The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1921-12-02
NelUs Stories Picked
From Kasota Village
Harry johnson Operated Upon;
Pie Debate In The Pub
lie School
Especial to The Free Press

haSOLa, November Z4.-Harry john
son, who has been Ill for some time
was last Friday taken to st. Joseph's
hospital at Mankato. On Monday II
was found necessary to operate upon
him. The latest reports are that he
Is getting along nicely.
Victor Johnson went to the cities
last week for a visit.
Mrs. Emil Swenson and daughters
Evelyn and Ruth and Miss Stella
kydperg were Mankato callers last
Miss Helen Olson, formerly of the
local teaching staff. is this year
teaching in Ohio City, Ohio.
Mrs. Johannes Olson continues very
poorly of late.
The Presbyterian Sunday school
gave little Thanksgiving program
last Sunday morning.
week end visitor of Melvin Donahue,
who is spending several weeks at the
w. Donahue home.
Misses Edith and Judith CLANS of
Elmore and Minneota respectively
are expected to spend Thanksgiving
at home.
Little Eleanor Mason has been alb
sent from school lately on account of
illness.
Joseph Swenson home last Friday.
arrived home Wednesday to spend
Thanksgiving.
A dance will be given Friday even
ing bv the American Legion.
Mrs. J. McAfoe WIS a twin city
caller last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Stricken of
Mankato were guests one day last
week at the Rean home
Miss RUBY Swenson is home from
the twin cities to spend Thanksgiving
at the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. C. R. Swenson.
Andrew JACOBSON, who was taken
i'll last week, continues to be poorly
Mr.. and Mrs. GREEN'S will be guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. Livingston today.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. 0. Nervig and son
Larrold of the cities are visiting at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
Ofenloch.
Miss Lennie Parsons of the Man
kato State Teachers. college was a
her sister. Mrs. J. McAfee.
A married peonle's dance will be
given Saturday NIGHT by the firemen.
Miss EVELYN Swerson has started
a class Of beginners in music
Miss Delta Ecklund was week
end visitor at .he Fred Gerholtz home
at st. Peter.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Rydeen will en-
tertain the following TODAY, Ed.
Vernon and family, ]; ": Warrant
and family and Mr.. and Mrs. e. Birr.
Sam Weygandt and family were
guests Sunday at the Leverson home.
The following We're entertained at
the >-o's Ecklund. horne Sunday: Mr..
and Mrs. G. Bennett and daughter
Florence, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Hor-
man, Jr.. and children and Mr.. and
Mrs. f. Gerholtz.
Charles Turrittin returned Friday
from st. Paul. where he attended the
Bows and Girls livestock show.
SATURDAY. from Jordan. where she has
beer tatin~ treatments
Miss Ruth Buell. of Wells is home
to ~~arS THANKSGIVING.
Miss Ruth Johnson of Fairmont is
spending THANKSGIVING at home.
Miss Luella Bwert has been sick
the mast week or more and unable to
attend school.
Mrs. ]. s. Davies of Nankato was a
caller at the J. f. Davies home last
Fridav.
Mrs. Olson of Mankato spent yes
terdav with her daughter Mrs. F.
Babcock.
SCHOOL NOTES
Miss Luella Divert has been absent
from school the past week
Miss TheIma Peterson left vester
dav for Glenwocd, where she will
spend THANKSGIVING with her parents.
Miss Meittunan's room observed
their holiday last Friday.
Thanksgiving programs were given
IN the different grades yesterday.
is the nigh school program.
music. School,
President Harding's Thanksgiving
Clarence Johnson.
The Truth About Thanksgiving,
Edith Wolfe.
Piano solo Dorothy Bolin.
Readine. Clifford Wolfe.
Recitation. Elsa Gustafson.
Music school
Rccitation school
debate: Resolved. that Pumpkin
ME is better than ,nince meat pie.
The affirmative side was held bv
Hazel McTiehe and Elsa Anderson.
The negative side was held by Evelyn
Swenson and Elsa Anderson.