The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1919-06-06
RECITAL At hAPLETON
Mr.. GREELY AND MRS. ELEAN-
OR FINKT0 GIVE PROGRAM
Reception Held At Masonic Hall;
News Notes Picked In
Village

Maplcton, May 30.-Rev. V. " Rob
bins delivered the annual Memorial
sermon at the Baptist church Sunday
morning, taking for his text the words
when Wars Shall be No More" The
few remaining G. A. r. and w. r. c.
members were present and occupied
seats of honor.
! Miss Jessie Mcqueen made trip
to Minneapolis this week to consult a
specialist regarding h'/ hand which
/ she hurt. some time ago.
Bruce McGregor and family of Pros
ser, Wash, are the guests of his
brothers, b. F. and Byron McGregor of
this place.
Miss Grace Ellis came down from St
Paul to visit at home before the fam
lily moves to Wells.
/ The Choral club presented their in
structor with a gift in appreciation OF
his services in their behalf
) Gerald Greedy, assisted by Mrs
Eleanor Quimby Fink of Mankato, will
give recital in the Congregational
church June for the benefit of the
Memorial hall building fund.
Frank Morris met with serious ac
eident Saturday night while climbing
the Anderson hill in Beauford The
car started to back and as the brake
did not work it plunged down the bank
into the river. 1t was fortunate tina,
no one was hurt.
August Keller has been in Wykofi
this week making arrangements to
return to his former position with the
railroad company.
Miss Phern Lownes departed Tues
day evening for Norfolk, Neb., to
which place her parents moved in
March.
Henry Troendle and wife and augh-
ter Bernadine are at Winona attend
, ing the graduation of their daughter
Miss Override from the conservatory.
Orville Cooper came from Mime
apolis to attend the graduation exer-
cises of the class of 1919 of which he
was formerly a member.
Frank Penhiter lost his slaughter
house by fire Tuesday evening. Par
ties from town saw the fire and drove
to the place.
/ Mayor and Mrs. u. G.. Argetsingel
and Miss Dorothy drove to Pipestone
. Wednesday to see Mrs. George Arget.
singer who met with a painful acct.
dent while wringing clothes with ar
electric wringer.
| Prof. and Mrs. NJ Melvin and Miss
Ards drove to the farm in MankatC
township Thursday to spend few
days.
| Miss Mills went to her home in Min
! neapolis Wednesday evening, having
completed her third very successful
year as a member of the High school,
faculty.
James Quinn, Jr, is business Wis
iitor in Minneapolis this week.
On Tuesday evening very enjoy
able reception was held at the Masonic
hall by the Masons and o. e. S. mem
bers and their families for Mr.. ant
Mrs. G.. G.. Fatterman and Mr.. ant
Mrs. C. S. Ellis and family, both oil
whom are to leave June 1, for theil
new homes. The Fettermans go tC
= Golden, Colorado, and the Ellis familt
to Wells. But we know the latter will
be back for the annual club event
Mr. and Mrs. Fetterman have beer
identified with the Congregations
church and as chorister and accom-
PIANIST of the choir have been faithful
tc their trust and never found wait
ing, in fact in all music for the public
they were there with the goods, ant
will be missed by their friensd wht
wish them success in their new home
The Ellis family has grown up here
and attended our public schools ant
is really part of Mapleton fabric
whose ties can never be broken.
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