The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1918-01-04
'Kasota


Mann. both teachers in the twin
cities, are spending their vacations at
their respective homes here.
Charles Aim has been quite seri-
ously i'll with pneumonia the past
week but we are glad to report that
his condition is improved at this
writing.
]. E. Davies spent Christmas day
with his wife and other relatives in
Saltwater
Mrs. George Pulver and children of
Waseca spent a part of the past week
visiting relatives here.
Clifford Babcock of the University
of Minnesota was at home for
Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. L. Bradshaw and
son Ralph were Christmas day visit
ors in lie Sueur Center.
Luther Swenson of the twin cities
is the holiday guest of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Swenson.
The Presbyterian Sunday school
gave their annual Christmas program
at the church on Wednesday evening.
The exercises were well attended and
pronounced a success by everyone.
Mrs. W. H. Moulton and daughters
were in Mankato shopping Saturday
between trains.
Miss Bonita Bailey of Tunis, Mont,
arrived Sunday to spend the holiday
at home.
Miss Clarissa Mohler of the I'm
manuel hospital at Mankato was a
Christmas guest at the Edwards home
Miss Hazel Stockton, who is teach
ing in Montana, arrived home the first
of the week to spend her vacation.
John Lemon of Lake Benton was
a visitor here on Tuesday and We'd
nesday of the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson of Illinois are
spending the week with their niece
Miss Esther Apell
Miss Clara Nobel left Saturday fol
her home in River Falls, Wis, tt
spend the holidays.
Miss Ruby Swenson, who is work
ing in Minneapolis, was at home fol
Christmas.
Mrs. Charles Gilmore and son Gran
Of Pipestone and Mrs. Martha Olsor
of Long Prairie were entertained a
mas.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Volk ant
daughter Ann Of Minneapolis spen
Christmas with relatives here and a
/ Lake Washington.
Mr. and Mrs. D. j. Newton were
Christmas guests at the Porter Basy,
home in the country.
i Miss Naera Stebbins of Linstrom
Mimi, is holiday guest of her moth.
er here.
Albert Rydeen spent several day
Of the past week with relatives il
/ the country.
The death of Mrs Ida Munson oc
Cured at her home here on Frida,
afternoon of last week after linger
ing illness following a stroke o
paralysis For the past two years tn
deceased has been confined to he
bed. Mrs. Munson has been a residen
of Kasota for many years and beside
many friends she leaves a daughter
Miss Esther Apell of this place and ;
son, Luther of Redwood Falls also
sister, Mrs. Nelson of Illinois. TIL
/, funeral was held from the Presby
I0IldIl CIJuICu Ou dILClhOOl
Rev. Bailey and Rev. Hegstrom of 81
Peter officiating. The pallbearer
were c.. E. Rydeen, G. R. Swensor
Theodore Anderson, Alfred Johnson
L. P. Swenson and August Carlson.
John Rud and family of Mankat
spent Christmas day at the home O
Mrs. c. M Nelson and family.
Mrs. J. Buquist, who has been quit
sick is now some better.
Clifford Swenson of the Universit
of Minnesota returned Thursda
/ evening after spending the forepar
/ of the week at home.
Richard Pulver, who is training a
the Great Lakes Training camp, wa
at home on five day furlough. H
returned Thursday night.
Forrest Butterworths of Mankato wa
a guest of friends here on Tuesday.
j Misses Ida and Minnie Nelson @
Worthington are spending their holi
day vacation at home.
Herbert Wilcox leaves Wednesda
for Allentown, Pa, after spendin
several days at home.
Mr. and Mrs. John Nelson of Can
hui L dis arc CApOSICu W opOhu ANO
Years with relatives here.
The next number of the lectur
course will be given on December g.
The entertainment consists of lee
ture by Mr.. Plattenburg on "Loyalt
to the Home Town"
Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Swenson {
} Urbana, ILL.,, are holiday guests Q
Kasota relatives.
Miss Mabel Kirby of South st. PAT
is visiting relatives here during tn
holidays.
: Mrs. Olivia Barbaur is spendin
several days at the Leonard Grar