The Mankato free press., 1912-09-20
Kasota

Mrs. J. E. Davies was a Mankato
visitor Friday.
c. V. McGraw spent last week in
the twin cities.
Harry Olson was LIE Sueur fair
visitor Tuesday. .
! Mrs. Sam Weygart went to St.
James Saturday.
! Paul Zimmerman was st. Paul
visitor last Friday.
Miss Kitty Mulligan returned Sat
urday from ST. Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Aim visited
at LIE Sueur Tuesday. -.
! Donald Ostrander returned from
the state fair Saturday. as.
/ Wendell Moulton and family spent
/ Sunday at Lake Emily.
Miss Esther Appel left for her
school in Nicollet Saturday. a
Mrs. C. w. Ream left Tuesday for
few days visit at Fairfax.
! Albert Bergquist of Mankato spent
Sunday here with his mother.
! Mrs. Palmquist entertained the
Larkin club Thursday evening.
Sam Granger and family spent
Tuesday at the LIE Sueur fair.
. lCOydl y. nOlilpoOu iCIuiucu llOLl
/ Cumberland, Wis, last Sunday.
Miss Mountain of LIE Sueur spent
! Sunday with Miss Edna Buell..
James Randolph and Ira Pettis
were lie Sueur callers Tuesday.
Miss Hannah Bergquist was an
Eagle Lake visitor last Friday.
Fred /. Randolph and Mrs J. Ran
dolph went to Lake City Monday.
! Miss Ida Peterson left for Balaton
Sunday to assume her school duties.
Clifford Babcock left Wednesday
for Hudson. Wis, to attend school.
Herbert Wilcox left for Campaign,
H., Monday, and will attend college
there.
Miss Dolly Thompson spent Sat.
urday and Sunday with Mankato
j friends.
E. E. Gleason and family of Nicol-
let spent Sunday with Mrs. Anna
Meister nraf i .~.
! Miss Margaret Wilcox left for
Carleton college; at Northfield, last
Monday. .H4o E.a "a. g4sgft. a.
Miss Edna Buell. was home over
! Sunday from LIE, Sueur, where she is
teaching. be- -~nlg,.., hr- 40 .ra
Mrs. Emil Swenson returned last
Sunday from two weeks visit in
st. Paul a-a ...H 4r5s
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Turritin of
st. Paul are visiting relatives for a
!. few days. %. rs rs .dges -. r..
Miss Tena Swensk. formerly of
Kasota, is seriously i'll at her home
d in st. Peter. q... ~ 20 aaa9
Mrs. o. P. Buell. and family mo-
tored to LIE Sueure Tuesday and at
tended the fair. ,sfeaL n..as- a
H. s. Bonsid of st. Paul gave a
temperance talk in the village hall
Sunday evening. f.f a,.is.Ie arofa, 4a
Mrs. Peter Anderson submitted to
an aperation in a, Minneapolis hos.
pital last week. 10 vu4la l
Miss Edna Edwards of New Ulm
was the guest of the Esau Roberts
family Saturday.
John Ellingsworth of Madison Lake
; was the guest of Mrs. C. E. War
rant few days.
Mrs. Lee Cooley of p. Austin is
! spending few days with her sister,
Mrs. Louis Davis.
Miss Dorothy Wilcox left Tuesday
for Owatonna, where she will attend
! P1llSDury academy
Mrs. August Peterson gave a par.
Gel shower for her sister, Miss Lilly
Krohn, Friday evening. a#hs
! Miss Sadie Johnson left Saturday
! for Rochester, where she will teach
during the coming year qt
Miss Martha Meister and Miss
I Theresa Vetter came home from
Mankato for the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rambo and son Allan
of Vernon Center were guests of
Mrs. Ed Boutwell, Thursday.
The Kasota baseball team defeated
! the lie Sueur Center team last Sun
| day with score of 9 to 4.
Fred Meister left Sunday for Chi
cago where he will study architec-
ture at the Chicago university.
! Mrs. Charles Carpenter and fam
! lily of ST., Peter spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. M. A. .Ostrander
Mrs. Charles Crowley of Galena,
ILL.,, arrived Saturday to spend few
days with Miss Dolly Thompson
Mrs. George Moses and son pf
! Pennington spent few days last
week at the home of William Moses
and family.
! Dr. and Mrs. II. A. Maves and son
! George of Minneapolis are spending
a few days with Mr.. and Mrs. M.
| A. Ostrander.
The Ladies' Aid society of the
| Presbyterian church was entertained
by Mrs J. E. Davies last Thurs
| day afternoon.
Miss Laura Perrine, who has been
the guest of Professor and Mrs. A.
d. Griffin for three weeks left for
/ Valley City, N. d.
Our school enjoyed holiday
! Tuesday afternoon, so that the stu
dents and teachers might attend the
Nicollet county fair.
Miss Margie Terriere, formerly a
teacher in the high school is taking
a course in domestic science in Chi
! cago university this year. ~
Mrs. George Pulver and children
Of Waseca arrived here Friday to
spend few days with the formers
mother, Mrs. A. A. Peterson.
= Mr.. and Mrs. Kline, who have
been spending the summer with their
daughter, Mrs. William st. John, re-
turned to Ellsworth, Wis, Monday
Miss Margaret Humble gave a
farewell party at the village hall FRI
day evening for her sister, Miss
Dorothy, who leaves soon for Pills
bury academy.
John Carlson, who has been in
The city hospital in Minneapolis, suf-
fering with tuberculosis, passed away