The Mankato free press., 1918-07-12
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the Aid society at the home of Mrs.
Oscar Evenson Friday. The ladies
spent the afternoon knitting for the
Red Cross.
The Young Peoples society will
meet with Miss Josie Peterson Friday
evening of this week.
N. M. Steel Of Reeder, N. D., and
John Reynolds of st. Paul attended
the funeral of the late H. c. Ran
dali last week Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. e. Budde and chill
dren Evelyn, Ira and frankie at
tended the chautauQua at st. Peter
Sunday.
T. c. Peart, who had been visiting
at the Hodgson home, returned to
Minneapolis Thursday, accompanied
by Miss Charlotte Hodgson and niece
Miss Luella Hodgson who will enjoy
a visit at the Peart home.
: Mrs. w. H. Sharp and daughters
of North Mankato called on friends
in the neighborhood Friday evening.
Carrie Busby visited friends at
Amboy and Mankato last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ned Rist and daugh-
ter and son in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. C..
McLaury of Des .Moines called at
the Rist home Sunday evening.
Mrs. Joe Grice has been spending
several days with her daughter, Mrs.
Paul Sharp.
Mrs. J. Heffner, who has spent the
past month visiting at the Busby
home, returned to Nevada, Iowa,
Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Stats of North
Mankato were out with Rev. Bell
and wife to attend the church serv-
ice Sunday evening.
Andrew Swanson is remodeling
John A. Johnson's house and build
ing porch.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Kempernolte and
daughter Vera spent Sunday with
relatives at LIE Sueur.
Mrs. Jessie Lindsay is spending
the week in Mankato SO as to be
near her son, Leonard, who is at
Emmanuel hospital where he had an
operation for hernia and other things
Monday morning.
Mrs. Elmer Burnett, Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Burnett and children and
Ralph and Burton Burnett went to
LIE Sueur Sunday. They were ac-
tcmpanied home by Mrs. Earl Bur-
nett who will make her home here.
Doctor Curran and Holman have
sold their fine farm now occupied
by the Buick family to parties from
Iowa. We hope the Buick family
will either rent or buy another farm
here as they would be greatly miss
ed from the neighborhood.
Mrs. Elmer Burnett, Mrs. Earl
Burnett, Mrs. Harry Burnett and
Mrs. Frank Loucks called on Mrs.
Charlie Severance Tuesday after
noon
When Ralph Buick and his faith
|er were returning home from Man
kato Sunday evening, they were run
INTO by party learning to run an
automobile. The men were thrown
out, the buggy broken to pieces and
the horses ran to the Paswalk farm
where they were caught.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Burnett en-
tertained Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Loucks
and children for dinner Tuesday.
For the benefit of interested
friends we have prepared a list tell
ing where the boys who have gone
from the neighborhood or the sur
rounding country are now located. A
few included in the list are friends
or relatives of some in the neghbor-
hood: Archie Currier, England: Lor
EMO Currier, Fort Wayne, Mich.
Dave Brown, Texas; Harvey Par
sons, France; Clayton Parsons. New
Mexico; Earl Burnett, Camp Dodge.
Iowa; Joe Ke1tgen, Running truck be-
tween Chicago and Baltimore: Louis
Helse, Same as Keltgen: Reuben
Johnson, state university; Harry
Evenson, Rockford, ILL.,; Arthur Tan
quist, Rockford ILL.,; Clarence Peter
son, France; Oscar Nordgren. New
York; George Kothenbeutel, France:
Henry Roust, France; Claude Bat
cheller, France; Harry Eldred. Camp
Dodge; Theodore Hjerpe, Rockford.
ILL.,; Charlie Paswalk, Kansas: Pete
Molitor. Rockford. ILL.,; Wallace Culp.
South Carolina; Willie Rash. France.
Claude Buick, Colorado; Gust Pet.
erson, Illinois; Jack Pirkel. Great
Lakes Training Camp; Matt Michels.
Indiana; Lorentz Manns state uni,
vers1ty; Enoch Etrom, Texas. Dave
strom, Texas; Henry Stoffel, France:
Fred Henningson, Camp Dodge Joe
Dauffenbach, Camp Dodge; Theodore
Peterson, Texas; Edgar Nathanial
Nordgren, France. n