The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1919-12-19
PARTIES AND DANCING
ARE IN EVIDENCE
Number of Functions That Have
Furnished Pleasure For
The People
Isnerinl 10 Frhe rress.l

! Especial to Free Press
st. Clair. December l3.-Friends of
iLila FitzloI will be pleased 10 learn
that her arm that has been causing
her serious trouble for some time pagt,
IS improving and at present sac is
able TO use il some
Born. tn Mr.. anu mrs. red Precht
i Tuesday, December 2. a boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Andrews and
) children and MisseI Genevieve and
The,ma Andrews drove out to the
homo OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank McComb
sunday to make the acquaintance CT
their new niece and cousin who ar
rived at the McComb home Thanks
giving day.
= Mrs. Ryan returned 10 her home at
Sthis Place Saturday from the hospital
at Mankato. Mrs. Ryan is still un-
) dor the doctors care, but is greatly
:. improved and it is hoped that in a
short time she will be able TO enjoy
gCcd health again.
Marjorie McComb was a guest at
the Hilton hcme last week.
J Among the Mankato shoppers \from
this village Tuesday were Mrs. Thiel
man ana airs. RaSuaii.
Agnes Kruse. VINO came home for Il
short vacation at Thanksgiving, has
returned TO Minneapolis where she is
= student of the nurses reserve course
at the st. Joseph hospital at st. Paul.
The hunters from this village have
rCttned from their northern trip.
each having secured a deer.
/ Mrs. Sodaman has sold her farm To-
Gated northeast of the village 10 her
son. Fp1nk Sodaman.
Mrs. Charles Hilton was a guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Crowley at Tivoli
couple OF days last week.
: Mrs. McBeth was an Eagle Lake
visitor Friday.
| Mrs. William Leo, who has been
visiting relatives at Sleepy Eye. re-
turned 10 her homo at this place Fri
day.
; Mr.. and Mrs. Lubke have made
very comfortable the spacious room
downstairs in their building where
they now reside for the use of the
boy scouts this winter.
Mrs. Louis HenZie, MRS. William
Bfccue, Mrs. Jake Chase, Mrs. Geor-
gius and Mrs. Charles Hilton formed
Il sleighing party and drove 10 the
home Ct Mrs. Robert Haedt Friday
afternoon to attend the regular month
! ~ meeting of the w. c.. r. L. Others
: present were Mrs. Moy Hubncr and
son. Lille Hubner, Mrs. Harry Juliar
and a niece and nephew of Miss Hub
ner.. After the usual business meet
ing at which an extensive report was
given of the convention a social time
was enjoyed. Lester Haedt favored
those present with several selections
On the Victrola. At the close of the
afternoon a delicious lunch was
served by Mrs. Haedt.
! Mr.. Eiehsteadt and helper, M. Oh
son of Mantato, wired and put up the
electric fixtures for lights Mt the home
Of Mrs. Katherine Hilton this week.
Mr.. Eichsteadt while in the village
also put up the electric fixtures for
. lights for Mrs. Grignon.
| James Andrews, who was recently
called to Brown Valley to see his
father who WAS very low with pneu-
monia, has returned to his home at
This place. Mr.. Andrews found his
father very low and as soon as he
WIS able 10 stand the trip he. removed
! ~. i
latest report we have received he WINS
! improving.
Mr. and Mrs. Frances Neary took
their boy between the age of four
AMI five 10 the hospital at Mankato
Monday of last week. An X-iay pic
ture was taken and il was found that
the boy was suffering with cancer
on the kidney and the attending Ihy-
sicians could give the bereaved par
HtS 70 hope. Wednesday Mr.. and
Mrs. Neary returned with the bow to
their farm home a short distance from
the village. The angel OF death was
/ hcvering near and in few days she
gathered the little one into her fold
The funeral was held Saturday
morning at the Catholic oiurch, Fa-
Their DeTvin officiating.
Emma Oberlander visited her moth
;er at Mankato the first of the week..
Mr.. and Mrs. Grawander and daugh-
ter, Lydia were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Westpahl Sunday.
Harold Pagenkopf, the Youngest
child of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Pagen-
kopf, has been quite sick the past
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Juliar entertain
ed Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Juliar
and son, Nicholas and grandson. Earl
Juliar and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Mil
hansen and son, Mr.. and Mrs. Nicho-
las Juliar and Mr.. Milhausen. Mrs.
Otto Juliar's father
Mr. and Mrs, Pete Husinun and Nj.
Westby were Mankato shoppers
"Wednesday. Messrs. Jake Chase and
John Wolcott are building the add.
ton onto the hotel for Mr.. Beck.