The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1919-07-11
CAUGHT II At kASO1A
NEWS D0lNeS IN VILLAGE AS
PICKED BY SCRIBE
successful Ice Cream ~ Social
!, Was Held; Personal Notes
IS. And Happenings ss r9t

Waseca was at home last week sew.
eral days 4 recuperating from
sprained ankle. 80 abeu. ..,.,s,
Maryan swenson was quite sicl
the first of the week,
Miss Clarissa Mohfer, VINO is nurs.
ing in the hospital at Candy, is al
home for a; few weeks. vacation.
Miss Ruth Buell. spent part of las
week with friends at Henderson.
Mrs. w. G..ICole and children OF
Minneapolis are guests OF the for.
mer's mother. Mrs. Mary Davis this
week.
Clifford Swenson of Minneapoli.
visited Thursday and Friday of last
week at home. 40
The sum Of thirty five dollars was
taken in at. the ice cream festival
last Wednesday evening. The so.
cial was held In the gymnasium and
good crowd attended.
Mr.. and Mrs o. R. Bodeen of Chill
dress, Texas, arrived last week fol
q few weeks visit with relatives
here. g. t&est. {F = .sr.gr ~
Mr.. and Mrs. James Peach OF
Cleveland are the parents of a baby
boy, born June IT. Mrs. Peach is
better known as Miss Effie Mention
Of this place. efrl Ct NszG SO,
Miss Nora Pulverl is the guest OF
relatives in ST. Paul this week 81,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Babcock and
Mrs. j. e. Davies made a trip ii to
Montgomery last Friday by car.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilmore and children
Of Lake Crystal motored here last
Friday evening and called at the
Harry Johnson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Alvin Davies of
Minneapolis are spending the Fourth
with Kasota relatives.
Swedish school began last week in
the Lutheran church. Miss Anna
Swenson Ii the teacher.
Claude Moulton was a business
caller at Waseca last week.
(, Mrs. NJ. A. Ostrander arrived
Tuesday evening from Red Lake
Falls where she spent the greater
part 81; the winter with her daugh-
ter Nr1s Frank Helm and family,
Miss Hester Hngirin of North Da
kots visited ct tho a. r. Davis home
last week From here, Miss Huginin
win leave for Fort Wayne. Ind,
.xHsr& She Will attend a teachers
commerciAl college.
Misc Ardeila johnson s left last
week for Mankato, where she ex-
pects Ito spend the summer. 49,.
Miss Lind of st. Peter spent sew
evai days Of last week at the D. s.
FuErittin home 49,
E.GISWs Babcock purchased some Land
last week from Albert Allen for
Mrs. d. R. Anderson will enter
tain the Ladies' Aid society of
the Presbyterian church at her
home next Thursday afternoon. July
10. 4}ot,
J. A. Berquist and family of Man
kato and Mrs. Berquist and daughter
Miss Hanna were guests at the Nell
SON home last Saturday evening at
six o'clock dinner.
Of the Presbyterian church at the
Presbyterian summer conference at
Buffalo July 16 to %. 1t is camp
conference by the Lake at Buffalo.
MINI. 3iis ~ .>:rar--.t srli
J. r. Ream and family were Man
kato visitors Sunday. s.rz.
Richard Schultz of Mankato did
business I'm the. village Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. 0. R. Bodeen and
Mrs. John Fox went to Mankato
Monday where the latter took treat
ments for her eyes DR.. Benham Is
In charge OF the case. 80 Aal2 .a.
Mrs. G. II. Swcnson and daughter
Maryan are visiting relatives in the
twin CITIES this week end.
j. r. Johnson spent the greater
part OF the week at Cleveland.
Charles Waterman purchased the
weykandt property in the village.
Miss Hanna Berquist spent the
day with Mankato relatives Tues
day. Z. ~
Mrs. Tyler Of Hadley visited rel
atives here the. past week.
The village council has purchased
a road grader and is making extern
sive Inducements on the roads. At
a recent meeting the sum of SIS was
donated TO. the Fergus Falls Relief
fund.- t.is,st,.,i
Miss Edna Harvey of Minneapolis
is spending the summer with Kasota
relatives. 81
Mrs. ri. Tyler left this week for
Binsharh Lake to spend several
weeks With relatives. rms ,-,-,.! r..
IT, sLryer-ons, sold oc-T to John
Iivmastohe the past wetks 81, go
Mrbqf Theodore Anderson and son
Arnold visited relatives near st.
Peter over the week eni.
Mrs. John Anderson of st. Peter
has taken the, infant son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Emil johnson and WI care for.
IT during, ifsi fnethefss illness.
M and Mrs. y. tR. Reah addison
Roland, yiIi!| snend the Fourth with
Fairmofit relatives. t~ssN Gettaf !
Albert Gripp, who is employed byl
the North Western Railroad COM
pany at Cambria, was at home over
Sunday.
Emil Johnson has moved his ia
mily to the C. o. Johnson home
wher he win make his home during
the Illness of his wife. who is slowly
improving at the state hospital at
st: PAte- go
Ivan Ely Of Cleveland as a Sunday
guest at the Edge home.
Miss Anna Olson left Wednesday to-
resume her work In the Swedish
hospital at MINNEAPOLIS after spend
ing six weeks at the home of her
brother in law, Emil Johnson.
A party of Kasota young people