The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1911-03-31
Kasota

Mrs. Gus Krummel is having her
house repaired.
Ed Mulligan has recovered from
q siege Of illness.
Mrs. Harlowe Pettis is suffering
an attack Of the grip.
Miss Mabel Kirby spent Sunday
with relatives in Kasota.
John Adams returned from Med
ford, Iregon, last Monday.
Miss Greta st. John has recovered
from a siege of the grip.
.Ioseph Johnson of st. Paul is home
and Is laid up with the mumps.
Wallace Grant of Pennington was
a visitor at the st. John home last
Sunday.
Mrs. Louis Davis and children Wis.
tied her sister at Cleveland last
Saturday.
Mrs. Youatt entertained a number
CT lady friends at party last Sat
urday evening.
Mr. Leonard of New Ulm is a Wis
itor at the home OF his brother,
Barney Vetter.
The little baby OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Davis is recovering from a
siege CT illness.
Stonecutters started work in Bah
cock & Co.'S mill last Monday morn
ing Tor the season.
Mrs. Ben Rinkel and little daugh-
ter, Alice, arrived last Sunday from
Dickey, N. D., to remain.
Charles O. Johnson has moved his
family into the residence recently
vacated by Paul Zimmerman.
Willie Olson is unable to attend to
his duties as a clerk at Dicks at st.
Peter on account of illness.
Ben Brown, travelling salesman for
e. R. Godfrey & Co. OF Winona, was
in the village on business last Mon
day morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Sterner of Atlissa,
Iowa, have rented the Babcock house
on Telephone street and are occupy
ing the same.
William Jardine came home last
Sunday evening from Medford, Ore
gon, and will take his family out
there in the near future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gedde have moved
into one of the buildings in the
south of the village that is owned
by the elevator company.
A party of twelve young people
were entertained at a six o'clock
dinner at the Ostrander home one
evening the fore part Of the week
Miss Greta St. John and Miss
Ethel Stockton took advantage OF
the beautiful weather last Sunday
and enjoyed a walk to Pettis sta.
ton.
Paul and Otto Vetter spent Sun
day at home with their parents
They returned to st. Paul last Mon
day where the latter is taking medi-
cal treatments.
The Degree of Honor dance at the
village hall last Friday evening was
a success in every sense. \ very
large crowd was present and a sum
of sac was taken in.
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Wis, who were en- route for the
western coast, stopped in kasota last
Sunday for a visit with the latter's
sister, Mrs Bondurant.
Mrs. c. e. Warrant and children,
and Mr.. and Mrs. George Turritan
and children were the visitors of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ellingsworth at
Madison Lake on Sunday last.
Messrs. Bullock and Gresham are
having a series Of evangeiistic meet
ings at the Baptist church. They
are very good speakers and the Ka-
sofa people are enjoying their ser
mons very much.
Clayton Moses had the misfortune
last Monday morning to have part
OF his thumb on his left hand torn
off while working on a gasoline en-
CINE at his farm. Luckily he re-
ceived no ether injuries.
The noon train On the Omaha
road started a fire last Sunday be-
hind A. J. YOungren'S residence and
would have done considerable dam
age had not Emil Swenson discov-
cred it in time and, with the help
Of several neighbCrs, put out the
blaze.
Mr.. Lynn, representing Elliot
Woods, who is superintendent of the
capitol buildings and grounds at
Washington, ID. c.; j. A. Brown,
constructing engineer for the govern
ment: Mr.. Serritl, photographer, all
of Washington, ID. c., and Charles
L. Hilgartner, president of the Hill
gartner Marble company, OF Balti-
more, Md, were in KaSota last week
inspecting the quarries with n view
to using some of the kasota yellow
stone for the interior decoration in
the room used by the representa-
tives. After inspecting the quarries
in Kasota, these gentlemen accom-
panied by Mr.. Babcock, went to Mad
iSou, Wis, to look over the KasOta
yellow stone used in the capitol
there. They seemed very much
pleased with the material and work
manship and everybody here hopes
that they will decide to use this ma
terial along with other marbles for
the interior decoration CT this room.