The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1919-02-28
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evening.
Mrs. s. G. Holden of Stacy arriv
ed here last Tuesday evening and will
spend a month with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs (. p. Hurst. 40 pl
] Mrs. Mary Kramer went to 70
chester last Thursday where she sub.
mitted to an operation at sSt.l fMary's
hospital Her many friends in this
community wish her a speedy re.
covery.
Mrs. DC Jackson was bust
ness caller at LIE Sueur Center Wed
resday.
Mrs. 1, W. Watt and sister, Mrs
s.. G. Holdsn visited the, Herman
Ponwith family fast Wednesday aft
ernoon and evening. t,r,
Emil Dressed and family moved in
10 the, Eugene Smith cottage during
the past week.
A number of our fellow townsmer
end countrymen celebrated Lincoln's
birthday at lie Sueur Center calling
on friends and transacting business.
Mrs Henry Stotz end son Aaron
We're Mankato callers last Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. .Hhn Hardegger en-
tertained a company of friends al
six O'clock dinner Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs John Davis and
daughter, Orahellc visited at the c.
Myers home, SUNDAY ~ III
Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe Davis en-
tertained ar their home SUNDAY Mr..
and Mrs q John Kluntz and family
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Lloyd and
daughter Mary. - NJ s4p
Alfred Peterson of Norfolk, Va. is
visiting friends in this place.
Mrs. Eugonn Smith entertained a
company of lady friends at her home
last Wednesday afternoon. 80
Miss Orahelle Davis spent last
"Wednesday evening with Mildred
Hill at the homo of her uncle, Eugene
Smith. fsLs ste ,aoouyit
Mrs. Dave Llovd left Monday for
Isabelle, NJ d. m a visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. GEORGE Smith
Mr.. and Mrs. George McConkey
returned from Malta. Ohio. last
Thursday whore they had snent their
HONEYMOON with Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Iiam Van Antwerp
Mrs. n. H. Flowers entert aimed
the teachers at six o'clock dinner
. last Wednesday.
Misses Dorothy Flowers and Mar
raret Llovd wcro shopping in Man
ksto last Saturday.
Miss Agnes Mateieck was guest
last Thursday evening at1Ithe C. B..
Hurst home NJ. NpSfsA slte
Mrs. G.3Jls Cheadles IT,. left last
Monday for Rochester to consult the
Mavo brothers. ,srags n
Misses Er,p,a and Lillian Pouwith
spent Saturday evening with Mrs. 4.
W. Watt and Mrs. s. G. Holden.
The following friends and members
Fofs the vil1are council gave e. j.
Lloyd pleasant surprise Sunday
ovenirp Mr.. and Mrs 4 Arthur Per-
lrins, Mr.. and Mrs A. Rohlfipg. Mr..
lard Mrs o L. Ransom and family,
Meek Bnnrs and Erigere. Cooke.
John Fermel arrived fom Nicker-
son last Monday night and is a guest
of his mother, Mrs G. Hermel and
Other relctivns. ~ Ys
Suenr Centersspent Sunday at the L..
4 a.. - n y
Miss Cecilia HarmNl was passen-
ger of Mankato Monday afternoon.
Joe Groh and Albert Ponwith went
to the cities Sunday to. attend the
auto show
Misses Theresa and Sophia Laue
spent Sunday with their sister, Mrs.
/ Joe Groh.~
Mrs. Helen Goldsmith visited at
St Peter and Kasota from Saturday
until Monday.
| The business men of our village are
/ busy putting up ice this week.
One and all are invited to attend
the nreaching services at the Metho-
Edist EPISCOPAL church SUNDAY after
noon at 3 o'clock Rev. Williams
pastor. 1s6e Noueg
Carpenters are busy reroodeling the
residence, OF Charles A. Montgomery,
Junior. n srx I'm
Charley {Cheadle is suffering from
/ infections. on, his face and nose.
Mrs. Nora Gresham, of st. Peter
is helping Mrs, E. j. Kramer. who is
in poor health a6
j. C. Montgomery attended the
auction sale at the William Moses
farm near yKasota Monday, al
Mrs. Ray Hankins and little daugh-
ter visited sat the keenan, home Sun.
day afternoon, So
Mrs. Marion Hallock went to ST.
Paul during the past week and had
an operation for throat trouble at
ST, Luke's hospital.
Miss Edith Cheadle was a guest of
Miss Marion Allison several days the
past week ~.
Mrs. 1. w. Watt. who has spent
the past four ynonths with her par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Hurst, re-
turned to her home at Walker the
,iforepart of this week.
On the evening of February % tie
high school will e've a plav entitled
,,"The Heavenly Twins Remember
the date and give the players a
crowded house. aesnsf
Charles Schickling of Madison Lake
transacted business in OUT village
Tuesday. f
He Was One OF the Prominent Resi-
I dents Of Lake CRYSTAL.
Griff O.. Jones. one of the old resi-