The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1919-01-24
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NEWS OF DEATH soF BRAZIL
FELIX Is RECEIVED
Interesting Meeting Of the C. ".
B. M. Was Held; Personal
Mention
Especial to the Free Press.l

Garden city, January 1S.-Miss Ada L.
Forster of Minneapolis visited Miss Ruth
Mills Friday and Saturday on her way
to Mankato where she preached Sunday.
, The Riverside Study cluD will be held
at the home of Mrs. Jessie John Tues
day afternoon, January 81 An interest
ing program has been arranged. Roll
call-name q religious worker,
A very interesting meeting Of the c..
W. B. NJ. was held at the home of Mrs.
E w. Gates Friday afternoon. Miss For
ster was present and addressed the Ia
dies i'm her usual sweet manner. After
this a dainty lunch was served by Mrs.
Gates. A very profitable and enjoyable
afternoon was passed.
Margaret Fleming was a caller at Lake
Crystal between trains one day this
week.
William j. Jones was visitor at the
home of his sster-in law, Mrs. Hannah
Thomas Wednesday.
James Wolverton was Rapidan visit
or Sunday.
Miss Donnersbaeh, who has been visit
ing friends in Minneapolis during the va
cation, returned Friday to resume her
, work as teacher in the sixth and seventh
grades.
II. G. Kraus, the genial stock buyer of
Vernon Center, shipped two carloads of
stock from this station this week.
f. f. Roy was a passenger on the 4:3O
train Wednesday for Manlkato.
Clayton Call F. NJ. Call and Frank
toed to Mankato Thursday. They report
the roads as being quite good.
Mrs. Hannah Thomas is visiting at the
home of her sister, Mrs. William j. Jones
of Lake Crystal
Richard Schulz is home. having re-
ceived his discharge from service He
sure is looking fine and not as though
he had been under fed or i'll treated.
Jesse Kendall is home, having been mus
tered on: of the service. He speaks high
ly OF the Red Cross and Y. M. C. A. and
says Uncle Sam sure takes good care of
his boys.
A shadow of gloom was cast over this
village on hearing of the death of BAIL
Felix, who a few years ago lived here
Mrs. Lyle Thurston. a sister. received an
official notice last July that he was
wounded in action somewhere in France
and that he was in a hospital Nothing
more was heard of him until notice of
his death which occurred January 6.
Greater honor hath no man than that
he give his life for his friends" He
leaves to mourn his loss seven sisters and
four brothers besides many friends The
sympathy of this community is extended
to the brothers and sisters.
George 1aFavor went to Mankato to-
day to consult doctor. 1t is feared he
has contracted blood poisoning from
horse he had skinned for Mr.. Chapman.
He has a bad arm and is STAYING in
Mankato for treatment for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. d. Mills were guests
vi tiei uttuSHleT, MIS- RAY thompson
OF Amboy this week, one day.
The many friends of Miss Hazel D.
Hazel will be pleased to learn she had
secured lucrative position in Dayton's
store in Minneapolis.
Mrs. Merle Goodall and little daughter
Kathryn are guests at the home of Mrs.
Kate Goodall. They will return to their
home in Montana soon
Mrs. Sam Sheppard of the Garden CITY
Inn entertained at dinner Thursday. Mrs
Kate Goodall, Mrs. Merle Goodall and
daughter - -,
this week
Miss Hazel Frye and Mr.. Lloyd Fish
er We're united in marriage Wednesday
az Mankato They have gone to Iowa
Tor wedding trip. Their friends wish
them prosperity and happiness~3
MRS. Jennie Frye was a passenger on
the early train Wednesday morning to
Mrs. Laura Ciapper and Mrs. Albert
Beer went to Mankato Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Clapper will spend the week visiting
relatives and friends. Mrs. Beer Will re-
turn home Wednesday. 8,
Many from here attended the auction
tuesday on the farm known as the Fill
more Mills farm. 1t was a good auction
most everything sold we'll Mr. Vincent
ana family expect to go to Montana soon
Mr.. Rempfe.d of Amboy, commission
er for this district, was here on business
Monday.
There will be Sunday school at the
christian church Sunday at the usual
hour Plrlse all be in your accustomed
places and do your bit to make glad the
heart OF your superintendent.