The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1913-05-30
Kasota

week.
Azel Leonard left for Hayward,
Wis Saturday.
Mrs. J. R. Ream was a st. Peter
caller Saturday.
The alumni banquet will be held
! June at the hall
! Herman Johnson of Otisco visited
friends here last week.
The family of F. Warrant is qua:
antined with small pox.
Mrs. Henry Crist left for st. PAM
Monday to visit friends.
Peter Lundquist of Rush City We
in the village last week.
Mrs. F. c. Bailey and daughter
spent Tuesday in Mankato.
Mrs. Joseph Bradshaw returned to
LeSueur Center on Monday.
Miss Edna Buell. of LIE Sueur
spent the weekend at home.
Mrs. Peter Norman entertained the
Larkin club Friday afternoon.
Mrs Emil Swenson entertained the
Larkin club Saturday afternoon.
Rudolph Johnson is again station
ed here as operator at the depot.
Mrs. Aug. Peterson went to ST.
Paul Monday to see her husband
Miss Giesz of LeSueur visited at
the Nels Ecklund home this week.
. Miss Amelia Raush of Mankato Is
guest. at the o. p. Buell. home.
Miss Ethel Stockton attended the
dance at ST. Peter Thursday even
ing.
Mrs. Ben Rinkel and children re-
turned home from Mapleton last Fri
, day.
Memorial services will be held
Sunday morning at the Presbyterian
church.
Dolly Thompson spent Saturday
and Sunday at LeSueur Center with
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Rinkel and chill
dren spent Sunday with relatives al
ST. Peter.
Rudolph Johnson entertained his
mother and brother John of st. Paul
last week.
William c.. Moses and E. e. Bout
> well spoke to the school students
; Wednesday,
Clarence Brady of Blakley is one
of the new operators at the North
. western depot.
| Rev. Holmes of the Swedish Luth
: eran church preached his farewell
sermon Sunday.
Mrs. c. r. Parker and children o
4 Minneapolis are guests at the Will
liam Jardine home.
Miss Elizabeth Rosback of st
, Peter was a guest of Miss Glady
: Jardine over Sunday.
4 Mrs. James Thompson left Frida.
; after visiting a few days at tn
NJ A. Ostrander home.
a Miss Anna McGpaw, Mrs. Alder
i Allen and daughter Mildred wer,
9 Mankato callers Friday.
L DIR. w. H. Powell came home Sun
i day from Mankato, where he sub
7 mitted to an operation.
A goodly number of young me-
attended the. ball game at LeSueu
y Center Sunday afternoon.
Rev. Caldwell, district missionar
$ of the Baptist church, was a CUES
at the Boutwell, home Sunday.
/ Edwin Boutwell, of st. Paul visite
{ his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. e. {
u Boutwell, Saturday and Sunday.
e Mr.. and Mrs. William Cole an
y children visited friends at LeSueu
e Center last Saturday and Sunday.
Chas. Pillmeyer of st. Peter as
sisted at the Mason meatmarket las
e week, Mr.. Crist being on the sic
u list.
L Mrs. j. E. Davies returned Satul
y day from a two weeks visit with re
c. atives at saltwater and the twin C
Il ties.
'e The junior baseball team playe
~ the st. Peter team last Saturda.
T. the score being II to 10 in favor c
II Kasota.
Is A committee of five entertaine
ST the Merry M Fus at the home {
'r Mr. and Mrs. j. E. Davies Tuesda
"a evening.
. The Ladies' Aid of the Presbyter
10 an church was entertained at tn
IL home of Mrs. E. B. Nelson Thursda
III afternoon
" The st. Paubi Dispatch had repr,
II sentatives here the first of the wee
u and will establish carrier route
u the village.
o Mr. and Mrs. Chris Larson {
Is Dickey, N. d., spent few days tn
week at the home of Mr. and Mr.
7a Ben Rinkel.
70 A son was born recently to M
IN and Mrs. R. Day of Washtucn
NJ Wash Mrs. Day was formerly Mi:
ne Lois Thompson.
d. Those who attended the John La
OF son funeral at Minneapolis wei
ne Magnus Swenson, Frank and CT
~ Boehland, and A. H. Gripp.
~ The town team played the L
&c Sueur Center team last Sunday
Oh the Center. The score was Z to
'a- in favor of LeSueur Center
I'd Mrs. C. E. Warrant and childre
10 Miss Margaret Johnson and Abn
III Ellingsworth visited relatives
'n Lake Jefferson from Saturday unit
1r- Tuesday. ~
pe During the electric storm of F.
day evening the fuse was burnt
out at the Breen Stone compan