The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1918-04-19
kasota


at Belgrade last week. Hr
Clifford I3abcOck of the state university
visited at home between trains last Sun
day. 4
Emanuel Anderson has rented rooms in
the Charles r. Swenson residence
jeanette LeverSCn left last Saturday
for Jackson to spend the summer with
relatV as ;y
Miss Mary johnson of st. Peter was a
guest of Kasota friends last Sunday
Misses Frances Bailey and Mildred
Allen were Mankato visitors last Thurs
dev.
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis McDuff of ST.
James are spending several DAYS of the
week at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Zibe
Mason. ssh
Arthur and Esther Vulcan of Belgrade
spent last Sunday at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Theodore Anderson
Edwin Colson left Monday for Green
Bav. Wis., where he has secured en-
ployment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Usher left last
week for North Dakota. They expect to
locate on a farm. -
Hogan Johnson had his foot quite
stone while at his work in the quarry
He was laid up for several DAVIS
John Nelson of Cannon Falls spent
last Friday with LIS mother, Mrs. c. M.
Nelson.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Edwards of ST.
Paul visited at the w. B. Pulver home
ever Sunday. They made the trip by
automobile.
Mr. anil Mrs. p ]. Herman Jr.. were
business visitors at lie SEeur Center last
Saturday.
turned to their home at Heron Lake last
Sunday after visit of several days at
the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
R. r. Turrittin.
Mrs Nary Stebtins of ST. Peter spent
last Friday at the home of her mother,
Mrs. Clarissa Edwards
Gus Gustafson, JI., left last Saturday
for che9so to be gone gone n ,S;1 nitiste
class of new members next FRIDAY even
ng. After the business meeting social
I, nee will be enjoved.
Mrs r. l.. Bradshaw and son Ralph
were shoppers in Mankato last Friday
The I aides All society of the Pres
hyterjan church will be entertained on
Friday afternoon of next week, April IL,
by Mrs. G. r. Swenson.
Louis Hanson who has been in Texas
for several months past, returned home
last Thursday.
August Noyd and Andrew Magnusson
are at pres eat working in saltwater.
Miss Frances Rai!ev IVES on the SICK
list the first of the week
Miss Nora Pulver returned home Sat
urday. from weeks visit with reiatiVes
and friends in the cities.
Mrs Oscar Nelson Of Roslyn, Wash.
and Mrs. John Nelson of Cannon Falls
are expected this week for visit at the
home of Mis-. G.. M. Nelson and dauSh-
ter.
| Mrs J. r. Ream was quite sick with
CRIME several days of last week.
Miss Bertha Johnson has been re-
elected to teach at Comfrey for another
year.
| hold goods at public auction Thursday
afternoon of next week, April 18TH.
| Mrs Carl Wright and little son arrived
Wednesday from Arizona for VISIT with
her mother, Mrs. d. F. Newton and othef
relatives.
household goods to Willmar last week
where Mr.. Baker has q good position as
Mrs. &. A. Guppv of Vernon Center
and little niece Gladys Mckenzie OF
Hailevbury, Canada, were the guests IN
the home of Mrs. Carrie Johnson from
sunday until Monday last when they
left for tn cir home in vernon CenIer.
Mrs Mary Davis returned nome sun
dav from a ten days visit with her daugn- :
fer. Mrs William Cole and family IN
Minneapolis. uou -
G. w Babcock was a bushes caller at
the county seat Tuesday -
| Miss Esther Apell has sold nef piano "
Theodore Anderson. ~, III
The box social and dance given by lne
knights of Pythias lodge last FRIDAY
evening for the benefit of the Red TOSS
was a success both socially ana II
vo,so;oIv one hundred and twenty dol
IaTs uas realized from the sale OF boxes
and dance tickets. Also the box sociai
in district No 6S given Saturday even,
ING was well attended and boxes SOLO
well. The sum of $3.50 was turned oVei
to the Red Cross
P ]. Norman Jr., has answered the
draft call and passed the required
eys uination- at 1 e Sueur Center Tues
day. He expects soon to be called into
service.