The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1919-02-28
Kesrns

Arthur Sharp was business visit
or in st. Peter Friday. His sister,
Hazel returned with him. to spend a
couple of days at her home in North
Mankato.
Mr.. and Mrs. George McCargar of
Hebron visited Mr.. and Mrs. Ned Rist
in Mankato on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Jefferson re-
turned from their. trip south last
Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Rist spent Sat
urday evening at the Burnett home.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. A. Hanson AMI
daughter Penelope spent Thursday
ievening with Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Hcpp.
Eli Michels bought some cattle and
II. A. Hanson bought some horses
at the Schulz auction last Wednes-
day. Thursday they and the Hanson
boys went for the stock.
Mr.. Lundgren was around selling
After The War" books last week.
Ray Rist has been drawing quite a
lot of tile this winter.
Evard Budd was sick last week
and unable - ;.ttend school.
| Mrs. Chester Purrier and children
spent "Wednesday -ternoon with Mrs.
George w. Johnaon.
George Colo ard son Floyd spent
"Wednesday and Thursday last week
with Howard Cole near Rapidan.
+ Mr. and Mrs. w. Johnson and
daughter, Cora visited the Ardee
Johnson family near Nicollet Thurs
day and Mr. Johnson also attended
the Witty auction near Nicollet Miss
Cora stayed all night and attended
a party Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Hanson and
Mrs. Ed. Hopp and Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Parsons attended the Schulz
auction near Judson Wednesday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Steel EN-
tertained "a number of relatives for
dinner Sunday. Those present >were
Mr.. and Mrs. George Cole, Mr.. and
Mrs. Floyd Cole and children and
Archie Cole
Willis Randall is moving to his
new home beyourd Mankato. The
young people are planning on holding
a farewell party at the Randall
home.
| F. E. Budde and son, Ben and c. II
Loucks and sen George attended the
/ father and on~banquet at the Y. NJ
&c. A, Tuesday evening.
/ Ella Hilmer of .Kerns and Virgil
! Walker of Winterset, Iowa, were
married last week Wednesday noon
lat the Congregational parsonage in
Mankato, Rev. A. b. Bell performed
the ceremony After the congratula
lions the wedding party drove to The
home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Anderson
in North Mankato where an elegant
/ four course dinner was served The
/ guests were Mr.. and Mrs Virgil Walk
er, Henry Hilmer, Mrs. Archie Burrill
Mrs. Pluto, Rev. Bell, Mrs. Bell and
John Anderson. Mrs. Anderson serv
ed the dinner in the way we all re-
member by what sheNAas done IN the
lrast. Saturday evening the neigh
bors and friends of the young couple
who will live at the Hilmar home
drove there and spent the evening
Everyone had good time, and Mrs
ii. A. Hanson and Mrs. Ed Hopp
who so nicely planned, and managed
l1ha Jartx y sssssassssri led n siir:-f ana Mrs:
/ W oahSi Win a puAcC VI PIC ltOn tile
friends present
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Buzick are moy
| ing from the farm beyond Mankato
to the Thurston farm near Judson
which the formers father, Arthur
Buick bought sometime ago.
| George Loucks went to Waseca
Friday night with the basketball
team from the Mankato high school
Gravel hauling has stopped for a
while on account of there being no
snow.
| George w. Johnson sold full blood
black Poland China hog and a full
blood Holstein calf to Henry Meiske
of NicOllet Monday.
| Mrs. Fischer and daughters OF
! Madison Lake visited over Sunday
at The home of Herman Lewheiten
burg home on the Oscar Door farm
Frank Loucks and little daughters
Julia and Helen of Befprade took din
ner with Mr.. and Mrs Len Burrill
on Monday. Mrs. Frank Loucks is
staying with Mr.. and Mrs. Burrill for
"a few weeks and the many friends
in the neighborhood will be pleased
to hear that she is improving nicely
from her recent illness
Arthur BuZicks and family will live
on the Randall farm.