The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1921-07-29

Sunday school class sang several sci
ections very nicely and little Leona
Larson sang a solo very sweetly. after
which Mrs. French and SON Lyle sang
Whispering Hope" with much ex.
preston and all enjoyed it.
About this time the company was
called to order and Fred Hemingway
one OF the trustees of the church
made nice little speech as he~very
pleasantly, in behalf OF the assembled
company, presented Mrs. French with
a very flne linen table cloth as a token
OF love and their appreciation of her
uniformly kind and courteous labors
in their behalf.
Mrs. French responded in her usual
happy way. thanking them for the
kind remembrance and affection as
ev1Genced In the gift, and also FOR
their unfailing support and CO. opera
ton during her stay among them
and extending to them all good wishes
for their future happiness and pros
perity.
After this more music and a social
time followed until late hour when
with sadness in their hearts all join
ed in singing the Christian EndeavoI
benediction song, God Be With You
Till We Meet Again"
Mrs. French is a woman OF culture
anu aChuSihSuS anu mas UNUSUAL
ability as a pubic speaker and being
great student she keeps we'll in
formed on the important issues OF the
day, and her bearers never fail to get
some new and clearer views of life
its duties and obligations. 1t is with
regret her friends yield to the neces
sity Of her departure and all hope
she may go to large and congenial
field Of labor.
Deputy County Auditor Bert E
Lee and his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. O.
j. Lee are spending the week al
Lake Francis near Elysian.
Miss Edna and Flora Jones, Miss
Pearl O'Brien and Miss Betty Rohwed
der returned yesterday noon from a
weeks vacation spent at Clearwater
Lake near Annandale.
DR.. e. l.. Hayes and family left
this morning for two weeks stay
at their summer home on Cass Lake
Accompanying Mr. and Mrs. Halves
is Miss Ealnor Murray of Cedar
Rapids, Ia
John Koch, Paul Gentling and J.
F. Gillespie Of Mankato and Fred
Weber OF Albert Lea, have gone east
on buying trip for merchandise for
the George e. Brett stores.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. A. Chesbrough and
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Geise are on a
few days outing at Lake Okoboti
and Spirit Lake, Iowa.
d. A. Chrichton of Great Falls,
Mont, was In the city yesterday on
business connected with the Security
Loan company OF Geraldine, Mont. Mr.
Chrichton reports that Montana will
have good crop this year and that all
prospects are fiattering in various
places throughout the state.
Miss Mathilda Mailman of the E.
w. Owen Music store, left yesterday
for WATERFOWL, s. D., where she will
spend her vacation at a near by lake.
Mrs. Byron Wilson of Chenelady,
Wash. is the guest Of friends and
relations in the city, and surrounds
ing villages.
Miss Catherine WEIGH of Fort
Dodge, Ia, arrived in the city Sun
day. and will visit with relatives
here.
John Quanze. head baker at the
zimmerman bakery, is away on a
three weeks leave of absence, and
Is now taking up the short course in
baking in Dunwoody Institute. Dur
ing Mr.. Quanze's absence, AL Jamison,
formerly head baker at the Otto
store, is in charge.
Miss Minnie Hansen of Seattle,
Wash, is the guest of friends in the
city; 4
family Of South Fourth street, left
car: They will take a steamer there
and will make tour of the Great
Lakes. l..
The Misses Emma Wolf and Marie
Kleinschmidt, who are employed at
the First National bank, have return
ed to their duties after spending a
week with friends in Hibbing, and
a week at Lake OkoooJi, Iowa.
Miss Flora Jones OF the Value Store
has just. returned from Walnut Grove
where she has been a guest of fela-
Miss Agnes Klugherz has returned
home after weeks visit with friends
at Lake Minnetonka.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles T. TAYLOR
and daughter Lucy will leave Wed :
nesday morning on an extended auto
trip to the northern part of the
state. They will visit st. Cloud,
Walker, Bemidji, Itaska State Park
and International Falls. The return
trip will be made by the way OF Du-
luth;; They win be gone about two
Arthur Wits has returned to Eagle
Grove, after week end visit with
his parents.
DIR. e. M. Wits and sons Arthur
and Lester have returned from Wa
tertown, s. D., where they spent the
week end.
]. 3. Cook left yesterday for Kid
der, 8. D.. being called there by the
death OF his mother When this news
cames Mrs. Cook was at Rochester
having recently undergone a surgical
operation at the Mayo hospital. Her
friends will be pleased to know she
Is getting along niceIy.
Miss Daisy Footner arrived last
evening from a trip on the Great
Lakes, from Duluth to Buffalo and
Niagara Falls. Sh. will spend a
few days at her home here before re :
turning to her work at Morgan, Mimi
Mrs: w. A., Christie, who is en-
ployed at Harein's Grocery, left
yesterday for the cities, where she
will be, the guest of relatives for
two weeks.
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