The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1919-11-21
COLLECTED AT kASOTA
FRESH NEWS NOTES OF
THAT VILLAGE
Young Man At That Place, Paul
vetter, Marries In West
Newton ,
Especial to The Free Press. ]

800 SAhSOh iCS 1%tOhs
,oulton OF Brewster visited at he
home here from Saturday until Sun
my last. "|t
Mrs. George Pulver and tire,
hildren OF Waseca spent severa
days the latter part OF last week al
The home Of her mother, Mrs. Marie
Peterson.
Ivan Ely moved into the Emf
Johnson house last week.
Mrs. Leaf and daughter Eldora
were visitors at the II. ]. Kibry
home in the country from Saturday
until Sunday
Miss Hannah Berquist was among
ast Saturdays Mankato visitors.
4 Elmer Olson made a business trip
p Minneapolis Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kirby were
'allers in Mankato last Saturday.
Mrs. Charles Kemp arrived last
thursday from Minneapolis to visit
er parents, Mr.. and Mrs Emil John
Ton. "" "s1fa '@ #.
Mrs. NJ. E. Stark Of Mankato is
visiting Indefinitely at the home OF
her daughter, Mrs. CIV. Babcock
md family q ~ -.ot'Sa $50 r. p
L,iitc, Mason and daughters, Mrs.
eleanor Crist and Miss Beulah
Mason were shorpets in > Mankato
lst Saturday. ~ sis>'j
s; "; Johnson was alvin city
Mrs, Brink of ST. Paul spent a few
lays OF last week at the Stockton
Nome ?" '"o+S' tHNH
Miss Helm Warrant Visited her
lister, Mrs. Ernest Birr last Satur-
lay.
Fred and Harry Johnson attended
party in Mankato last Monday
vening.
Merrill Livingston who has been
working in tile factory at Winnie
ago, has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Halverson
ave moved from Worthington to
ioux Falls, s. ID.
Mrs. E. Z. Boutwell, pleasantly en-
ertained party of friends and
eighbors at her home Tuesday aft
moon ~ lfl9l9s r. ihl6 $50
r Mrs John Malloy returned to her
orne at Tinlayson last Saturday
fter a weeks visit with her mother,
RS. %. r, Newton. y ai'e ri slHi
Mrs Carrie johnson spent last
veek end at the D. W. Bennett home
the country.
Richard Pulver made trip Ito
Minneapolis last Saturday where he
;sited with friends untfl Monday. II!
Miss Hiifa Peterson OF MfIineapoli.
as a visitor over Sunday at the
ONE OF her parents, Mr. and Mrs
outs Peterson.
DR.. and Mrs. BugBee and little sor
{ Wells were visitors last week al
he w. c. Moses home. Mr.. and
irs Bugtee also attended the
Striners' banquet in St Paul last
Friday evening. 5o@ isiS3.1'A 20 rar
Nitliam Jardine was q twin city
'usfness visitor the latter part OF
ist week. He also visited his
lother at Wayzetta.
Mr.. and Mrs. Loren Rapp and Mr..
nd Mrs. LOUIS Manske were visitor.
Mankato last Monday.
Mrs. ID. r. Newton visited at the
ONE of her sister, Mrs. William
7 Id6L
Edwin Harris Bergh, famous
american violinist, will give a violir
oncert in the village hall Thursday
vening, November 10, under the
luspices of the Athletic association
Il the high school Admission for
ehool students fifteen cents, adults
hirty- five cents. 80 stV 'th
Miss Gladys Jafdine 9ieft Mime.
polls last Friday for Chicago on
her return trip to Washington, D. C
the, was accompanied as far as
fhicago by Mrs, c. r. PafKer and
daughter Maxine. L''I@h 3
Thomas Moses, WHO fell from an
lpple tree several weeks ago, is re!
overing from his injuries nicely and
Is, able, to lie, up and around again.
=, Mr.. and Mrs. Loren Rapp are
spending a few weeks at the ID. F.
Newton home before going to Man
,ato where they will make their new
home.
Fred Babcock was initiated into
me third degree of the knights OF
,Pythias lodge Monday evening. Fol-
owing the business meeting lunch
was served and a social good time
was enjoyed by the members.
The following people attended the
funeral of Mrs Turn at st. Peter
last Sunday. Gus Anderson and
wife,. ]. A. Peterson, C. o. Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Dahlgren. Mr.
and Mrs. j. A. Johnson and Mrs.
leaf.
The w, o, w. lodge members en-
ioyed a social hour following, the
usual business meeting Wednesday
evening and the members who had
belonged to the order for twenty
FIVE years were presented with a
medal.
Armistice day was fittingly OBJ
served here by ringing of bells, blow
ing whistles and raising flags. The
high school and grades each gave
suitable programs.
The second number of the Lyceum
course will be an entertainment by
]. Walter Wilson to he given in the
hall next Thursday evening, Noyem-
Der 20.
At nine o'clock Tuesday morning
IN the st. Georges church at West
Newton occurred the marriage of
Paul vetter of this place to Miss
Anna Binder of West Newton. The
ceremony was performed in the
presence of the Immediate relatives.
The couple were attended by Miss
Josephine Binder, sister of the bride