The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1918-04-05
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The Aid society will meet with Mrs.
Oscar Door Friday afternoon of this
week.
On account Of the Red Cross auc-
ton in North Mankato Saturday the
regular society will not meet Tor
work. Different ones on the commit
tee who are soliciting for the auction
are having great success.
The Easter program Sunday man
aged by Cora Johnson and Penelope
Hanson was a success The chnrCn
was nicely decorated for Easter. The
following program was given:
Song, Easter Bells, Chorus.
Scripture reading, F. E. Jefferson.
Prayer, Rev. A. Bell.
Recitation, Welcome, Jesse Hanson.
Recitation, Humphrey Parry.
Duet, Irene and Florence Hanson.
Recitation, Ruby Johnson.
Recitation, Marcella Parsons.
Song, Christ Is Risen, school.
Exercise, three little children.
Solo, Jane Parry F'
Primary Exercise, Easter Eggs,
class. -es-,',~, ~,
Recitation, Griffith Morris.
Song. Welcome Happy Morning,
chorus.
Exercise, four little girls.
Recitation, Maud Smith,
Song, Follow The Victor King.
f. Recitation, Dorothy Busick.
Recitation, Marjory Door.
Song, Christ Arose, congregation.
Mrs. A. P. Anderson and children OF
Nicollet visited at the Lind home
over Sunday.
Penelope Hanson and Cora john
son attended church services Sunday
afternoon and evening in Mankato.
Louis Heise of Camp Dodge is
home for few days,
Anton Lind is working for Henry
Hilmer: 4'0a 3f.1 ~ -
baby boy arrived at the home IN
Mr.. and Mrs. clifford Cole of. Guth-
RE, March 81. The baby lived but /.
short time Funeral services were
held Sunday at the home in Guthrie,
Mimi.
Mrs. Eli Michels and little son
Donald, are spending the week with
the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. III.
A. Hanson t<tr-' .>
Mrs. Harry Parsons spent the week
end with relatives in North Mankato
A number of old friends and neigh
bors went to Mankato Friday and at
tended the funeral of Charles Burnett
who lived here for number Of years
then moved to Nelson, British Column
bia, where he died last week.
There was no school Friday and
Miss Mork spent the week end at her
home in st. Peter -
The high school students are en-
1oying their spring vacation helping
with the work at their homes. Those
from the Mankato high school are
Jane Parry, Evelyn Budde, George
Loucks, Earl Rood. Robert Rood, Ed
ward Budde and Ralph Coggershall.
Seeding is progressing nicely and
every one is very busy.
G.. w. Johnson and son Walter sold
eleven Holstein cattle of John Lang
Monday ~ 80
R. II. Eldred of Mankato spent
last week with f. Z. Jefferson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ned Rist of Mankato
and Mrs. j. L.. Hendley and children
and Mrs, e. j. Rood and sons of
Hebron attended the Easter service
Sunday. .,.},. -. ...
Mrs. John Reynolds and children
who are moving from Pipestone to
st. Paul, are visiting at the Ran
dali homes in North Mankato and
kerns. Mr.. Reynolds has gone to st.
Paul to get the house ready for the
family. ,.
Mrs. c. H. Loucks spent Sunday in
Minneapolis with her sister, Mrs. s.,
Batcheler, who is in hospital.
Mrs. Harry Cain and children, Mrs
Pugh and Mr.. Marquette of Mankato
spent Wednesday evening at the Bus
by home. :,
Archie Parsons and children Of
Traverse called on relatives in the
neighbo1heod Sunday.
Walter johnson has new Overland
carr
Jane Parry spent Saturday night
with Carrie Busby.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Budde attended
funeral at New Sweden Thursday.
Beulah Busby left for Nevada. To-
wa. Friday.
c. H. Loucks sold some cattle tc
Hottie brothers in Mankato Friday
George Loucks and Edward Budde
helped drive the cattle to town:
JOHN .0WENSDiED m cANADI