The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1921-08-26
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SOCIAL EVENTS LISTED
Funeral For Lyle Stockton Was
Held Sunday Afternoon;
Village News !

/ Kasota, August 25.-Missi Beulah
/ Mason and Curtis Leayerson sprung
surprise on their friends by being
Iuietly married recently. Miss Mason
/ $ the youngest daughter of Mr.. and
MIS-. L. C. Mason and Mr. Leayersoh
the oldest son OF Mr.. ana MRS.
Ielmer Leaverson. Both are among
lasota's popular young people ana
heir many friends extend congratu.
|, ations and best wishes. Mr.: and
Mrs. Leaverson have gone 70 mime
,polis where Mr.. Leaverson: has EN-
oioyment in the Bradshaw Brothers
Wholesale Millinery store.
Il Mrs. o. R. Bodin was a Mankato
Mrs. William Patterson OF still
water arrived Monday evening for
visit at the home OF her sister, Mrs.
u. E. Davies and husband.
NJ Mrs. C.. X. Brock of st. Panl and
Mrs. Swenson of Ortonyille have been
guests during the past Week at tne
Charles R. Swenson and Al Aoungren
Edwin Johnson and family of Nor
4 -is. Mimi, are visiting Kasota rela-
Mrs. oscar Wistrom visited over
sunday with her daughter, Mrs. Ben
Anderson and husband at Eyota.
Miss Ruth Johnson IS spending
several days Of the week with friends
in the cities and at Lake Mime
Mrs. Ingwald Johnson has returned
from a visit with relatives In Chic
Miss Gusta Nelson has been re-
elected to teach in the schools at
Crookston again this year.
e William Jamison, wife and daugh-
ter of LeSueur Center were visitors
Sunday at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Bradshaw. :.
"a S. M. Granger and family motored
to st. James and Odin the forepart
Z Of the week.
Miss Francis Bailey, who has been
spending ten days vacation with.
friends in Iowa and at Wells, visited
at her home here from Saturday un-
til Sunday when she returned to her
work in st. Paul.
Beatrice and Janet Anderson Of
Minneapolis are visiting their grand
mother, Mrs. Sarah Anderson.
Mrs. ]. w. Mention is expected
home this week from Vergas, Mimi,
where she has been visiting her
daughter. Mrs. James Peach and fam
lily.
Miss Hester Rydeen is spending
several days of the week with friends
at Lake Jefferson ~
d The following were dinner guests
Sunday sof Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Wey-
gandt. Helmer Leaverson and fam:
lily, c. E. Rydeen and family, Fred
A. H. Rydeen. The gathering was
in honor of Mrs. Weygandt and c. E.
Rydeen, whose birthday anniversar-
les occurred on the same day. -
"a Mrs. Carrie Johnson visited at the
ID. F. Newton home in the country
from Sunday until Monday.
q The Lutheran Sunday school schol-
Ars picnicked at the lake Tuesday.
Kasota was well represented at the
social held at the William Myres
home in the. country last Sunday
afternoon and evening. .--
e Miss Bernetha Leaverson return
ed home this week after spending the
summer with relatives in Iowa.
Mrs. Alma Denker , and son Elmer 1s
week with relatives and friends at
The next meeting of the Presby.
terrain Ladies Aid society will be
held at the home of Mrs. William
Kirby Thursday afternoon. Septem-
The Lutheran Ladies Aid Society.
Of this week by Mrs, Oscar Wis
MI. and Mrs, Binder and son 10:
seph of West Newton visited over
Sunday at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Vetter.
Miss Irene Granger gave a kitchen
shower Tuesday afternoon for Miss
Kathryn Babcock, bride OF next
Charles Turrittin and Ray Croos-
field will exhibit livestock at the lie
Sueur fair next week.
y Gates Youngren and son Earl &C
companied friends on motor trip
to the cities Monday.
The Girls Canning Club will give
canning demonstration in the
town hall Saturday afternoon. Every
one is invited to attend. The club
will visit the LeSueur fair next Mon
Mrs. Ernest Forsberg and little son
spent Sunday with the formers par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Olson at
Mankatc
Alfred Bradshaw and wife of LIE.
Sueur Center visited at the home of
the formers brother, R. L. Bradshaw
and family Monday. 49,.
The English Lutheran Aid society
of st. Peter will be entertained Fri
day afternoon OF this week at the
home of Mrs. Emil Swenson. 4
Joseph Hardegger, the aged father
of Mrs. w. S. Johnson, is at present
being cared for at st. Joseph's hospi-
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Swenson and
Miss Mabel Kirby were entertained
Sunday at the ]. w. Warrant home.
Mrs. Carl Wright and little son
returned Monday from visit of sew
eral days with her sister, Mrs. John
Malloy and family at Finlayson.
I The remains of Lyle Stockton, who
was killed in SSSion overseas, arriv-
ID In Kasota - Friday and the