The Mankato free press., 1921-09-09
,ERNS NEWS notes
rip Made With kato Folks
To the Mission,
iANY SOCIAL AFFAIRS
lumber of People Are Visitors
At the State Fair
This Week


Kerns, September 7.-Kerns Con-
regational church-Sunday school
{ 10:45 a. m. Preaching service at
D. m Salem Congregational church..
forming worship at 10:45 a. m. fol-
owed by Sunday school. Chris
ian Endeavor service in the evening
I the usual hour. Rev. George E.
held. pastor.
The Young Peoples society Of the
swedish church win not meet this
week. The meeting will be held at
he home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
yuican, Friday evening, September
g. Everyone welcome.
( Mrs. Charles Severance and son
VIII visited the state fair Saturday
Mrs. ]. Kolbert and son Carl, Mrs.
Tones and Mr. and Mrs. Allen John
son went to the state fair Saturday
we're. guests of the John Arnsdorf
samily while at the fair.
Mrs. Ernest Gleason and daughter
Abbie, Mr.. Ingalls, and Rev. Stowe of
Eagle Lake called at the Severance
nome Sunday afternoon.
School In district No. began
Tuesday morning.
There was bad accident on the
corner near w. G. Clarks place Sat
drove right through the fence. Their
car was tipped over and the top brok-
en-. They finally managed to get out
and drove towards Mankato. A num-
Der OF broken bottles were found
whore the car landed.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Smith have
q baby boy, born September /.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Johnson and
family, Mr.. Chipman, Tom Water
bury. Ed Coggershall and Bert Han
son are attending the state fair.
Eldred, daughters Gertrude and Mar
garet and son Kenneth called at the
Frank Loucks home last week Tues
day 49,.
McHattie and Buster Carter, Mr.. sand
Mrs. E. ]. Roods, Mr.. and Mrs. will
Hendley, Mr.. and Mrs. George Nc
Cargar, Mr.. and Mrs. Ned Rist, Mr..
and Mrs. Roy Thurston and children,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Johnson, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. B. Steel and Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Peterson went on the histori
cal trip Saturday with the Mankato
people. They went by New Ulm and
Golde Gate, the Lower Sioux Agency
across to Morton. They had dinner
by the monument at Birch Cooley
:.rd hooked over the battlefields. The
day was enjoyed by everyone. Mr..
aad Mrs. Jefferson made side trip
TO Lone Lake where Mrs. Jefferson
party on the return trip at New Ulm.
The ball game Sunday between
Kerns and the Wild Cats was won by
the Wild Cats, the score being 10
10 8.
!. Mr. and Mrs. r. H. Eldred and
children of Mankato visited at the
Jefferson home from Sunday until
Monday evening. -.
Mrs. Will Carter returned from ST.
Paul Friday evening. y
Theodore Hjerpe went to Roches-
ter last week~to consult the doctors.
Er Carnes' is filling his silo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Moore and
Miss Jennie Harwood of Cambridge
port, Vermont, are here to visit relaz
tives. The ladies are aunts Of Ned
and Ray Rist. The Vermont party
will visit at the Rist homes and will
also visit other relatives.
Maurice Clark Dahl, son of Mr. and
Mrs Alben Dahl of Glendale, N. D..
+ ul6Q dDOuL Two Weeks dSO ITOm I'll
ternal injuries which he sustained
when he fell behind team .of horses
hitched to heavily loaded wagon OF
grain, the wheels passing over his
shoulder and side, breaking his col
lar bone and shoulder blade. Maur-
ice was born May 81. 1907, and died
August 21, 1921 The boy is survived
by his parents and by four sisters
and six brothers Mrs. Dahl, the
mother, was Minnie Clark, formerly
OF this neighborhood.
The aid society held an interesting
meeting at the church last Thursday
and the following officers were elec-
ted. president Mrs. F. E. Jefferson
vice president, Mrs. G. H. Trask;
secretary, Mrs. Albert Peterson
lre asurer, Mrs. F. E. Budde.
Rev George E. Brown of McLaugh-
lin, S. D., has been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Sharp at Carlos.
Miss Ida Burnett Of Washington
d. c., has been visiting at the homes
of her brother Elmer and nephews
Earl Burnett of LeSueur and Harry
Burnett of Kerns.
The Birthday club in North Man
kato met with Mrs III. Trask Monday
afternoon and had delightful time
Music was furnished by Naomi Ran
dali and was very much enjoyed
Miss Abbie Randall, who has not
been away from her hoDe for several
months on account OF her sickness
last spring, was able to attend the
party.