The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1922-10-27
It Will Be Discussed y
Kasota Political Club
STORIES OF THE TOWN
Many Interesting Events Are
Collected BY Reporter of
The Free Press

meeIinS last friday afternoon at the
John Clans home were Mrs. Adolph~
son, Mrs. P. Strand, Mrs. Larson,
Mrs. Wingstrand, Mrs. Smedberg
and Mrs. Charles Anderson all of
+! st. Peter.
The business callers Saturday at
Mankato included Mrs. Burton
Brown and children. Mrs. Charles
Waterman and Miss Edna Water
man.
Mr.. nd Mrs. L. C.. Mason returned
last week after motor trip to Ring
sted, Iowa, where they were enter
tanned at the home of DR.. and Mrs
Clifford Peterson.
Mrs. c. X. Parker of MINNEAPOLIS
was the guest of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. VIM. Jardine> from Friday
until Saturday.
Mrs. Sarah Mohler was entertain
ca last week at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. E. Schweppe of Orn
! shy. E...@
Gerald Peterson and Edward Col
eson made business trip last week
to Waseca WHARF the former re-
NAMED, having secured a position
as railroad brakeman.
Mrs. ]. E. Davies Mrs. C. R. An
deison ana Mrs. A. j. Lamberton
were among the shoppers Saturday
at Mankat0. .
Miss Martha Lamberton celebrat-
| eo her birthday anniversary one day
) nv TO. -.
party OF SchooI mates.
! VIM. Anderson and family were
guests last Thursday OF relatives at
st. Peter.
J Willim Anderson entertained his
Parants, Mr.. and Mrs. August All
derson> OF st. Feter, over the weex
end.
! The following were business call
ers Saturday at Mankato. Mrs. Anna
LamDerton of st. Peter accompanied
py Mrs: William Johns, Sr., Mr.. and
MIS-. Curtis Leveson and Mr.. and
Mrs. Helmar Leverson. =
Misses Minnie and Hannah Mel
son OF Mankato spent the week end
with KaSota friends. =. -
| Inc school faculty attended the
FOOTBALL game at st. Peter last Sat
urday and on Sunday were dinner
guests of Miss Lillian Wistrom at
the Wistrom Hotel.
4 The Freshmen entertained stbe
/ members OF the high school and
faculty last Friday evening at the
Gymnasium After a delightful pro-
gram, dancing and refreshments
4 were enjoyed.
/ School is closed on Thursday and
Friday this week to allow the teach.
ers to attend the NJ. E. A. conyen-
ton at Minneapolis All the teach
ers are in attendance
i Lucy Warrant andBeulah Lever
son were absent last week having
m1mps
| The Progressive Political club
will hold its next meeting at the
kasota Town Hall Saturday even
ing. October %, at $3.50 P. NJ. The
TOPIC VIII be The Esch Commins
! Law and What 1t Does For You
monograph music will be provided.
The Public is cordially invited.
Clifford Swenson returned recent
~ from Linden, Kansas, where he
hos been employed for some time,
tHe is the guest of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. o. A. Swenson. "A
+ The firm of Hoiberg and Hoiberg,
well diggers. spent Sunday at their
home here They have worked for
fve weeks past at Rapidan.
Miss Bessie Hoiberg enrolled re-
Gently in the Normal School at st.
Peter. -. -
| Mrs: Herman Anderson and child.
rem and Mrs. Geo. Bennett and
daughter, Florence, were shoppers
last Saturday at Mankato.
Among those who attended the big
dance at Hardegger's Resort last
Thursday evening were Nels Eek
lupd and wife. Mr.. and Mrs. P, J.
Herman and Mrs. and Mrs. Albert
Allen.
! Thomas McTigh- and family are
moving this week to their new loca-
ton, the York place near BRADLEY
crossing. They have run the Henry
Martin farm near Kasota for several
seasons. A public auction was held
at their home on Tuesday.
Mrs. S. NJ Granger and daughters,
Florence and Leila, made trip to
Mnkato on Saturday
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Thornton Cole of Port
land. ore, iarriyed on Wednesdat.
last week for visit with r. L. Brad
shaw and family. Mrs. Bradshaw
and her guests spent the week end
with relatives at LIE Sneur Center
Il and Cordova.
\ william Cole returned last week
II TO his WORK at MINNEAPOLIS AFTER
spending a few days in Kasota He,
was called here hy the serious III
lnuess of Mrs. Mary Davis who is
now slightly improved. Mrs. Cole
and baby remained.
II Miss Edna Peterson of Minneapo-
I lis spent several days last week
with her mother, Mrs. Marie Peter
SON.
Miss Mary Turritfin of Minneano-
lis was the gnest of her mother, Mrs.
Ella Turrittin, over the week end.
The Larkin Gard club was enter
tanned last Saturday evening at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Greepig
/ Five Hundred was MAYED at several
4 tables. The head prize. winners were
Ianrance Conner and p. ]. Horman
| while foot fayors went to Mrs. Al
bert Allen and Glen Livingston.
/ Dainty refreshments were served at
the close. The guests report a most
leDioyable time.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. w. 3. Pulyer have
j had as their guests the past week
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Edwards and
Misses Nora Tuiver and Mary Pick
ell OF st. Paul. Rieha-d Pulyer Of
the University nf Minnesota and
George Pnlver qffWaseca.
+ Mrs.. W. B. Pitlver visited Mankpto
again last week for medical treat
ment, Gen. Bennett and family were
! guests Sunday of Harniaf1 GunntZel