The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1919-07-04
kasota


iting Kasota friends several days OF
last week.
Mrs. Frank Komers and children
Of st. Paul were visiting among
friends here several days Of last
week.
Albert Johnson and Harry Johnson
both sons of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. John
son, have arrived home from over.
seas. The formers wife and baby
were here from Mankato and they al
visited over the week end at the
Johnson home.
Misses Margaret and Ruth johnson
and Nora Pulver shopped in MankatC
last Friday.
Miss Beatrice Bradshaw Of LIE
Sueur Center visited at the r. L
Bradshaw home this week.
Mrs. Alfred Bradshaw OF LeSueuI
Center visited from Thursday to Fri
day last at, the r. L. Bradshaw home
On her return she was accompanied
by Mrs. Joseph Bradshaw, ST., who
has been here for the past two
weeks.
I1CAly SuIloI anu ShAiui
arrived here last week from Seattle
Wash, and will spend the summer
with relatives.
Mrs. Erkel of LeSueur Center. q
sister of Mrs. Nels Ecklund, is i'm
proving from recent operation al
the Emmanuel hospital a. Mankato,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Randolph and
Mrs. Laura Randolph were in Manka
to shopping last Friday.
Pete Green recently sold his farm
east, Of town to Iowa parties for $44,
600.
A number of Kasota ladies attended
a party at st. Peter last Saturday
afternoon given by Mrs. Loehl in
honor Of her daughter, Miss Gracis
Loehl who is home on leave from
the work she is doing as reconstruc-
ton aid in Georgia.
Harry Johnson attended the funeral
Of his aunt at Lake Crystal last Sat
urday. .
i. Edwin Olson recently returned
from overseas and is spending a
short time with his folks before re-
turning to his work in st. Paul.
Reuben Hubbard of Brewster Wis
ufday to Tuesday Of this week.
Mrs Herman Karsten and, children
arrived Friday from Green Bay, Wis,
for, an indefinite visit at the Norman
home. ---
B. o. Rinkel of Winona Sundayed
here with his two children, Alice and
T3uell at the Buell. home.
Mrs. Frank Mann attended COM
ulencement exercises Of the West
High school in Minneapolis last week
Her daughter Ruby was member OF
the class and accompanied her moth
er home after the graduation.
Lieutenant Frank Clapp arrived
home Saturday evening from Camp
Merritt on a fifteen day furlough.
Lieutenant Clapp is just home from
abroad and expects to be mustered
oit of, service at Camp Dodge.
Miss Hester Rydeen is spepdipg
the summer at the Fechter home
near Lake Washington
Mrs. Carrie Johnson spent several
days the forepart of the week at the
George Turrittin home in. the coun-
try.
T.. T. Johnson has disposed of his
farm near Cleveland and is now in
partnership with his brother Alfred
on the latter's farm east of the vii
lage.
Miss Margaret Humble has been
elected to teach the third and fourth
grades in the Washington school
building. She will return from Wash
irigton in August to be ready to take
UP her school duties in September.
nj IF Monkat(
spent the day Sunday at the c. w
Babcock home. ...--,..--..
Mrs. C. r. Parker and daughter
Maxine of MINNEAPOLIS were guests OF
Mr. and Mrs. William Jardine ovel
the week end.
Mrs. Harry Clapp entertained the
Woman's Missionary society OF the
Presbyterian church at her home IN
the country on Thursday afternoon Of
last week. Mrs B., r. Turrittin. lead
ef and devotionals by Mrs. F. c. Bal
ley. r..s.
The, ladies of the Presbyterian
church gave an ice cream and straw
berry social in the gymnasium OF
Wednesday evening of this week
Lloyd Nelson is spending the sum
mer with relatives in Rush River.
Mrs. C. w. Babcock spent part o.
the past week with relatives in the
cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Swanson o.
Rush River spent Sunday here witt
their cousins Anton and Gilbert Mel
soil and Mrs Andrew Anderson ant
their families.
Mrs. J. E. Davies ad Mrs. R. D
Fawcett entertained at the formers
home on Tuesday afternoon OF TIL!
week in honor of Miss Gracia Loehl
who is now visiting her parents II
st. Peter. The afternoon was spen
at cards and nice luncheon was
served. The color scheme of the dec
orations were red, white and blue ant
baskets of. roses, added to the beauty
of the room. The guest ofshonor wa!
given a beautiful bouquet of roses.
Mrs. Frank Edge left Wednesda!
for the northern part OF the state II
snend few weeks with relatives.
Alfred Jacobson recently sold his
fine passenger Buick to st. Pete
parties. -. n,
Miss Ernestine Meyers left Tues.
day for LeSueur after spending nine
weeks at the R. r. Turrittin home
She is taking a few weeks vacation
and expects to return later.
Harry Morris and family of Vernon
Center were guests of relatives here