The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1912-06-07
Kasota

From Fridays Daily. f
John Tim spent Sunday at Lime
town. Fic gkE a.
john Adams has been hauling hay
to Mankato.
y. p. Buell. was in Cleveland on
business Tuesday.
William Jardine spent Sunday at
the Newton home
John Cannon is building an adj
dition to his barn.
Ira Pettis spent Sunday at Ma
della with relatives.
Mrs. Bolin was st. Peter Wis
Iitor on Monday last.
c. V. McGraw was a. Mankato
caller on Saturday last.
Mrs. Clayton Moses was in Man
kato on business Saturday.
Mrs. Ed. Jameson of Austin is
here visiting with relatives.
Mr. Feathers of Mora, Mimi. is
here visiting with relatives.
William Kirby is being emDloyed
at the Boutwell, home this week.
Fred Fletcher of Winnebaso Civ
is here visiting with his parents.
The Stockton hotel has been
greatly improved by a new porch.
Electric lights were out in the
home of Mr. E. j. Kottke Tuesday.
The Merry Nu Fus club ate sup
per Friday evening on Ofenlock's
lawn. ....
Miss Esther John of Belgrade
spent a few days at the Lundquist
home. -.
The Milwaukee passenger DEPOT
has been improved by a new coat
of paint.
Ed. Lenhart bought a new two
seated buggy at Ofenloch's hard
ware store 's...
Harry Parsons of Belgrade spent
Saturday and Sunday around Lake
Washington. -as ... -
Miss Nettie Ryberg entertained
the teachers of the public school
Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Filings
worth of Lake Washington were in
the village Saturday.
Mrs. c. r. Swenson will go to
Spooner, Wis, Friday to spend a
week with relatives.
Mrs. ]. E. Davis gave a parcel
shower for Miss Nellie Ream, who
is to be a June bride.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Goldsmith
of Cleveland spent Sunday at the
home of George Turrittin.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Griffin enter
tanned the seniors and the school
teachers Wednesday evening.
Miss Mable Mason will arrive Fri
day from Dundas, Mimi, where she
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Harry Davis of Minneapolis who
attended the funeral of his uncle,
Mr. Lewis Davis, returned Tuesday.
Mrs. c. N. Warrant entertained
the Missionary society of the Pres
byterian church Wednesday after
noon. ~. a
The steam. shovel crew is keep
ing five daily trains busy hauling
gravel between here and Jackson,
Mimi. -ss
Emil Swensk of st. Peter is en-
ployed pulling up slack wires and
putting lightning arresters through
the village.
Arthur Turritin has accepted
position as assistant janitor in the
state capitol and will go there in
a short time.
The farmers residing south of
Kasota have been hauling gravel
on the roads and improving the
roads other ways.
Mrs c. X. Brock and little
daughter of Spooner, Wis, are
spending the week with Charles
Swenson and family.
Joe Klaseus sold his farm in Can
ada recently and will live with his
mother, Mrs. Dorothy Klaseus,
the summer.
Miss Erna Lehr, who taught
school the past year at Borup,
Mimi, returned Tuesday to spend
the summer at home.
Harry Stockton, Fred Meister and
Victor Anderson have left the Breen
Stone company and are now en-
ployed by Babcock and Wilcox.
Dean George F. James of the Uni
yersity of Minnesota will speak at
the commencement exercises which
will be held at the village hall Fri
day evening, May 81.
Miss Hilva Swenson, who COM
pleted a term of school at jackson,
Mimi, returned Monday to spend
the summer with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Swenson.
Mrs. Wallace Grant, who mas
been visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. ST. John for about month,
returned to her home in Farming
on, Monday. She was accompanied
by her mother.