The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-10-29
PICKED UP AT KASOTA
G. o. P. WOMEN'S CLUB IS
ORGANIZED THERE

lage Soon; News Notes of
The Town
Kasota, October GA Republican
Woman's club was organized here last
Saturday afternoon at the close Of the
republican meeting held IN the hall.
Mrs. d. 8. Turrittin was appointed chair
man Of the united committees of the
township and village with Mrs. w. C.
Moses. vice chairman. Mrs. c. w. Bah
cock. secretary and treasurer. assisted
by Mrs. A. z. Davis of Lake Emily. Mps.
Lillian Davis Of LeSueur addressed the
meeting and also instructed the ladies
IN voting Literature and souvenirs were
distributed also. There will be another
meeting held in the village hall next
Tuesday afternoon by the club and in
the evening a big republican rally will
he held. It is expected that three
speakers from Mankato will be present
and address the crowd.
Mrs. George Peake arrived Sunday
from st. Paul for few days stay with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. III. w. Clapp.
"Wednesday at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Jardine.
Mrs. Mary Davis left Wednesday for
Minneapolis for an indefinite visit with
her daughters Mrs. W. G. Cole and fam
ily.
Mrs. Arthur Ellsworth has been Wis
iting relatives and friends ut Ottawa
during the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Clapp left Monday
for Alabama to spend the winter.
Miss Ruby Swenson spent several days
of last week as the guest of Mrs. Harry
KneeIand in st. Peter.
Richard Pulver visited over Sunday
with friends at Northtield.
C. X. willard and family Of Heron
Lake were Sunday visitors at the home
OF Mrs r. r. Turrittin.
Miss Hive Peterson Of Minneapolis
spent Sunday with her parents, Mr.
! and Mrs. Frank Peterson:
George Pulver and family OF Waseca
were guests of Kasota relatives Sunday.
Harry Johnson and family visited over
the week end with friends In the cities.
C. r. Swenson and family and Mrs.
Mary Way enjoyed a trip to SiLley park
last Sunday.
Harry Ream Of Fairmont spent last
week end with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. r. Ream.
p. o. Rinkel of winona visited his
children at the Buell. home over Sunday:
A large crowd attended the special
meeting Of the w. o. w. lodge. held
last Thursday evening in the lodge rooms;
State manager Il d. McFadden was
present. Following the business meeting
refreshments were served and Il sociai
hour enjoyed. n
MIS-. A. B. Rydeen was a business VS.
,tor in Mankato last Saturday.
70. s. Humble visited his daughter:
Mrs. Irving Hartman and husband al
Spencer Iowa, over Sunday.
D Clifford Babcpck spent the week enc
with friends in Madison. wis.
/ Mrs. Mary Davis Is no doubt the only
person IN Kasota, who has oeen en!Sss
ing strawberries. lettuce ana raa's t1s
weeks. The radishes and lettuce were
nlanted about the middle Of August ano
THE strawberries are the everoearihs
variety and are Ma snd Mrs ne Frank
clape WAS christened Sunday mornins
g, the Presbyterian church by Rev: t
r Paden of Mankato. The name gwen
the little one was Allen Fr REQ w,,,,sn
ne rd,ne end Fred Randolph.
4 Mrs. Carrie Johnson and daugntei
Ruth, Mrs Mary Stebbins ano NAT !, >
Mary Davis were business VISITORS III
Mankato last Saturday. A..
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Babcock and Mrs:
J. ID. Davis enjoyed an auto trip &c
F.ribault Monday. s NJ
Mr.. and Mrs. IT. w. Ciapo! ano MI
and %rs e'Gs sfs Tsarsdsg Of
! for Alabama TO spend the winter Iney
are making the trip by automobhe. Inc
latter will go to Flortda iii
| Tbe orrice Of DR.. ]. j. EDWARDS VIII
Ne CLOSED on Friday and Saturday even
farewell reception was. held IN the
gymnasium Tuesday evening by mem.
bers of the Presbyterian consregation II
honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Clapp. MI.
and MRS. George Peake. Mrs. r: r. Tur-
:, rittin and Mrs. Isabelle Trowbrfdse, wnr
> are leaving for the southern states &c
spent the winter. A large crowd was W
Nice refreshments were served at the
close of the evening; :. u.,sor.
Miss Kathryn Babcock OF Waldor'
spent last week end at her home here.
] Aug sandstron and Family were MAN
| Mrs. Pete swenson. who has been CON.
nned to hsr bed with rheumatism
| somewhat improved. 80 A.
William Halverson has oousnt tns
place at the depot recently vacated pS
| I'D Lnhart and family.
Mrs. Cora Johnson, Grand deputy Q,
the Degree of Honor lodge. was caller
I'm town last Friday.
| Milton Rairdon and family spent Sun'
say with relatives at Cleveland
| Mrs. Miller of ottawa was a Kasota
| visitor between trains last Thusrday.
1 Miss Ruth Johnson Of Fairmont sCen'
Afsert dripp Of st, Paul spent Sunday
NJ the home Of his mother. Mrs. los
urRvHp and Mrs. G. W. Babcocl<. Misses
Helen Olson and Dorothy Irish drove to
waldorf Sunday.
Mrs. q. r.. Rydeen and sons Carl and
/ Allen were among Saturdays shopperi
% P. Buell. Is having his residence re-
| deoorsted with n fresh coat OF paint.
Al firenen's dance and bog social VIII
! be rfycn In the village hall Friday even
/ inR' october ~. by the Kasota firemen
| kpfss Hester Rydeen spent the wech
snd With friends In 81, Peter,
1 Fapsraj James Reed. -,
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