The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1913-02-21
Kasota
From Thursdays Daily.

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Friday.
! Clayton Moses went to the cities
Thursday.
Frank Babcock left for Madison,
Wis, Sunday.
/ Mrs. j. L. Davies was a Mankato
visitor Tuesday.
The school will have Friday as
holiday instead
Mrs. Ida Munson has been quite
i'll with the grip.
Mrs. Sophia Adams has been quite
i'll with grip this week
! Mrs. Gates Yonngren was st.
, Peter visitor Wednesday.
Joe Johnson of Cleveland, visited
his parents over Sunday.
Lee Mason and family moved into
the Vetter cottage Monday
George Eastwood went to st. Paul
Thursday, returning Saturday.
Mrs. Elmer b. Nelson is very sick
with quinsy and rheumatism
The annual Junior-Senior banquet
will be held Saturday evening.
Charles Aim had a telephone in
stalled in his residence Monday.
Miss Hive Swenson of the Man.
kato normal spent Sunday at home.
The Larken club will meet with
Mrs. VIM. Youatt Thursday evening
Lincoln's birthday was observed by
the bank and postoffice being closed.
John Anderson and Henry Vernon
are cutting wood at Lake Washing
ton.
Mrs. George Gray visited her son
George and family at Mankato Fri
day. a' :
Miss Mabel Buell. and Miss Hazel
Babcock were Mankato visitors Mon
day. -.-
, George Burr returned from three
weeks visit at Sanborn and Redwood
Falls.
/ 0. S. Mann of st. James visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Zimmerman last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Linstedt and
! children are very sick with scarlet
fever OIL. U.s..
| Mrs. George Pulver and children
of Wascca visited relatives here Sat.
urday
Miss Naera Stebbins is again at
| tending school. after two weeks
; Illness.
Mrs. J. II. Ream returned Tuesday
from a visit with her mother at
Window.
Miss Esther Appel of Nicollct is
AT home for n week, her mother
I being i'll. "
I Rev. c. A. Lindahl of Mankato
WAS a Sunday guest at the Nels
Olson home. r.. s....
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Zimmerman EN-
tertained the Merry Nh Flu Card club
Saturday evening.
Mrs. Albert Allen and daughters.
Alice and Mildred, were Mankato
shoppers Saturday. 49,.
! Mrs. Harry Clapp and Mrs. Isabel
Trowbridga were entertained at the
Buell. home Tuesday.
! Mrs. Geo. Watts stopped off here
one day last week on her way to
! Dolavan from the cities. r"
Rev. Henry Nelson being in Can.
, by, there will be 10 Sunday services
at the Congregational church.,
A faithful old driving horse be-
, longing 10 +. Crossfeld slipped on
some ice and died Thursday.
Carl Peterson is delivering for
Swenson & Youngren, Fray Roberts
being sick with scarlet fever.
+ C.. w. Babcock and daughters Ia.
eel and Katherine, were at the Auto
tshow in Minneapolis Tuesday.
Miss Marion Babcock entertained
a numbers OF her small friends at a
birthday party Saturday afternoon.
Miss Hilda Olson entertained the
Young Peoples society of the Con-
grcgatiOnal church Friday evening.
Mr.. Mcdonald and Mr.. Chamber.
| lain OF st. Paul gave talk in the
high school Tuesday on Fire Pre-.
vention." -
Helmer Johnson returned Friday
from Rochester, where he has been
Visiting relatives and friends the past
ithree weeks ..
AT a recent meeting of the Wood
man Circle, three new members were
lreceived. Mrs. Harold Presnal. Mrs.
Marie Peterson and Mrs. Nels Elk
lund ., a.,
Mrs. ]. E. Davies and Mrs. Paul
zimmerman gave a parcel shower
for Miss Mabel Buell., a bride-tobe
OF this month, at the home of Mrs.
Davies Thursday afternoon.
A reception will be held at the
home of Mrs. f. Warrant Thus.
day afternoon, for the mothers
and members of the Cradle Roll of
the Presbyterian Sunday school,
Misses Eldora Mason, Margaret
Kimble, Katherine Babcock, Jessie
Allen. Irene Granger and Nargie
Stockton gave a delightful dancing
party at the hall Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Swenson en-
tertained at cards Saturday evening.
Head honors, went to Mrs. Ed Ry-
deem and Bennie Rice, and consola-
lion prizes to Miss Dolly Thompson
and Alfred Lundgren
Nels Olson received word Saturday
OF the. death of his sister-in.law.
Mrs. Peter o. Tulberg. nat New Au.
burn MINI. Mr. and Mrs. Nels o.
son. Joe Olson, Miss Alice Allen and
Mrs. ]. w. Johnson attended the
funeral, which was held on Monday.
The high school debating team,
consisting of Ella Clapp. Leona
Moulton and Margaret Johnson, ac-
companied by Miss Carlson of the
high school faculty, went to Hastings
Friday, and in the evening met the
Hastings team in debate on the
question Resolved, that federal
government should own and operate
all railroads doing interstate bust
ness" The Kasota team upheld the
affirmative and the decision was
unanimous in their favor. The Judge
were Mr.. Anderson and Mr.. Ziesman