The Mankato free press., 1921-09-16
kHNS news NOTES
Miss Carrie Bushy and n.
j. Grant Married
SOCIAL NOTES RELATED
BOYS From District No. 35 Met
kerns Ball Team; Short
Stories

Kerns, September 14.-Sunday, SEP
tember Is. at Kerns Sunday school at
i0,45 q. m. Sunday school conven-
ton at Cambria.
Rev. George Field, wife and child
ron returned from Wisconsin Friday
where they spent several days with
relatives and Mrs. Field.
Rev and Mrs. George Field and
children will 60 to Cambria Thursday.
On Friday they will go to New Ulm
where little Gwendolen Will undergo
an operation for the removal of her
tonBils. They will return to Kerns the
first Of the week, whea they will pack
their household goods, preparatory 10
moving to Ellsworth where Rev. Field
will be IN charge Of the church there.
Edna Sharp entertained the young
class Monday evening. The young
ladies had q fine time and delicious
refreshments were served. Naomi
Randall furnished music for the even
Miss Murray taught one day in dis
trict No. s, but lett Tuesday night. Z
Marjorie Door is attending Manka-
to high school. Her mother takes her
In in the morning and goes after her
at night.
Ralph Coggershall is attending Teach
ers college in Mankato. Ira Budde is
attending high school and Ray Loucks
Is attending Commercial college.
H. A. Hanson is taking ten cattle
and four hogs t. the Mankato fair this
week. Roland Jones of Judson haul
ed the stock to the st. Peter fair in
his truck and is also hauling 1t to the
Mankato fair for Mr.. Benson.
J. H. Lamb took some stock. to the
Mankato fair this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Jefferson attend
ed the state fair last week and visit
ed with Mrs. Jefferson's sister, Mrs.
Lulu Paulson. They returned Sun
day, accompanied by Evelyn Nord-
gren. who had been visiting relatives;
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles ESpenson and
Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Peterson and child
rem of Cambria took supper with Rev:
George Field and family Sunday, and
attended church at Kerns.
Warner Nordgren attended the stars
fair last week.
A. II. Nourie and three children and
Mr.. and Mrs. E. l.. Hite attended the
state fair last week.
taby girl, born Tuesday, September 8.
Harry Parsons, daughter Marcella
and sister Pearl Parsons Of kerns and
Cecil and Sylvia Hendley of North
Mankato went to the state fair last
week Wednesday and returned Sat
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Kothenbeutel
attended the state fair last week.
Mrs. James Hendley of Hebron
spent last week with her mother, Mrs.
L. P. Parsons.
Mr. and Mrs. Clfford Moore and
Miss Jennie Harwood of Vermont spent
last week with Mr.. and Mrs. Ned Rist
Lloyd Anderson has gone to Iowa
to visit for a couple OF weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Rist, and children
and Lorenzo Rist attended the state
fair last week.
John Lind went to st. Peter Tuesday
to attend to some business matters:
Mr.. and Mrs. George MeCargar Of
Judson entertained Mr.. and Mrs. Ned
Rist, Mr.. and Mrs Clifford Moore and
Miss Jennie Harwood for supper
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Severance and sons
home at Eagle Lake Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Parry Of Judson
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
~ Parsons.
Marjorie Door and Lizzie Parry were
in the bread baking contest at the
state fair last week. Mrs. Oscar Door
accompanied her daughter to the fair.
Gospel meetings are being held ev-
cry evening at the school house In dis
trict No. 35 by Mr.. Clements and Mr..
Smink. There is a very good attend
ance every evening.
Wesley Fuller and family Of North
Mankato called at the Severance home
Sunday.
Joe Manns and A. Nourie were bus
iness callers in st. Peter Tuesday.
The boys from district No. 35 went
I'D near Kerns Sunday expecting to
play the second team, but found the
second team some good players from
the first team and some very good
players from North Mankato. Tie
boys of district No. 35 were defeated
by the score of 18 to 13. The boys
are not discouraged and expect to try
again.
George Loucks and Lloyd Cain were
at the farm Tuesday.
Carrie Busby and Harry /. Grant
were married at Winnebago last week
Wednesday. Carrie is we'll known in
this neighborhood. Mr.. Grant is cash
Ter in the First National bank at Win
nebago. The young couple left i'm
mediately for the cities and after the
first of October will be at home in
Winnebago. They have pretty home
of five rooms and will be glad to see
their friends.
e. E. Mendenhall and Mr.. Moore
took some hogs to Mankato fair Tues
day