The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-07-30
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DROVE OF DARK !. SKINNEI
FOLK WERE THERE
None of the Villagers Desires
Fortunes Related; Town
News In Brief

Cambria, July pa band Of from
twenty five to thirty gypsies stop
ped In Cambria last week. The.
were typical rovers, both from ap}
pearance and actions and carried an
abundance OF filth about them. They
failed to find anyone who wanted 9
fortune told; but they seemed gift
ed in being able to distinguish the
married from the unmarried, and
they did not seem DESTROYS of fore
telling the future of the married peo-
pie. Some Of the youngsters VINO
were not afraid of them thought that
it was quite circus" They pur-I
chased quite quantity of groceries.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Crawford and
family are camping at one Of the.
lakes in Northern Minnesota.
William H. Jones Is building an
addition to his residence.
Mrs. Dave Davis of Lake Crystal
Is a guest Of MIR. and Mrs. Roger
Davis.
harvey Edwards, who is working
for his uncle. Nathan Rowianos.
Sundayed at home.
Mr.. Wallace OF Mankato was going
mason WORK for James D. Price last
week.
Mrs. Jellis of winona is Q. guest Of
her daughter. Mrs. Lawrence Peter.
son.
Mrs. Mary Jones. who has been
visiting at the home OF her daughter
MRS. owen owens, has returned to
her home In Garvin.
Mrs. Lizzie Edwards of Tracy Is
visiting with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. ]. Evans
Miss Leaders. q nurse FROM Mani
kato. has been visiting with her
TREND. Mrs. Max Thomas.
Miss Nellie Thomas. who visited
several weeks with relatives in Big
Rock, ILL.,, has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Jones have
fine baby boy.
Ivan J. Roberts has purchaser
new Mitchell car.
ed over the large attendance at
their entertainment and box social
which was held at the Woodmans
hall last Friday night. Herman Mey-
ers Of Courtland' led the band. Tno
receipts Of the social were $75.
A week ago last Thursday thirty
three people enjoyed an auto tour
from Moexstown. MINI. The day
was ideal and was looked forward "a
eagerly Six cars went and reach
ed Morristown about noon. A picnic
lunch was carried along and Wa
thoroughly. enjoyed. as Mr.. Adamk :,
resident there, very generously or
fered his spacious lawn to the tour
lists for setting out the lunch. ana
also Mrs. Adams invited all to make
themselves at home at their house.
On the return trip, stop over N
hour was made at Point Pleasant
Madison Lake. All are waiting 49,
another similar trip to some other
part OF the state. Those present
were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Owens, Mazeu
Owens, John Owens; Eleanor Price,
May Williams, Miss Leaders, Mr..
and Mrs. Max Thomas. Mrs. Dan
williams p,.iai Vs., MI; and Mrs; James 2.
Mrs. o. B. Sveum, Margaurete
Sveum, Rev. and Mrs. Il. W. Grtt-
fiths. John e. Thomas. Clarence Pet
erson, Mr.. and Mrs. B. L Tanley,
Will D. Harris, Mr.. and Mrs. d. q.
Price, Willard Price. Mr. and MIA.
Dan w. Harris, MIR. and Mrs.. Hugh
Edwards, Mary Edwards, Lois
Sveum, Charlie Thomas and Oswald
Carl Harbo is having a large
barn built on his farm.
At the annual school meeting Of
District IL, held July H.. It was de-
cided that about $4,000 was, requir-
school for the coming year. Mrs.
Dan w. Harris was elected clerk and
the other two officers are John =.
Jones, and Evan I. Harris.