The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-10-22
news SENTFROM KERNS'
LADIES' AID SOCIETY WILL
HOLD THEIR BAZAAR
Supper Was Served; Canadian
Land Trip Made BY Several
Parties; Notes

Kerns, October 20.-The Ladies'
Aid society will hold their annual
bazaar and supper at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Ed Coggershall next week
Friday evening, October 20. The
prices. for supper will be fifty cents
for adults and twenty five cents for
children. The following is the menu
that will be served. Cream chicken,
mashed potatoes, baked beans. pie
cranberry sauce, pickles, beet relish,
doughnuts, bread and coffee. People
who have attended the suppers in past
years know what feast the supper
will be.
Belgrade Congregational Church
Services Sunday at 10:46 a. m. Sun
day school at 11:45. Christian En-
deavor at 7:45. There was an in
creased attendance at Sunday school
last Sunday. Were you there? II
not. why not. Rally. Day will be held
November Z, at tbs church and at
the Cambria church October 81.
Everyone is invited to those servi-
ces. IA :
Rev. Field and family attended the
community meeting at Cambria Satur-
Last week q. 4. Jones, o. X. Door
and G. H. Loucks and several other
men went to Canada to look at land.
The trip was fine. Land is about the
same as in North Dakota. People are
still threshing and blowing. There
are several nice cities in the country
where they visited, but prices on
food stufs are higher than they are
here.
w. Richmond is doing some thing
for w. G.. Clark.
RGeorge Cole and son Archie were
business callers in st Peer Friday.
Junetta Hanson spent last week
with her sister, Mrs. Fred Johnson
Rev. Fields and family called at
the Sharp and Trask homes in North
MI. and Ma. Joe Grice spent
Saturday, night and Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs Henry Goodridge.
Mrs. Herman Heiser is very sick
at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Win Schumann in North Mankato.
Carrie Busby of Winnebago spent
Friday night with Mrs. c. H.
beucks.
Mrs. Charlie Severance and Mr..
and Mrs. F. E. Jefferson were out
soliciting for the Salvation Army
drive Sunday.
Henry Goodridge has sold his farm
and has an auction Tuesday after
noon. Mr.. and, Mrs. Goodridge have
bought a place near the fair grounds
In Mahkato.
G. T. Yetter purchased a hog at
the Poland China hog sale held by
H. c. Small Saturday at Mankato
fair ground --
Vina Evenson is staying with her
aunt, Mrs. Andrew Carlson in Man
kato.
The NicoIlet County Live stock
Breeders has zen holding sales at
the livestock pavilion at Mankato
fair grounds. The Monday sale WIS
on Duroc Jerseys. Forty heads were
consigned by the local breeders of
whtchF Mendenhall was one. Tues
day the Poland China hogs were plac-
ed on sale. II. A. Hanson had FIVE
Poland and China hogs at the sale.
DIR. r. o. Eberhart also had hogs
at this sale There were forty six
of Poland China
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Hopp entertain
ed fourteen for dinner Monday. The
guests we're Mr.. and Mrs. E. Kratzke
and children of Lamberton4 Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Whitening and children
of Appleton, Mrs. Otto and son Henry
of Mankato.
Mrs. H. Trask and daughter Elsie
visited at the farm Saturday
l.. B. Steels, Chester, Steel, Harry
Parsons. Archie Cole and Floyd Cole
attended the Nonpartisan rally in st.
Peter Monday evening.
Mr.. and, Mrs Harry Parsons and
son Harold. Mrs. L. P. Parsons and
darshters, Mrs. Ruby and Miss Pearl
Parsons visitYd friends at st. Clair
Sunday
and Mrs. FRED Johnson Sunday.
A new telephone has been installed
for Fred Johnson. The number is
R 3006.