The Mankato free press., 1919-08-15
DOINcS IN live KASOTA
HAPPENINGS IN THE VILLAGE
THE PAST FEWDAYS
Many Social Events and Stories
OF the Town Are Briefly
Related
Especial to The Free Press I

Mankato, spent few days of the past
week at home with his family.
Reuben Hubbard of Brewster Sun
dsyed with Kasota friends.
Miss Mary Turritin submitted to
an operation at the st. Barnabus
hospital at Minneapolis last Friday
and her many friends will be glad to
hear that she is doing nicely
Mrs. George Bland erturned recent
ly from visit with her daughter in
Minneapolis.
Miss Edna Peterson spent the week
end with relatives in Waseca.
:, j. T. Sanger of Window spent the
week end with friends here.
Miss Nora Pulyer delightfully."- en-
tertained part Of young lady friends
at her home on Saturday afternoon.
The Afternoon was pleasantly passed
and nice refreshments were served at
the usual hour. The affair was given
in honor Of the Misses Bonita Bailey
and Ella Clapp, brides of the near fu-
ture.
Mr.. and Mrs. ,. S. Wilcox publicly
announced the marriage of their
daughter Dorothy to George Hartwick
of San Francisco, Cal. The wedding
took place on July 5. The young
couple are expected to arrive here the
last Of the month for a visit.
Misses Nora Pulver, Anna McGraw
and Mabel Grip and two lady friends
from Walnut Grove are in camp at
Lake Madison for two weeks.
Mrs. C. E. Texter and son return
ed this week to their home in Gran
tte Falls after a weeks visit with rel
itives here.
Fred Johns, who is employed at
Window, spent Sunday here with his
wife and parents.
Clarence Ream and family and
Harry Ream of Fairmont motored
here Sunday and sptnt the day at the
9eam home.
Mrs. j. Berquist and daughter Miss
Hanna were guests Sunday at the C..
Z. Hammstedt home in st. Peter.
James Peach, wife and baby of
Cleveland visited over Sunday at the
rohn Mention home.
R. D. Fawcett came up from the
win cities to spent Sunday at the
Buell. home.
c.. N. Warrant of Minneapolis
'pent several days the fore part of the
week with Kasota relatives.
Oliver Guilbert of Henderson Wis
ted friends here from Sunday to
Monday.
Q. P. Buell. and daughters Ruth
IND Laura made trip to LIE Sueur
Wednesday by car
Mrs. R. D. Fawcett and Misses
ruth and Laura Buell. spent a few
days the last of this week with friends
camp at Lake Jefferson.
Mrs. w. r. Skipton will entertain
he Ladies' Aid society of the Presby-
erian church at her home In the
country on Thursday of next week,
August IA.
Miss Rachael Baird of st. Paul was
he guest Of Miss Kathryn Babcock
he past week.
Miss Hester Rydeen, who is spend
ng the summer at the Fechter home
n the country, visited at home over
Sunday.
The following were guests at the C.
?. Rydeen home on Sunday. Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam Weygandt Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed Stangler and children, Oscar Gus.
larson of Lake Emily and Miss Lam
'er of California
Mrs. N. M. Reed was in the village
on business Monday.
Mrs. j. E. Davies, Mrs. R.. D. Faw-
cett, Mrs Paul Zimmerman and Mrs.
Fred Babcock were Mankato shoppers
OF Monday afternoon.
Miss Evelyn Swenson is recovering
from felon on her finger.
AlDhonse Weisgerber new editor of
The ST., Peter Free Press, was in the
village on business for his paper on
Tuesday of this week.
The LIE Sueur county Sunday school
convention has been appointed to
meet here on Monday and Tuesday.
August 25 and 26. The program will
&c printed later and all interested in
Sunday school work are urged to be
present.
Mrs. James Frank recently return
ed from Mankato where she was call
ed by the illness of her daughter,
Mrs. John Pringle, who is slightly
improved at this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Robinson and
daughter Verna of Houston arrived
here by car Thursday and visited at
the F. c. Bailey home.
I George Peake of st. Paul spent
Sunday at the Clapp home.
Miss Mabel Gripp returned Tuesday
from Walnut Grove where she has
spent seXeral weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Clapp of Evan
ston. H.. arrived Thursday for visit
with relatives here.
Mr. Sloan of the Doty Auto Co. of
st. Peter was in town on business
Tuesday.
: A son was born recently to Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Fuller. The latter was
formerly Miss Pearl Vernon.
Mrs. August Kopp of ST. James is
spending the rest of the summer at
the q. L. Mason home.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Stricken of Man
l1ato and Miss Daisy Hodges of st.
Peter were Sunday guests at the
Ream home.
Misses Ellen and Agnes Anderson of
Minneapolis arrived home Monday for
two weeks visit with their mother,
Mrs. e P. Anderson.
Miss Hazel Peters Of Minneapolis
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Lester Mil
Ter.
Grace Allen entertained partv OF
little friends at her home on Friday
afternoon. the occasion being her
ninth birthdav.A
Mrs. Lindherg and Mrs. Frank
johnson of ST. Peter visited Kasota
friends last Friday.