The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1919-11-28
Coming and Going

helto SUI lsuiSu WIZ dtteHueu the
0'Dowd Gibbons fight at st. Paul last
hight.
o. w. Walker and son Mark re-
turned this morning from Taft, MINI.
where they have been on a hunting
trip. Each had fine deer in their
possession. S. w. Walker, father of
o. w. Walker, who has been enjoying
a visit at Duluth for the past three
weeks returned with them. His home
is at Colorado.
Miss Dorothea Fifield will spend
the week end with her parents at
Ottowa.
Miss Stella Mollner of Ottowa is
visiting in Mankato today.
G. F. Shonek and p. Fl. Strong of
Minneapolis were in this city this
week with view to establishing a
business here. They handle the Del
90 light products. No definite action
was taken.
Mrs. w. T. Warwick of Waterloo,
Iowa. is in the city as a guest at the
Mrs. Warwick will attend the Brown
Palmer wedding which will take place
on Thanksgiving Day.
Lake Crystal Union: Mr.. and Mrs.
Evan Pugh, Mrs. Mary Waite, Mrs.
w. II. Robinson start for California
The two former parties TO make their
home, the latter for the winter. Mr..
Pugh informs us they will return il
they do not like it there.
,.fb,,r Mat
son who was here in produce house
for some time and later went to Man
kato to work in clothing store. is
now assistant cashier in a bank at
Hanska. The family who have been
staying in Lake Crystal are moving
to Hanska this week.
Morgan Messenger: H. E. Water
mann moved to Mankato on Monday
where he will make his future home
and do teaming.. Mr.. Waterman has
made Morgan his home for several
years and has done teaming but be-
lieyes he will have better chance to
work the year around at Mankato.
Madison Lake Times: John Kern
will move with his family week aft
er next to tract of twelve acres he
has purchased just south of Mankato.
The Kerns have spent practically all
their lives in the vicinity of Mankato,
and are well acquainted there. Joe
says he regrets leaving Madison Lake
as much as we hate to see him GO,
but the difficulty of securing farm
help has made the move imperative.
Mrs. 3. A. Dub OILS. South avenue, yes
{, rday afternoon. The newly elected
officers presided for the first time.
There was nice crowd present. A
now secretary was elected. Mrs.
Philip Schultz was chosen to fill
This office 1t was decided 10 hold a
social for the Mems Bible class to
be held somtime in January. A nice
program. arranged by the social
committee. was rendered. Mrs. Ro-
bert Ca-lstrom and Mrs. A. Jacobson
wen prizes in games that were play
ed. They adopted a class motto,
which can be found in Roman, 18th
chapter. tenth verse. The president
urged that all memoriZe this by the
next meeting. Very nice refresh
ments were served by Mrs. Dubois
assisted ty Mrs. Clare Walrath and
Mrs. Dennis Donohue.
The retiring secretary, Mrs. Clar-
idge, sent a letter of thanks for the
flowers and favors given her during
her illness, which was read at this
time.
Frank Mention departed Saturday
night for Denver, Col, where he will
remain for an indefinite period.
Mrs. August Schiek of Wells is Wis
iting at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Charles Fizloff, Carroll street.
Mrs. l. N. Tompkins and Mrs. d.
w. Roderfck returned Saturday ev-
ening from a weeks visit with
friends in Minneapolis.
Major G. L. Spooner of Morris,
Mimi, was in Mankato over Saturday
and Sunday comforting with Colonel
F. l.. Minnegerod and other officers
of the Fifth regiment here. Major
Spooner is in command OF the third
street grocer, has returned from
f. r. Field. the popular Byron
battalion of the Fifth regiment
three weeks deer hunt in st. Louis
county. He was successful in secur-
ms TIC iiiiiL vi OuC uc'Sl. ne iS6Icl-
ted the fact that he had an opportun-
ity to secure second while he was
returning from camp to the depot on
his way home.
Mrs. A. B. Stone left Saturday for
Minneapolis where she win spend
some time visiting with her sister,
Mrs. F. W. Clayton.
Miss Irene Prowse, who is attend.
ing Rockford college this year arriv-
ed home yesterday to attend the
Prowse Ferguson wedding which will
take place on Wednesday.
Jack Martin, Jr., left this morning
on a business trip to South Dakota.
Mrs. Arthur Collins of Madison
Lake visited with friends here on
Saturday.
Miss Vera Cottington of this city
spent Sunday at Waseca.
Miss Mildred Schneiderhan and
Miss Madeline Mccarthy of Good
Thunder were visitors in this city
On Saturday.
Mrs. F.. d. Pero of Garden City was
4 Mankato visitor on Saturday.
Miss Mildred Wirig of Madison
Lake visited with friends here last
week.
Mrs. Rosa Kelly of Madelia was
among the out-of-town people in
his city on Saturday.
Mrs. M. e. Jones of Fairmont was
! visitor here on Saturday.