The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1919-02-07
Kasota

Mrs. Marie Peterson was called to
Waseca last Friday by the Illness o,
her daughter, Mrs. George Pulyer.
She is now reported TO be improving
and Mrs. Peterson is expected home
sometime this week.
Miss Doris Moulton of Window
spent last week end at home.
Mrs. Lee Mason entertained the
Larkin card club last Saturday even
ing.
j. t. Johnson of Cleveland spent
last week atthe C. J. Johnson home
on the Lake Emily road
Miss Freda Eyrich was the guest
,ot Miss Ruth Johnson over last week
end
Gerald Peterson returned Monday
from short visit with relatives at
Waseca.
Adolph Swenson of Champagne.
ILL.,, is visiting Kasota relatives and
friends this week.
j. r. Rcam visited with l.. f. Davls
and family AZ Revere, Mimi, from
Saturday until Sunday last.
Mrs. Mathews went to Rochester
last week where she will submit to
an operation Tor gOitre.
The Misses Baberich OF ST. Peter
were guests last Sunday at the home
of i. Netter and family.
J. A. BerGuist of Mankato was a
Hasota visitor between trains Mon.
Gay evening.
Miss ldn Nelson visited with rela-
.tives IL Manlato last Friday and
Saturday.
Mrs, Frank Edge has been laid I'D
during the past week with sprain-
ed wrist.
Lester Davies of Minneapolis spent
last Saturday afternoon at the home
OF his brother, J. Il. Davies and wife.
Claude AcuitCn,~ who has been
spending = thGoe weeks furlough with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. II.
Moulton. left Tuesday morning on
his return Trip to Charleston, S. c.
Forrest ButterWorth OF Mankato
visited with friends here from Satur-
day until Sunday last.
Miss Althea McCullen OF Shakopee
is expected here the latter part OF
the week for short visit with
friends
Emil Swenson returned home from
Sioux Falls. S. ID. last Saturday where
he had beer at work for few DAYS.
Tom Martin of Slayton is visiting
KaSota relatives and friends.
Andrew McConkey of Cordova is
doing some carpenter work at the ID.
Turrittin farm this week.
Paul and Otto Nctter left Monday
for the northern part Of the state to
look after their land interests.
Mrs. Oscar WistrOm has been quite
poorly of late
Mrs. Mary Way OF Minneapolis
spent the forepart of the week with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. j.
Hammstedt
Herbert Wilcox left last week for
Florida with lew OF locating there
Mrs. Malcolm Bolin. who under
went an operation in the Swedish
hospital in Minneapolis last week, is
doing well and is expected TO be able
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Mrs. c. n. Warrant has been in
poor health CT, late and came from
Minneapolis last Saturday to consult
her physician. She is at present
confined 70 her bed at the home Of
her son, T. !. Warrant.
Miss H2Ela Berquist was among
the shoppers ir Mankato last Thurs
day.
Mrs. ]. r. Rcam spert "Wednesday
OF this week with her sister, Mrs
Stricken at MankatQ.
Miss Ellen Swenson who has been
suffering with plcursy, is now much
improved.
The Missionary society Cf the
Presbyterian church will meet Thurs
day afternoon OF this week with Mrs
Henry Of2nloch.
A daughter was born Monday to
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Johnson
Mrs. Milton RGirdon ard children
are visiting relatives at St. Cloud.
Mrs. l.. c. Mason visited over Sun
day with her daughter. Mrs. Fred
Chester ard family at Dundas.
Ms. William Bothin arrived Wed
nesday from Owatonna for several
weeks, stay at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. John Fox.