The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-11-19
News NOTES OF KERNS
LADIES AID SOCIETY WILL
HOLD SOCIAL
County Ditch No. 70 In Belgrade
Completed and Is
Accepted

Kerns, November 1.-THE Ladies'
Aid society will give a tree social
at Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Johnson's
place next Friday evening to the
members Of the aid society. their
families and friends. The social will
be held in the empty house and q
Belgrade Congregational church
Thanksgiving service at lo:45 q. H.;
subject OF sermon, Duties OF Ac-
Acknowledgement" Sunday school at
11:45. Illustrated service at 1880.
showing the shadows Of great city.
These pictures are from real life and
will be very interesting. Everyone
asked to attend. Rev. George z.
: MT Mr.. and a Mrs. Ed Nordgren enter
for dinner Sunday.
Arthur Hjerpe sawed wood for
George Smith the first Of the week.
Henry Goodridgc and wife have
moved to Mankato and Milo John
son and family have moved from
Mankato out to the farm Mr..
Goodridge has just left.
VIII Carter and Leslie Lindsay LETT
for Kingsdale Friday where they will
nunL LOT u00r.
Louis Johnson, who has been work
is home and will help his father
The Belgrade returns OF election
were Harding, 213; Cox, 30; Preus.
So; Hodgson, IA; Shipstead, 172.
The vote on .hte good roads amend
ment was yes, "a; no, 1873.
County ditch No. 70 in Belgrade
township was reported completed to
the town board last week and was
on record time. It was first SPOKEN
of in the spring and work was done
during the summer.
Mrs. J. F. Bacon, wife Of the for
mer pastor, is now living with ner
son, Easton, at 1914 Clinton street.
Brooklyn, N. Y. Apartment 166.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Door attended
the harvest home festival at the Jud-
son school Friday. A nice program
was given and lunch was served;
Many children were made happy by
the prizes they received at that time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ned Rist visited with
Frank Currier and family Sunaay.
Miss Cora Johnson entertained
thirty five friends at dancing party
Saturday vening, Those from out OF
town present were Mr.. and Mrs. b.
Peterson, Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Lang
and Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Keen OF
terson, Balaton. Mimi: Miss Mary
Riley, Lake Crystal, Lew Jones and
B. Jones Of Mankato and All ert Pc
terson of North Mankato. Nice re-
freshments were served.
Florence Hanson, Myrtle Nordgren,
Evelyn Nordgren and Edward Cog
gershall have been appointed a com
mittee to furnish a Thanksgiving
program for the school next week:
The young people were entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Michels and son|
Of Judson and Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
Weber and son of st. Peter we're en-
tertained Sunday at the J. P. Miche1s
home
Griffith Morris and his father re-
turned from Wales last week and
are visiting friends at Judson ana
II. A. Hanson and Ray Rist were
elected as directors of, the North
Mankato bank last Tuesday. They
took the places of Mr.. Coy and b.
R. Jones, who resigned.
F. E. Budde and Wallace Culp left
for the northern part Of the state
Sunday where they will hunt for
deer.
Rev. Field and, family went to
Cambria Saturday and stayed until
Monday, Next Sunday Rev. Field
will stay at Kerns all day.
Last Wednesday Charles Cooley OF
WATERFOWL, S. D., brother OF Mrs.
Helen Eldred of Mankato, came to
visit and he and Mrs. Eldred were
entertained at the Jefferson home
over Sunday. Mr. Cooley visited
here twenty years ago.
Aaron Michels is husking corn for
Oscar Door.
The state road is reported to be
very good while the side roads are
rough, but easily travelled. Pretty
good for this time of year.
There is still a great deal OF corn
to husk.