The Mankato free press., 1921-12-09
UP INKASOTA.
Puckett Lecture, Billed For To-
night, Postponed Until
Tomorrow Night

Kasota, December I'm the last
issue of The LIE Sueur Herald was an
interesting sketch of County Commis-
sioner Albert e. Davis of Kasota
township. Following are some Of the
main points of the sketch: ''Mr. Da-
Wis is typical American. He is one
who knows that little truth in life's
work makes you weather. than ten
times the amount of errors. He want
ed to be a farmer, but a successful
one. He wanted to win, but not with
out an effort. He owns IN 1are years
his own farm, where he still lives.
He made the breedifs of livestock,
Shorthorn cattle and Poland China
hogs a special work and made de-
cided success. His broadness of mind
and of vision told him in the end
things would equalize itself and today
1t is doing so. He is young man in
age, but old in its wisdom and its
application. He makes friends and
retains them. He is not a man OF
words as much as he is man OF
acts. He has face that bears the
mark of honesty and the stranger
knows he meets real man when he
meets Albert e. Davis" Mr.. Davis is
a progressive citizen and has proven
himself faithful to every trust that
has been hit. He makes friends by
his work and has done so on the
county board, even of men. who do
not know him except by reputation.
The address which was to have been
given this evening by r.: c. Pucket,
evening. His topic is "a Trip Through
the Orient" 1t is given for the BEN
eft of the boys basketball team. Ad-
mission fee is thirty five and twenty
cents. You are invited.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Babcock
took their departure Thursday for
New Orleans, where they will attend
onyention Of the Stone association.
They are expected back within ten
Mrs. Raymond Ofenloch and guest,
Mrs. L. Nervig, attended a holiday
party at the home of Mrs. M. H. Bre-
men of Minneapolis. She is Mrs. Ner-
Wigs mother.
Mrs. Ernest Kottke entertained the
German Lutheran Aid society OF st.
Peter last Thursday at her home.
Herbert Palmquist and Harold
Swenson were visitors at Mankato
last Sunday. .a
Miss Violet Miner of Mankato spent
last Thursday with relatives.
Doloris, little daughter of Albert
Gripp, has been quite i'll the past
week, but now is improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bennett en-
tertained John Arendt and family OF
Mankato last Sunday.
Miss Kathryn Kneefe Of st. Paul
spent the past week end with her
aunt, Mrs. D. Hugunin.
Miss Agnes Anderson visited her
mother, Mrs. E. P. Anderson, over
Mrs. M. A. wollam was the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Babcock Tues
day,
mond Ofenloch were among the Man
kato callers Tuesday.
| Kenneth Peterson of st. Paul was
a week end visitor at the home of his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. August Peter
son.
The following were entertained at
the William Jardine home last Sun
| day. Mr.. and Mrs. D, F. Newton and
Mr.. and Mrs. C. v. McGraw.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Con-
| gregational church was entertained
this afternoon at the home of Mrs. A.
]. Johnson.
Miss Edna Waterman, who teaches
| at st. Peter, has taken up her resi-
dence there during the cold season.
The friends of Miss Grace Boehland
will be pleased to know that she is inn
proving nicely from the operation for
appendicitis, which was performed last
week at St Joseph's hospital at Man
kato.
Miss Alvira Ecklund and Bernice An
end at the Nels Ecklund home.
rehts rhs Of f0wng Mr aga Ts xsre Thaasyng maes M
and Mrs. Schultz. Mr.. and Mrs. Bowen
and children of st, Paul and Helmar
Johnson and family.
Miss Marie Skipton, niece Of w. R.
skipton, recently graduated from the
State Teachers college at Mankato
E.; "; Hugunin returned to Mime
resenting resent the United Sales company I'm in
Clayton Moses and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bert French and children We're en-.
Mrs. c. V. McGraw.
The following were entertained on
THANKSGIVING day at the w. R. Skipton
Miss Maude Jonsin of LeSueur, Mr.. and
4 Mrs. G. Anderson and children. Mrs
! Anderson and Albert Magin and family Of
! Roland Ream left on Tuesday for
Fairmont. where he has position in a
music store.
/ Mayor Charles r: swenson spent the
/ first of the week in the twin cities on
business.
Clarence Ream of Fairmont was brief
visitor at the home OF his parents on
| Monday. .
Miss Hazel Peters returned to her
work after visit with relatives in Rush
more and Kasota-
Mrs. p. Hanson entertained on last
Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Larson and
two sons of Traverse de Sioux.
| Mrs NJ. A. Wollam left Thursday for
/ a week end visit with friends in the
cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Mason. Mr. and Mrs
L. c. Mason and Mr.. and Mrs. z. I. Ma
son were visitors at. Mankato on Sunday.
Mrs. Sophia Adams. who has spent the
past three weeks with relatives near
Mankato. returned last week to the home
of her daughter. Mrs. William Jardine.
| DIR. Lagerstrom of Mankato, who one
day each week visits his music pupils
here, will hereafter meet them at the
August Peterson home.
Relatives have received word from Chi
cago that Mrs. Isabelle Trowbridge is
| again enroute for Florida after being
delayed by the illness of her daughter at
| Rice Lake. Wis.
BAN MASH FROM SEWERS