The Mankato free press., 1910-05-27
Ker17s and Hebron

Miss Irene Jefferson is in North
Mankato visiting friends and relatives
, this week
Miss Maud Kipp of Fairfax is Wis
iting her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Thomas, in Judson.
Mrs. I. lIodson visited in DIankato
from last Friday until Tuesday with
her daughter. Mrs. Conklin.
Mrs. Bert Tidland has had her house
hold goods shipped to Clarcmont, s. D.,
and mas gone to join her husband at
that place.
Miss Ella Randall attended the musi-
Gale given at Mankato last Friday
night and remained over Sunday visit
ing friends
Mrs. Lorenzo ID. Keene has had q
very fine granite monument erected
| on her lot in the Hebron cemetery.
y. G. Meyer of Mankato did the work
Mrs. Il. T.. Drake and son are havin"
cement tile put in their land Mr.
Ewing of New Auburn is doing the
work and they are using Mankato
tile.
Misses Ruth and Clara Purricr drove
TO st. Peter last Sunday to visit
their mother who is in the Sanitarium
at that place. She is being treated
for rheumatism.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Coughcnour of
Sheldon, H., are visiting the family
of their daughter, Mrs. ii. A. Hanson
whose husband recently purchased the
Fletcher farm at Kerns.
Miss Glen Eaton of Morgan visited
friends in the vicinity of Hebron Fri
day, Saturday and Sunday. returning
to her school work at Clements, Red
wood county, OH Monday morning.
|. \. Pelton looked over his land
possession in Aitkin county last week.
He is well pleased with the outlook.
Two railroads have been built since he
was last there, and prices of land
have advanced.
Corn planting is finished in this see
ton. The rains have come and now
the cry is for warm weather to start
, the corn, as the seed was not anv
too good to stand this cold weather.
Still the weather is fine for the small
grain. which is doing we'll
Ralph Thurston met with painful
accident last Thursday while leading
il broncho to water. The animal cave
jerk and injured several of his
ribs. \ physician from Mankato was
| called. Mr.. Thurston is now resting
quite well but will be laid up for
some time
The Hebron school will rs usual have
short Memorial program next Thurs
day afternoon at the school house.
and the old soldiers graves in the
Hebron cemetery will then be deco
rated by the school children +. Hod-
son and j. ~ TidIand Will be there
and add something to the program.
Every one is invited to be present
Rev. Donald Mackenzie OF Nlankato
and superintendent of the Anti Saloon
league for southern Minnesota will
address the people of Kerns and vicin-
lty next Sunday morning at tue Kerns
church on the subject of Temperance
an" COUNTY "pllon Everybody 1S cor
daily invited to be present aud learn
what there is being done in That line
OF work
The service last Sunday morning
at the kerus church, was in charge
OF the Ladies' Missionary society. it
being the Annual Meeting Of the Home
Missionary society. Mr4 l.. J. Belts
presided. Mrs. l.. t. Steel read the
Scripture lesson. Miss Elsie Trask
told very beautifully the story Of an
unfortunate Syriau family who came
to America aud became wards Of thc
home Missionary board. Mrs j. +.
Bacon gave splendid address on the
work OF the home missions. The
ehoir rendered some appropriate sclec-
tIons and the annual Offering for home
missions was taken up. Altogether
1T was an interesting service.