The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-01-02
NOTAT|ONSIN MAPLETON
CURRIERS' ARE GETTING
READY FOR FUN
Family Reunion at the Home of
w. A. Hanna; the Late
News Notes

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Mapleton, December 31.-Mapleton
curriers' are putting in all the time
they can getting in trim; for the Bon
spiel which will take place here jan
uary 1918 and IA, the weather per-
uniting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Coggeshall, Sr, and
Matt Coggeshall and family will spend
New Years at the James Coggeshall
home just east of town.
party of young people Joined the
Grapeland young people in party at
John McGregor's Monday evening
They report a delightful sleighride
al.d the best kind OF "a time.
William Flanagan OF South Dakota
is visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mike Flanagan.
Miss Ethel Scott entertained the
1919 class OF girls at her home east
of town Tuesday. ~ ss'ii
Mrs William Schulz and daughter
Elizabeth Bf st. JAMES spent last
week at the Martin Schlingerman
home, Mr.. Schulz coming oveF for
Christmas 9illi
Irving Treanor Of Mankato has
been the guest or HIS relatives, Mr..
and Mrs. John Treanor of Sterling.
Nathan CoggeshalB Lester MeCar-
thy, Charles, BON berer, Adelia. EN-
mersont and Mabel Hanson are enjoy
ing ten day vacation from the u
with their parents and other relatives
here. -
Archie Johnson, who is in the rail-
road mail service with headquarters
in s.. Paul, spent Christmas at home.
Norman Dobie of South Dakota was
a holiday visitor at the home of his
parents this week.
Perhaps no reunion was more en-
joyed than the one at the w. A. Han
ma home on Christmas day when all
of the children were at home togeth-
or for the first time in fourteen years.
Last year three of the boys were with
the A. Z. F., all have returned safely
Those were Charles Hanna. Archie
Hanna and wife, Earl Hanna of Ne
hraska, Mrs. Charles Borcbert and
family of Minnesota. Lake; Miss
Dlanch Hanna of st. James and Rich
ard and Harold of Mapleton Charles
and Earl have returned to Nebraska,
but Mr.. and Mrs Archie Hanna will
remain for longer visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Credicott re-
turned Friday from New Ulm where
they spent Christmas with their
daughter, Mrs. f. E. Week and fam
ily.
The Frank Cooper children are
sick with the grippe
Some one entered the parsonage
Wednesday evening while the Rob-
bins family were at the church en-
joying the Christmas exercises and
left basket of good things.
Miss Amy Morris returned to her
school work in Mountain Lake Satur- |
day morning after one weeks vaca-
tion.
Miss Mary Dale was an over Christ
mas guest of Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Nor
ris.
C. S. Ellis of Wells was in Maple
ton between trains Christmas day.
6. Evans treated a bunch of young |
people TO sleighride Friday evening. |
DR.. and Mrs. t. G. Busse have had
as holiday guests the Misses Busse of |
sister of the doctor
Mrs William Borchert, St. spent |
with relatives at Minnesota
Lake.
Judge Spaulding's court was busy
Monday with case in regard to the
ownership of calf, which Fred
Bucholtz and Herman Schube both |
claimed c. J. Laurisch represented
Buchholtz and u G. Argetsinger the /
cher party. The jury decided in ia
Tor of Buchholtz. ~ %
Charles BacIItle of Eastcn sued Fay
More for running into his, Bachtle's
auto and damaging it. The trial is
set for january 13.