The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-12-03
NEWS NOTES Of KERNS
Rev. George Field Has Been
Very Busy Man; Personal
Mention

hSrnss Decemper l.-bolBTAuc SohSio-
gutional Church. Sunday, December g.
Rev. George q. Field. pastor. Church
at 1915. Sunday school at 11:I5. Illus
trated service In the evening. THE
are invited to attend these services.
Rev. George Field. Mrs. Field and the
two little girls went to Cambria last
Monday night over very lad roads. They
wore entertained for dinner at Cambria
and attended wedding at CORTLAND in
the afternoon. Rev. Field performed
ceremony association meeting at Court
land and Saturday the annual meeting
Of the Bible society was held at Cam
bria.
The Ladies' Aid society win meet with
Mrs. l. r. Parsons and Pearl Parsons
Friday afternoon of this week. Every
one invited to attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. ID. Jeffels enter
and Mr.. and Mrs Will Carter and chill
dren for dinner Thanksgiving day. A
large roast of venison sent VIII Carter
by his uncle was served and enjoyed by
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Sharp entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Grice, Kate Smith and
Mrs. w. sharp and daughter Edna for
Thanksgiving dinner A seventeen pound
Verna Peaslsy Of Lake City, a stud
emit at Commercial college. spent the
week end with Amy Lindsay at the JEFF
viii Carter and Leslie Lindsay re-
turI.ed from the northern part OF the
state last week Tuesday. They did not
John Lind was badly hurt while work.
ing In the woods last week Wednesday.
A large branch fell and hit him. Mr..
Lind 10 stiil lame. but getting along
nicely.
There was . very fine program at the
Wednesday. after which Miss Neubert,
The teacher. went to her home in North
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Johnson entsrtain-
cd Mr.. and Mrs. G. J. johnson. Mr.. and
Mrs. August johnson, Cora Johnson and
AlSs spd nrs c tSr d Tssk snG A
last week Wednssday and Mrs. Budds
LEFT nne piece Of the deer which Mr..
Budde brought back from the north
Mr.. ana Mrs. Charlie Severance visit
ed relatives in st. Peter Sunday.
to nSsn: satu rssansd froSss aa' MP
Coggershall has purchased home In
Indiana and will move there In the
inEa Knutson, who has been staying
with Mrs. Harry Burnett. left for her
home at New Sweden Sunday.
Mrs. Jessie Lindsay and children Amy
and Leonard of Mankato spent the week
Hilda Quick Of Minneapolis spent Sat.
urday night and Sunday at the home of
her sister, Mrs. Alfred Evenson.
All the students from away were home
Evelyn Budde Of the Mankato Normal
and Edward Budde of the state univer-
sity spent the holiday and week end
with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. ID.
Ralph CoggershaIl of the Mankato
high school was home for Thanksgiv-
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels johnson entertain
ed Miss Hilda Quick and Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfred Evenson and family for dinner
Mrs r. H. Eldred of Mankato received
q letter from Ingiewood. CAL, last week
telling Of the death of her very dear
friend. Mrs. Hugh Grice who was Kate
Shaubut, former resident Of both
Vfna Evenson OF Mankato spent Sat
urday night and Sunday with her par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Evenson.
eek wtb her Son OF H s and
Mrs Charles Severance and son win
and Mrs. J. Robert attended the fine
Mankato school last week Wednesday.
On Monday Alfred Evenson received
returns from cattle and hogs shipped
through the Equity last "Wednesday. "A
cow brought three cents pound and the
hogs brought nine cents a pound. These
were fed high priced corn all summer
and fall.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Severance re-
ceived letter from former neighbors,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Strader last Monday.
They are living at Los Angeles. Cal. but
spoke Of the death Of Mrs. Hugh Grice
at Inglewood. Mr.. and Mrs Strader are
well and say though their health Is
better in California. still they like the
scenery better. at Puget Sound.
Sydney Lindholm of Gustavus Adolf
plus college, st. Peter, was home for
Thanksgiving.
James Loucks Of the Mankato high
school spent the week end at home.
Russell Pierson and sister Fern of the
Manalxto high school spent Thanksgiv-
ing with their parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lindholm enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Loucks and
family for dinner Thanksgiving evening.
Mrs. w. Sharp received quarter Of
venison on Monday from Kingsdale.