The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1921-07-01
kERNS NEWS notes
Buick Family Had Fine
Trip To Iowa
MANY SOCIAL AFFAIRS
Seventy Hogs Sold to Cudahy
Company BY Resident;
Short Stories

Kerns, June 30.-Belgrade Con-
gregational church. There will be
church Sunday morning at 1O:45 a.
m; also Sunday school. This is a
little change from the regular SER
vice. Please take notice Rev. Field
will go to Cambria Sunday afternoon
to remain until Friday. Cambria
Special service in the grove Sunday
afternoon, This will be a oommun-
ity affair and the regular church SER
vice Will be in the evening. Mon.
day there will be celebration at
Cambria. The fiftieth anniversary re-.
union of the old settlers will be held
tnere. There will be a fine program
given. -
Children's Day was observed at
Cambria Sunday evening and a fine
program was given. ..
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Waterbury took
dinner with Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Chip
man Sunday. r.-1..- -
A. Nourie returned from Chicago
Monday where he had been to see his
father, who was sick. =
Henry and Eddie Vanohlen of
Alpha. Mimi, spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. E. L. Hite. ~ -.
Claude Buick and wife called on
friends in the neighborhood Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hanson of Humboldt
iowa, called on John Lamm and
Harry Parsons sheared sheep for
Charlie Shoutz Monday.
Mrs; A. Buick, son Ralph and
daughter Dorothy, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Tom Hanson and baby started at two
o clock Friday morning for Webster
City, Iowa. They had fine trip
down and returned Monday, accom-
panied by VIII Buick, who will
we've fine along the way and are
about the same in both Iowa and
Minnesota. 1t had rained at Fort
Dodge, but otherwise everything was
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Waterbury, Mr..
and, Mrs. John Lamb, Mrs. E. L. Hite,
Mrs, Hilmar, Henry Hilmar and Mr..
and Mrs. Virgil Walker attended the
chautauqua at Judson Saturday even
ing. There was a splendid pro-
gram,
A. Nourie and e. L. Hite started in
on fifty acre piece of clover Tues
day for Hite. This crop will be made
into hay and the second crop will go
to seed.
A. Buick sold seventy hogs to the
Cudahy packing plant in Mankato
assistance of his neighbors delivered
the hogs Thursday night after sup
per. There were thirteen loads and
the hogs averaged two hundred and
seventy five pounds. piece
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl McGonigle of
Winthrop spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. e. L. lHite.
Ii f~
aged by the heat Monday.
Aaron Michels is working at Am
Florence Hanson is spending the
week with her sister, Mrs. Eli Mich
els.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Purrier, Bur-
bank, Cal. reached Mankato Sunday
to visit. They went TO Mapleton to
visit Mrs. Purifiers relatives.
Mrs. Upton and little daughter Of
Cottonwood are visiting in North
Mrs. J.. P. Michels is spending sew
eral weeks with her daughter, Mrs.
Will Weber in Becker county.
Last Thursday the Hanson home
was the scene Of pretty party given
by Irene Hanson and Lillian Michels
was twelve years old that day. There
were about forty guests present. Fine
refreshments were served and Flor
ence received a great many pretty
presents. ....I.f ~
Evelyn Nordgren is helping Mrs. E.
e. Jefferson. 49,.
DR.. and Mrs. Fred Rogers and
children of St. Paul spent the week
end with Mr.. and Mrs. Will Carter.
They left for st. Paul Monday and
Jefferson Carter went with them to
STAY a week or two
The Oshawa base ball team will
meet the Kerns team at Kerns Sun
day afternoon. The boys hope for a
large crowd to be present.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ellington Of
Conata. s. D., are the parents of a
Mankato, June IS. Mrs. Ellingston
was formerly Martha Thurston of
Arthur Lindsay and David Brown
went to Carlos Saturday to visit Mrs.
Jesse Lindsay and children and Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Sharp and sons.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. q. Jefferson are
entertaining Mrs. Harvey Taylor and
SON and jeanette Jefferson Of Des-
Mr. and Mrs, ed Nordgren and
children were entertained at the
John Anderson home in North Man
kato Sunday. s..
Rev. Field and Mrs. Field and the
little girls returned from Iowa
Thursday.
Miss Peterson, who formerly lived
at Lake Crystal, but who has been
a missionary in Burmah, India, for
the past twenty years. is home for a
vacation and gave very interesting
talk at Cambria Sunday evening.
George Loucks returned from Fort
Smelling Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs Gus Uhrig and son
Joey of Portland, Ore, are visiting
G. H. Loucks and family. -
+ HIRAM LEWIS INELIGIBLE