The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1903-08-28
KERNS AND HEBRON.

quite i'll, is improving.
Joseph Meurer has his new resi-
dence nearly completed.
Miss Una Tidland is visiting in
North Mankato this week.
Mrs. Robert Grice is now conva-
leScing after her recent illness.
Quite number of people from this
section will visit the state fair next
week.
Carrier WhitcOmb Of rural route
No. 6, is now driving fine, new
team.
Apples are so plentiful in this Sec
tion that the people are making them
up into cider.
Miss Una Hodson goes to Fulda
| to begin her school work on Mon
day, Sept. I.
Mr.. and Mrs. Strader visited with
Mr.. Mark WildS' family at Lake
Washington last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. G. Randall visited
their daughter, Mrs j. w. Reynolds,
in Lake Crystal last week.
Miss Alice Hodson will start for
Lake Benton on Friday to begin her
school work next MONDAY.
Miss Ella Hodson will go to Glencoe
next week to teach and will take in
the state fair on her way.
Rev. William Moore, former pas
tor of the Hebron church, is visiting
in this neighborhood this week.
Robert James and his brother were
on this side of the river Tuesday
looking up customers for Canadian
lands.
VIM. G. Clark, and bis cousin, Miss
Hulda Clark, spent Saturday and
Sunday with relatives in Garden
City.
Miss Ella Hodson went to Sleepy
Eye last Saturday to visit for a few
days with her friend, Miss Remelie,
returning on Tuesday.
Miss Flo Sheldon, after spending
over a week with T. HodSon'S family
in Hebron, returned to her home in
MankatO last Monday.
Mrs. A. G. Door and n. A. Door
went to Eden Prairie to attend the
funeral of Mrs. Doors brother, Mr.
Aaron Neil, last Saturday, returning
Tuesday.
Mrs. f. r. Kennedy, Mrs. j. W.
Fowler and Mrs. James Hart OF Mali
kato and and Miss and Mrs. Mahony
of Montana, visited with William
Hendley'S family last Tuesday.
r. Hodson will go to st. Paul next
Tuesday to attend the meeting Of the
State board Of equalization and will
take in the reunion of his Old regi-
ment, the Sixth, on Wednesday.
About twenty-five young people
met and surprised Mrs. Allen at the
parsonage last Friday night. A social
evening was spent; refreshments were
served and all had a general good
time.
Rev. Hermance rode out to IT. Hold
sons place on his wheel last Tuesday,
returning by the way of Judson. over
the ferry 1t is quite a novelty in
this age to see ferry boat. We have
the real thing at JudSOD.
The new circuit of the Nicollet tel
ephone line is now in working order
and is known as line ''A", and the one
taking in Doors, Hendley's, Hold
sons, NicOllet and JudSOn will be line
OBJ. They are now at work on the
line to Judson.
Mrs. Blackstalk, Rev. Aliens
mot her. and Miss Lightfoot, who
have been visiting Rev. and Mrs.
Allen; will start back to their home
in Canada, next Friday, after spend
ing about three weeks at the
parsonage.
Miss Louise Brown, who has been
visiting with T. Hodson'S family for
the past four weeks. started for Chi
cago, her home. Thursday morning.
Her father, II. NJ. L. j. Brown. was
formerly a resident of South Bend,
and was an army cOmrade of IT. Hold
son, and was one of the fortunate
survivors of the battle of Birch
Collie in 1862.