The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1922-08-04
NEWS OF KASOTA
LISTED BY SCRIBE
EVENTS IN THAT VILLAGE
FOR PAST FEW DAYS
COMINGS AND GOINGS
Funeral of Late Mrs. John Fox /;
General Notes Are
Recorded

kASota, August S.-A party Oh
young people enjoying "a dancing
party last Thursday evening at the
gymnasium =
Msis Nora Pulver has signed up
for a year OF teaching in the st.
Paul schools.
Richard Pulver Of the University
Of Minnesota spent the week end
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W..
B. PulveG
Mrs. Edwin Raetz and son, Ar
thur, and Miss Alice Warrant came
UP from Rochester last Thursday for
a visit with F. l. Warrant and fam
lily.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Madison and
son, John, and Mrs. Ed. Raetz and
son, Arthur, motored to Brighton
last Sunday and spent the day
Mrs. Raetz and SON remained to
spend the week.
DR.. and Mrs. Clifford Peterson
and son motored up from Ringsted,
Iowa, last week for a visit with L..
C. Mason and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Johns and
daughter, Virginia, and Miss Evelyn
Reed, of Wacoma, Iowa, have been
visitors at the VIM. Johns the past
week.
Donald Swenson and Frank Pit
mon transacted business last Sat
urday at Mankato.
Donald Swenson and Frank Pit
mon transacted business last Sat-
urday at Mankato.
Among the picnickers at Sibley
Park. Mankato, last Sunday were
Misses Hester Rydeen Bessie Hoi-
Hnrx anA Nathan R0nnnn and Chris
and Melvin Hoiberg.
Mrs. J. R. Ream left Monday
morning for Minneapolis taking
back with her Wayne and Willard
Aim, who have been her guests for
S. T. Ecklund has not been in
good health the past week or more
as the result of becoming over
Mr.. and Mrs. C. R. swenson and
daughter, Marianne, and Mr.. and
Mrs, VIM. Jardine enjoyed a motor
trip last Sunday covering Lake JET
ferson, Elysian, Lake Madison,
Eagle Lake, Minneopa Falls and
Sibley Park, Mankato.
Mrs. P. Hanson, who has been in
falling health for several months
past, returned last week from Min
neapoHs where she was unsuccess-
full in obtaining relief and last
Thursday left again to consult the
doctors at Rochester. She is re-
ported as very low at this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Helmar Johnson
sold their personal effects at public
auction last Saturday, afternoon.
Mrs. johnson and children are Wis
iting relatives at st. Peter for a
time.
Mrs. Anna Youpgren, who hes
been q confirmed invalid for years,
Is so far improved as to be able to
call on friends at st. Peter and In
Kasota last week. ....
Mr.. and Mrs. S; NJ. GRANGER had
Mrs. Donald Bosel OF Morgan and
Lionel Youatt of Minneapolis.
= Misses Nora Pulver, Isabelle
Ofenloch, Leila and Florence Gran
ger spent O few days last week with
friends In the twin cities.
Early last Sunday morning Mr..
and Mira. II. J. Ofenloch and daugh.
ter, Isabelle and Mas Leila Granger
left for an extended auto trip TO the
twin cities and into Northern Min
nesota a. far as Duluth.
Miss Hubb OF Mankato visited he-
cousin, Mrs. George Bennett, the
uTSl Ol INC W06k,
Mrs, Frank Krink spent last Sun.
day with her husband at FaiIInont.
Miss Lula Waterman who was
last week operated upon for goitfe
at Minneapolis ,is doing nicely and
Will be able 20 return to Kasota
Mrs., Charles waterman has been
suffering the past week with badly
bruised arm, the result Of ON acci.
dent,
Mr.. and Mrs. l., O, Mason enter.
tained last Sunday, w. B, Puiyer
and family, Mr., and Mrs Charles
Waterman and Curtis Leverson ard
family,
The funeral of Mrs, John Fex
was held from tho home last Sun.
day, Rev, Hjogfen Of the English
Lutheran church at st, Peter, off.
eiating, The deceased was barn 10
Germany and had attained the Rge
Of seventy-six years and had been
q resident OF Kaseta for more than
forty years, She leaves o husband
and two children, Oscar Beodeep Of
Chidiress, Texas, and Miss Olga
Bodeen of Elysian, 1ntermeHt was
made In Kasota cemetary, The pail
bearers wefe-Jes, SwenseA. tahn
Mention, o, P. Buell., G, w. Babeaek
Bernhard Vetter and Petef Her- :
man, Sr, A very large number at
tended the funeral, Those attends
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