The Mankato free press., 1921-12-09
Former Residents kasots
Were Stricken
STORIES OF THE VILLAGE
Social Affairs and Coming and
Goings Told BY the
Correspondent
Especial to The Free Press.l ]

| former nelgnD0rS were SnocAeo "
hear of the death of Mrs. c. Gold
berg, who died on Wednesday at the
home of her son Alfred Of Mime:
apolis. At the time Of her death she
was seventy eight years old. Hel
berg. She was preceded to the grave
by her husband seven years ago
The last seven years were spent with
| her children, four with her son Al
| fred. The remains were brought
here from Minneapolis and funeral
services were held from the Congre-
gational church at 1880 Saturday at
! ternoon. Those from out of town who
| attended the funeral were Mrs. Gun
zalas of Good Thunder, Mr.. and Mrs
A: Goldberg Of Minneapolis. The
A. Johnson, John Palmquist, S. L.
Sandberg, August Johnson and Frank
| Carlson. Those left to mourn are
her daughter, Mrs. F. Sandberg,
Laurel, Neb.; Mrs. Gunzalas Of Good
Thunder and one son Alfred of Min
| neapolis. Mrs. Goldberg was resi-
| dent of Kasota for twenty five years
and was loved by all who knew her.
She was an active member Of the
Congregational church and will be
missed among her friends
by Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Waterman
announcing the death Of their son
Walter, following lingering illness
with pulmonary tuberculosis. His
folks did not realize that death was
| so near, but his last letter indicated
I that he was not as well as was ex-
pected. His cousin John Waterman
left for Prescott, - Ariz., on Monday.
where Walter was at a soldier hospi-
f0l ~ fh4 ~ -,
was later intercepted at Waterloo
Iowa, and returned on Tuesday. Fun
! eral services have not yet been ar
J ranged, pending on the arrival of his
/ body. Full details of his death will
be given in later issue.
The American Legion dance, which
| was to be given on Friday, Decem
Der g.. will be postponed one week
until Friday, December 16. due to
the death Of Walter Waterman.
The following were entertained at
day. Rev. and Mrs. F. C.. Bailey,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clapp and Mr.. and
Mrs. D. S. TurTittin
Peter SwenEon Is down at the ci-
ties, where he b receiving medical
treatment for his eye. He has suf-
fered a great deal during the past
summer and fall.
The following were dinner guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Babcock Satur-
Willard and Mr.. and Mrs. r. c..
Pickett Of Mankzto. q
Mrs. F. Sandberg Of Laurel, Neb.,
arrived Monday to visit her mothers
grave and also renew old acquain-
tances.
Misses Hester Rydeen and Bethel
Mention Of Fairfax arrived Tuesday
to be in attendance at the Rural
Teachers convention, which is being
Miss Lillian Peterson of Staple.
| over Sunday.
| The Kommunity Kard Klub held
and interesting meeting Friday night
Progressive five hundred was played
| at nine tables. Head prizes were
| won by c. E. Rydeen and Mrs. z
| Mason and foot prizes by Nels Eek
| lund and Hazel McTighe. At a late
| hour dainty refreshments were
served.
Mrs. Ed Holden and daughter Doro.
| thy left this week for Grand Forks
| n. D.: where they intend to, make
Miss Ruby swenson went Saturday
to Minneapolis, where she attended q
house party give by a friend, Miss
Kathryn Briarity.
The Larkin Card club met las,
Saturday evening. Progressive i've
hundred was played and later re-
freshments were served.
The following were Mankato callers
| Holden, Mrs. Pulver, Mrs. Clapp, Mrs
Nels Olson and daughter Elvira and
Dorothea McTighe.
Edith Wolfe, Elvira Olson and
| Charles Turrittin were elected dele
gates to represent the Kasota Chris
tian Endeavor society at convention
| to be held in Blue Earth on Friday
Saturday and Sunday.
p,sna. Mrs; Charles Charles, Rydbsrg wis.s and Mrs
Lundgren at st. Peter Sunday.
Melvin Donahue left last week fol
Austin to attend college. after spend
ing several weeks visiting relatives
here.
Mr. and Mrs. c. v. McGraw left
Monday evening for the west, where
| they will remain until spring. They
expect to visit Newton McGraw al
Medford, Ore, ard George McGraw at
many places of interest.
Mrs. Frank Babcock and daugh-
ter Jean spent several days at Man.
kato with Mrs. Babcocks parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. C. L. Oleson.
II. e. Enk of Mankato, who is trav-
cling auditor for the Standard Lum.
Der company, and M. Malloy of WI
| mona were business callers last
week at the local office.
Miss, Eddleston, lie Sueur county
nurse, will give talk on health in
the town hall on Tuesday afternoon
December 13.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Rydeen, Doro-
thea McTighe and Glen Warrant were
callers at the Ernest Birr home last
Sunday evening.
A full house greeted the third
number Of the Lyceum course given
Tuesday evening. A trio Of singers
/ were the entertainers:
Santa Clans gave the kiddies q
real treat when he visited them al
the Omaha depot and distributed
candy to the various admirers.
| Harry Johnson, who recently under
went serious operation at Mankato
returned home on Tuesday. He IL
regaining his strength rapidly.
| Mrs. Hans Johnson was caller al
Mankato the fore part of the week
| Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Wolfe were cal
lers at the John Wolfe home al
traverse last Friday.
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