The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1913-06-06
Kasota

Wendell Swenson has accepted a
position with A. H. Gripp and will
work in his marble yard at st. Peter
Everett Mott is assisting Levi Har-
riman with his paperhanging.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Weygant ar
rived home from Arkansas last week.
John Ofenlock has had his proper
ty, occupied by Alfred Larson, re-
modelled.
ALBERT Berquist of Mankato was at
home Tuesday
The Young Peoples society of the
Congregational church was enter
tanned at the home of Mrs. Andrew
Jacobson Friday evening.
The baseball club gave a dance at
the village hall Friday evening. Sup
per was served at the Stockton no.
tel
The Ladies' Aid of the Swedish
! Lutheran church was entertained by
Mrs. Gates Youngren/ and Mrs.
! Charles Swenson at the home of
Mrs. Youngren.
| II uucIdI SSINlCeS lOI MiSS anna
Olson, daughter of Mrs. Martha Oh
son, were held Thursday afternoon
at two o'clock, Rev. Nystrom Off
ciating. The floral tributes were
many and beautiful, among them
those from the alumni and high
school, were lovely. Interment took
place in Kasota cemetery
Miss Sara Vernon goes to Vernon
Center Friday to spend the summer
with her sister Mrs. Will Foster.
The graduating exercises of the
high school will be held Saturday
evening, May 81. The graduates are:
Mildred Allen, Bonita Bailey, Ruth
Buell. Ella |. Clapp, Minnie P. Cross.
field, Charlotte Halvorson, Gladys
Helen Jardine, Margaret E. Johnson,
Pearl Mann, Anna A. McGraw, Leona M
Moulton, Edwin w. Olson, Marie
Ostrander, Bernice r., Rapp, Nettie
Ryberg, Eva A. Swenson, Ruby E
Swenson, Lionel w. Youatt
Miss Ella Clapp will give the
valedictory and Miss Leona Moulton
the salutatory.
, The sixth, seventh and eighth
grades enjoyed picnic at Lake En-
| lily, Miss Swenson's grade in Aliens
/ woods and Miss Meisters at tho
park Thursday
l Miss Edna Waterman went to Man
: kato Tuesday to undergo an opera
ton.
t Mrs. C. M. Nelson, daughter Han
d nah and Miss Sword were Mankat,
callers Saturday.
Roy Olson has the mumps.
q Miss Amanda Carlson and Edwin
Carlson of Minneapolis, Miss Al
: field of Morton and Charles Carlson
? lof Sleepy Eye attended the funera
lof Lyle Smith Wednesday afternoon
Word was received by relative
: Thursday of the critical condition q
!. Mrs. R. Dey of Washtucna, WasF
= Her sister Miss Dolly Thompson lei
Thursday evening for Washington
Later reports are that Mrs. Dey
improving.
Miss Ellen Olson is at the posto
y flee during Miss Dolly Thompson
absence.
It Richard Pulyer is suffering frol
e severe attack of scarlet fever.
George Eastwood transacted bus
,3 ness at Mankato last Saturday.
Is d w. Carpenter was taken sudden
n ly i'll on Monday, and for time hi
case was serious but he is improvin
N at this writing.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Swenson al
TO the happy parents of a boy, Dor
Tuesday.
y The Ladies' Aid of the Swedis
s. Baptist church of Mankato was ente
taind at the home of Mrs. Nels G
son, Wednesday afternoon.
August Peterson is improvin
Y from his recent operation at S
Luke's hospital st. Paul, and is e
Ut pected home next week
III Several couples attended the ope
W. ing at Lake Jefferson of Joseph Ha
deggar's resort, Saturday night.
u Mrs. Henry Crist returned hon
y from a visit to friends in ST. Pa
Monday.
81 Miss Ella Swenson of st. Paul
III home for a visit with her parent
ie Mr.. and Mrs. P. M. Swenson.
Peter NJ Swenson is home fro
he Mankato where he has been workin
% Rev. G. N. Caldwell, pastor-at-lari