The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1917-03-09
Kasota
From Fridays Daily.

Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Vetter attend
ed the funeral sOf Mr.. I'll. Feltbusch in
Mahkato last Tuesday,
Miss Lilly Palmquist of MinneapO
lis visited with her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. J. PaImquist over the week end.
Mrs. Ed Linhart, who has been re-
ceiving treatments at the community
hospital in ST. Peter, returned home
Monday much improved in health.
Miss Lily Leo returned to her home
in Mankato, Sunday after a visit OF
several days at the home>of Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter Anderson and family.
A large crowd attended the George
Washington dinner given by the
Cheerful Workers" at the Cross
field home last Saturday. The sum of
Spills was cleared and the interest
ing program which followed the din
ner was enjoyed by all.
A party of young married folks
were entertained at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Babcock in st. Peter
last Saturday evening. ).
Hartley, the little son of Mr. and
Mrs C. R. Anderson, was quite sick
the forepart of the week.
Misses Agnes and Ellen Anderson
of Mankato were week end visitors at
the home of their mother, Mrs. E. P.
Anderson.
B. F. Warrant arrived heme Sat-
urday from the soldiers home at Fort
Smelling where he has been spending
the winter. @
Mrs. Carrie Johnson returned from
Mankato Saturday where she was
called by the illness of her daughter,
Ruth. She reports her daughter to be
much better and able to return to her
studies at the normal the first of the
week. lSh{ t,:rs
Mrs. Emil Swenson pleasantly en-
tertained party of ladies Tuesday
afternoon in honor of Miss Ellen
Swenson, who will return to Mcintosh,
North Dakota. 81 y Il eEs
J., C. Johnson was on the, sick list
last week. rz, y. ~ I.
Mr.. and Mrs, August Heglund of
ST. Peter were Kasota visitors Sum
day. -, as rs
Clifford Peterson of Mankato visit
ed with Friends here Saturday. a.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lincoln Ahlstrom OF
Mankato were Saturday visitors at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. P. Ander-
son. tst @ car
Mrs. j. A. Lemon and Miss Hannah
Berquist visited relatives in Man
kato last Friday. "a
|, T. S. Wilcox was business visit
or in the twin cities last Friday. j
Miss Eldora. Mason who teaches
| near Nicollet was at home over Sun
day.
| Miss Irene Changers Sunday school
| class enjoyed long sleighride last
| Saturday Afternoon, followed by a
nice lunch at Miss Grangers home.
Mrs. Emil Swenson. was, q shopper
| in Mankato last Friday. -,
Mrs. Alice Willard and daughter o.
Heron Lake, spent Sunday at rthe
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs%R
i R. Turrittin.
Mrs. N. M. Reed who has beer
| seriously ill at her, home in st Luke's
| hospital in ST. Paul is expected to bt
| able to return home this week.
/ S. M. Granger made a business triI
/ to Butterffeld last Saturday.
Edwin Glanse has completed his
| course at the Mankato Commercial
1 college and returned home last Sat.
urday
4 Mrs. Silas Benjamin has so far re-
4 covered from her recent Illness as II
4 be able to return home from com
munity hospital last Saturday.
i The Athletic. association was en-
ltertained, by Miss, Phelph last Satur
day evening. The members wer'
| treated to sleighride and later to al
oyster stew served at her home il
4 st. Peter.
.R. L. Bradshaw is visiting relative
4 at lie Sueur Center this week
4 Mrs. r. G. Swenson visited he
4 daughter Ruby at the hospital in 81
Peter last Monday.
j Mrs. Martha Olson and son William
+ left Tuesday for Long Prairie to re
! main indefinitely. 49, Il
! Mr.. ]. E. Davies visited with hi
! wife and other relatives in Minneapo
; Ills a couple of days this week.
Mrs. ]. w. Mention and Mrs, Claris
4 sa Edwards were Mankato callers D
: Tuesday. -
3 Mrs. ]. r. Thomas of, Mankato wa
l week end visitor at the home of MI
and Mrs, frank Komers.
Vi Mrs. John Palmquist entertaine