The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1919-09-05
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o. l.. Ransom and family and Rev.
BALI spent Sunday with the ]. d..
Ransom family.
Miss Mildred Keogh spent couple
of days in Minneapolis last week.
Mrs. M. H. Goldsmith, Miss Edna
Davis and niece Buelah Rogers were
dinner guests Friday evening of Mrs.
Bette Everette.
Mrs. NJ H. Goldsmith and Miss
Lura Perkins were delegates to the
Sunday school convention the fore
part of this week at Kasota.
A large number of Cleveland peo-
pie attended the Million Dollar Band
concert at st. Peter Sunday afternoon
and evening.
Miss Gertrude Virtue of st. Paul
was guest at the William Dickie
home several days last week.
Mrs. George Wakefield and son ar
rived here Saturday from Ladysmith,
Wis. to spend couple of weeks
with relatives and friends.
Mrs. Charles Cheadle returned
home Sunday from Ladysmith, Wis,
accompanied by Mrs. Ralph Gold
smith and children for week or ten
days visit.
John Clark is laid UP with an in
lection in the right knee.
Mrs. F. P. Rogers and daughter IT.
ma and Mrs. Rudolph Wendelschafer
of ST. Peter left Saturday on a ten
days visit to Boyerd, Colorado.
Milton Rairdon and family of Ka-
sofa spent Sunday with Mrs. Lou
Bartlett.
John Virtue and wife and daughter
Effie and Mr.. and Mrs. L. v. Byron
of st. Paul visited over Sunday with
the William Dickie family.
Ellsworth Flowers and family Wis
| tied with the Robert Roberts family
near st. Peter Sunday.
Harry Busse and Master Jay Ran
som spent Sunday at Ottawa.
Miss Dora Pettis of Kasota is a
guest at the F. p Rogers home for
a couple of weeks.
Miss Agnes Matejeck of Owatonna
was a visitor from Saturday until
Wednesday of Cleveland friends and
relatives.
| FTduh MdltJcCh uiOJOiSu " viva
tonna Friday, returning Saturday.
John Hermal returned to Nickerson
this week after a visit of several days
with his mother.
The Standard Oil company is erect
ing a new Gil building east of the
Farmers elevator. ~
Raymond and Hubert Dickie pur-
chased a new tractor of Lloyd Bros
recently.
/ A little son was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Groh August 81, 1919. -.
Miss Mabel Treasurer returned from
a ten days visit with LeSueur rela-
tives.
The Misses Clara Hart and Retta
Smith left by auto the last of the
week for Holiday. S. D., expecting t.
be gone ten days.
Redden and DeWitte Everette ar
! rived here from ST. Paul the forepart
!. of the week to be in attorlance a
the home coming Of the ra:urned sol.
diers, and also to visit their mother
and brother Rolla.
;. DR.. Thomson who recently under.
went an operation, returned ho-lt
from Minneapolis the last of the
week.
L. HI. Allen was a business 'visito,
in st. Peter Wednesday.
MIS- Mildred Keogh is entertain
ing a lady friend from Mapleton a
her home this week
Miss Violet Cook returned the frs
of the week from Jackson, MINI.
where she has been visiting for SOHO
time.
| Mrs. Charles Cook returned thi:
week from a ten days visit will
Lake Benton relatives.
After spending the past two month!
with rela' yes here and at Madison
Lake, NJ. and Mrs. L. D. Rairdon an(
daughter Maud left the first of tn,
week for their home at Bellingham
Wash.
L. F. Perkins and wife and daugh
, ter Clara arrived here Monday from
Dickinson, N. D., for visit of weel
with the L. P. Hurst and A. c. Per
kins families.
Walter Dickie and family moves
, this week to the August Keivit
farm near Cordova which he ha
ITtHleu lOI tulcc years.
William Jaeger of the Center vi
a caller in town F'riSc--.
, Miss Gertrude Each al . - ecu
is guest of Mr.. and Mrs Luke Keogl
, for couple of weeks.
Neal Rogers and family moved t,
their new home in Cleveland thi
week.
Professor Anderson of Minneapolis
attended the home coming of the sol
diers here Tuesday evening.
Miss Lira Perkins will leave tn,
last of this week for Dent, Mimi
, where she has school for the com
| ing year.
r Miss Emily Denker of ST. Paul 4
t the guest of Miss Luella Hartman
this week.