice Covel, who has been visit
ing relatives and friends for a couple
weeks in this vicinity, returned to
IMankato Saturday evening where she
will leave Monday morning for Michi-
gan to work in the army automobile
works.
Mrs. Smith of Mankato was cal
ling on old friends and neighbors at
this place the first of the week.
leaving here Tuesday noon for
Waldorf to visit her mother and
other relatives.
Mrs. Frank Amberg returned to
Rochester Monday morning where
she will receive treatments which
it is hoped will restore her to her
good health again.
Arthur Cords conducted the pool
hall for Mr.. Schultz last week.
Mrs. Schultz entertained a num-
Der of her friends at six o'clock
dinner Friday in honor of Miss
Enters of Mankato who has been
visiting at the Schultz home for
few days. Those present were Mrs =
Gusso. Frantz, Zimmerman, Carl
Pagenkopf, Hilton, Precht, Miller
and Miss Ida Goldman and Miss
Enters A pleasant afternoon was
enjoyed and the the ladies vote
Mrs. Schultz a royal entertainer
and cook. I
Mrs. Schultz. Miss Enters and
Miss Ida Coleman were passengers
10 MankatO Saturday afternoon
where in company with lady friends
hey motored to Minneopa Falls
and to the dam at Rapidan Mrs.
Schultz returned home Saturday
evening but Miss Coleman was the
guest of Miss Enters over Sunday
attending the nurses meeting Sat- !
lrday evening.
Will Coleman shipped carload
If cattle and hogs Wednesday.
The lumber yard received it's first
CONSIGNMENT of hard coal Tuesday ]
Ind the local draymen, Fields and
Schostag are busy conveying it
rom the car to the various homes.
only three fourths of the amount
igned for could be procured at !,
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