The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1919-03-28
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Mrs. Richard Greap and baby of
LeSueur visited her mother, Mrs.
Anna Tresemer during the past week.
NJ. S. Burns was business and
social visitor at Camp Dodge during
the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Keenan, were
called to LIE Sueur last Saturday by
the. severe Illness of the latter's sis
ter at that place.
Mrs. Joseph Ballman, Jr., enter
tanned the Catholic aid at her home
last Tuesday.
Frank Whipple of Minneapolis is
visiting his cousins, C. B. Hurst, w.
c.. Hunter and Luther Hurst and
their families this week. 1t is six
teen years since Mr.. Whipple visit
ed here and he notices the many
changes that have taken place in this
vicinity during that time.
Mrs. Paul Mass and son Arthur of
list. Peter and Mrs. Hattie Hamlin
were visitors of Mrs. Anna Trese-
mer Sunday.
FlOran Drenttel who has spent the
past year in the West working in the
ship yards. arrived in his old home
town last Saturday. He said he likes
old Minnesota but the west beats
| Minnesota after all.
Miss Mabel Tresemer visited at lie
Sueur several days during the past
| week.
Miss OrabelIe Davis spent Saturday
kwith her cousin, Mrs Dave LLOYD.
\ L.
trim to Minneapolis last Saturday.
| G.. B. Hurst and Frank WhiDple
visited the Luther Hurst family Sun
day afternoon and evening.
| Albert Lachek returned to his
home at Balaton, MINI. last Saturday
after a fortnight spent with his sis
ter. Mrs. Herman Korn and family
Dave Lloyd and wife have moved
into the Herman Ponwith house west
Of town which is better known as
| the VanAntwarp place.
| j. E. and w. C. Davis and Mr.
and Mrs. Roscoe Davis attended the
funeral OF their cousin Earl Pettis at
st Peter last Wednesday afternoon
1 Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Stotz were
business and social callers at ST
Peter last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G.. Hunter enter
| tanned a COMPANY of relatives and
/ friends from lie se,eur Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Flowers and
con Harry were entertained at the
William Flowers home Sunday.
A large crowd from here attended
1.-THE high school class play at. Le>
Sueur Center llast Thursday evening
|, Mr.. and Mrs o. l.. Ransom spent
SUNDAY evening ait the Luther Hurst
/ home 49,
Mrs. Robert Keough, Mrs. A. Roll
fling and Miss Cora Nanestaa were
shoppers at Kato Saturday between
/ trains.
| Mrs. Regina Vogt returned to her
home in st. Peter last Friday after
spending the past six weeks with her
daughter. Mrs. Henry iStotz and
| family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Young Of
iLeavensworth, Kan. are guests OF
their son Grbyer Young and family.
Mrs. r. D. Fawcett and Miss
Laura sBuell of Kasota were guests OF
Mrs. William E.. Lloyd last FRIDAY.
The Ladies' Aid of the Methodist
EpiscoDal church had good turnout
at their sunper last SATURDAY. even
ling and took in the sum of s55.
| Mrs. Frank Henzie of Ottertajl
county visited her" brother, A Rohl-
fing and William Rohlfing and family
during the past week.
4 Mrs. Margaret Block entertained
at her home last Friday afternoon
Mrs. Frank Henzie and Mrs. Jack
son of Ottertail county and Mrs. A .
Rolling.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hnry Stotz and
family spent Sunday evening at the
Henry Korn home. b
/ Miss Ida Hermel came home from
/ Mankato during the past week where
she has been nursing.
Thre will be English services at
1 the Lutheran church on Sunday,
March 80, at two o'clock. Everyone
welcome.
Mr.. and Mrs. RI. A. Zimmerman
entertained ai dinner Sunday Mrs. c.
/ HermeI and daughters Ida and Cecilia
and son John and Mr.. and Mrs. L..
Ia. Kernel.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Grover YOUNG mourn
the death of their little two days old
daughter, who passed away last Fri
day.
Otto Hideman spent last Saturday
at Mankato
Miss Grace Davis of st; Peter Wis
tied over Sunday with Miss Helen
Dickie.
| Albert Lachek was guest at the
| Herman Ponwith home last Friday
afternoon and evening.
Mrs. Anna Tresemer had the bad
misfortune to lose her purse while at
Mankato one day last week which
contained the isum of 81. IT is
thought that some pickpocket at the
Omaha station got away with the
purse and its contents.
Miss Marion Hallock has returned
home from st. Paul where she has
been taking treatments at ST. Luke's
hospital. So
On last Wednesday evening a large
Company of ueiehbors and friends
gathered ct the home of Marion Hal
lock and helpeG him celebrate his
birthday anniversary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan Mcdonald of
Lake Prairie were guests at the home
Of Grandpa and Grandma Dickie last
Tuesday.
Mrs. s. G.. Holden spent last Fni.
day evening at the Herman Ponwith
home.
Revnold Rolka of Iecraur Cantor