The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-11-05
NEWS IS FROM kERNS
MR.. AND MRS. JEFFERSON
ENTERTAINED SUNDAY
Ladies' Aid Society Supper Was
Success; Notes of the
Happenings

Kerns, November 3-The LaCes
Aid society supper and bazaar Friday
, evening at the Coggeshall home was
success as usual There was large
! ceilent. Mr. and Mrs Carlson, Mr..
and Mrs G. Morrow and Mr.. and
! Mrs. c. Loucks Of Mankato attended
Belgrade Congregational church,
Sunday, November z. Rally dav SER
vices. Morning worship 10:45 ~;
sermon, The Mission and Purpose oil
the Church; sacrement Of the Lorcs
school eat Las. Christian Endeaver
service at 1880 p. m. We hope every
family in this community will avail
themselves OF these services. The
church Is here to serve You. We ex-
tend to all cordial invitation to
meet with us. Don't forget Sunday
tse Ray psy we nssa y0 Don't d.
appoint US. Rev. George e. Field,
pastor.
Salem Congregational church.
Sunday school at 10:46 q. m. Evening
service uniting with Christian En-
desvor at 1880 p. m. Everybody
Miss Neubert, teacher In district
No. 8. gave Halloween party at the
school Friday afternoon. The party
was given in honor Of the good con-
duct OF the pupils. The children en-
socially.
Mr. and Mrs. e. R. Hite entertain
ed the young people OF the nsighbor-
day evening. There were forty pres
ent and they had q fine time. The
masks were gotten up in fine style
A delicious lunch OF sandwiches, sal
ad, pumpkin pie and coffee was sery-
ed. Mr. and Mrs Otis Jeru and four
friends Of Mankato attended the par
Mr.. and Mrs. Franks Loucks and
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Lndholm entertained
the young people Of their neighbor.
hood at a Halloween party ct the
Loucks home Saturday evening
There were about thirty Ave present
The house was nicely decorated for
the occasion and the evening was
pleasantly spent. A nne lunch OF
was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. e. jefferson enter
tanned Sunday for dinner Q party OF
eighteen relatives in honor of the
birthday anniversaries Of four OF
those present They were Mrs. Helen
Eidred. who was eighty years Old
Saturday, October 30. Jefferson Cart
Is; Margaret Eldred, who was SIX
years old October 20 and Sybii Cart
er, who was three years old November
A four course dinner was served
and the day in spite OF the weathe
was pleasantly spent. Those present
were Mrs. Helen Eidred and Mr. am
Mrs. r. H. Eldred and three childreI
NJ NJ Mr
and children Of Kerns and Mrs. Jesse
Lindsay and children
John Sieberg spent Sunday evenin
with Mr.. and Mrs. z. r. Hite.
Opal and Margaret Nourie. who
have been sick with whooping couga
are getting along nicely.
II. Seppman nd family Of Judsoa
H A. Hanson attended a business
meeting in st. Peter Friday evening.
Vina Evenson. who Is sewing at
q shop in Mankato. attended the Aid
society supper Friday evening.
The Denzel family will soon move
back to the neighborhood
Brett Tayor and Harlow Lack Of !.
Mankato were guests of Ralph
Coggeshan at the supper at the
Coggeshall home Friday evening.
Una Ogan OF Napoleon spent the
week end with Mrs. e. r. Hite..
viii Cross Of ST Paul spent Thurs
Mrs. w. Sharp and children and
Mr.. and Mrs Joe Grice Of North Man
kato returned last week Tuesday
night from Carlos, where they had
spent several days with Arthur Sharp
and family. They made the trip with
Mrs. Sharp's car and on the way out
had fine roads as far as Sleepy Eye.
the roads were muddy and they had
all sorts Of experiences In being stuck,
pushing the car out Of mud holes.
having blow outs, ETC.. They found
Arthur Sharp's family and Humphrey
Parry well and very robust, but with
q feeling that there are times when
The return trip was much more Plea
SAINT as it had stopped raining and
the roads had been dragged.
Tuesday everyone went to vote, SO.
the neighborhood was quite deserted.
Arthur Lindsey worked ct the town
and son Leonard OF Mankato, spent the
week end at the Jefferson home and
attended the Jefferson. and Hite par
ties and the Ladies' Aid supper.
Gus johnson is moving to the
Peterson place.
F e. Budde took dinner with C. H.
Loucks Saturday.
A number from the neighbofhood
attended the Republican and Demo
cratic rallies In Mankato during the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Walker enter
tanned Mr.. and MrA II. A. Hanson and
family and Anton Lind and Robert
Peterson for dinner Sunday.
Gain Of Socialists.
Milwaukee, Wis. November 3.-Re-
tuns from 1893 precincts out of 2,425
in Wisconsin for president give:
Harding. 249, 1856; Cox, 60,71S; Debs
1904 Returns from a29 nrecincts