The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1922-11-24
NOTES OF KASOTA
PICKED BY SCRIBE
Harvest Supper By the Presby
terrain Ladies Was Very
Successful Affair


Successful Affair
Kasota, November 22.-The fol-
lowing motored to Mortified last
Friday to see the play, las You
Like It"-MisSes Ella Warrant.
Lillian Wins,rom ana Beneta Bot
hun and Roy Crossfield, Melvin Hoi-
berg, Charles Adams and Chris. ia
coSson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Bartel enter
tanned two daughters last week,
Mrs. Link Of Minneapolis and Mrs.
David Swager of ManKato.
Mrs. Henry Bickhouse and chill
dren of Mankato spent last Thurs
day with Chas. Pitmon and family.
The Harvest supper given last
Friday evening by the ladies Of the
Presbyterian Aid society proved a
marked success, their being a large
attendance in spite Of very disa-
greeable weather. A goodly sum
was also realized by the Christian
Endeavor Society who conducted q
fish pond and candy sale.
Misses Edyhte Wistrom and Eve
iyn Swenson visited friends at st.
Peter last Saturday.
Peter Ewert left Monday to work
for a time at Mankato.
A very large crowd attended the
firemen's dance last Thursday ev-
ening. The. IS prize was won by T.
s. Wilcox who presented 1t TO the
department.
Miss Jeanette Leverson was a
brother, Curtis LeVerson Of Manka-
to.
Miss Hazel Raridon Of st. Peter
visited a few days last week at the
Milton Raridon home.
Mrs. VIM. Johns, ST., attended
the funeral of a relative last Sat
urday at Bixby, Mimi.
Rev. F. c. Bailey officiated last
Saturday Afternoon at the funeral OF
Mrs. Mary K. Stark, which was held
at the G. w. Babcock home. Rela-
tives of the deceased acted as pail
bearers. Interment was made In
kasota cemetary. Those present
from distance were-Henry Stark
of Idaho and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Volk, Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Bahcock
and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Day of
Mankato.
in the Wiumar- st. Peter ball game
lthol SATURDAY a. ~ OSOis
The following were among last
Saturdays Shoppers at Mankato:
Mrs. M. Bolin. Mrs. Herman And :
erson, Mrs. C. w. Meyers, Mr.. and
Mrs. N. Eckland. Mrs. Zibe Mason,
Misses Dolly Leverson and Elsa
Anderson and Emil Johnson.
Mrs. ChaS. Pitmon and Mrs. Nels
Ecklund visited brother last
week who is being treated at a
Mankato hospital.
Mrs. Fred Banner and Mrs. Jas.
Mcafee left last Friday for a few
days visit to Chicago.
The three youngest children OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. McAfee spent last
week with relatives at St. Paul
Mrs. Clara Parsons made shop
ping trip to Mankato last Friday.
T. S. Wilcox was confined to his
home by illness several days last
week.
Peter Ewert made a business trir
to Lake Crystal last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Edwards
Richard Pulyer and Misses Pulvel
and Pickell of St Paul were week
end visitors IN the W.zB. Pulyea
home.
Mrs. Frank Edwards of st. Paul anG
her mother, Mrs. W. B. Pulver visit
ed last Saturday with Mrs. Mary
Davis who is steadily improving al
the. Davis hospital at St. Peter.
Mrs. Josephine Binder returned
last Friday TO her home at West
Newton after visit at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Vetter.
Mrs. Oscar Schmeidel, who has
been acting as nurse for Mrs. L. P
Swenson and son, Carl, during their
al To- 80 do u
TO her home at st. Peter. The in
Yalids are both improving.
Miss Hannah Nelson of Mankato
was a business caller in Kasota last
week. H..
Mr.. and Mr.. Peter Seelen and
daughters Of st. Paul visited rela-
tives in this locality last Sunday.
Elmer Peterson OF Tracy spent
last Sunday at his home in Kasota.
Nels Ecklund and family were
guests last Sunday at the Fred Ger
holtz home at st. Peter.
Mrs. D. F. Newton, who is still
poorly, continues to take medica
treatments at Mankato.
d. +. Newton was business call
er last Monday at st. Peter.
Mrs. Sophia Adams has been III
with bronchitis and confined to hel
bed this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Ketman and
daughter, Lucille, of Mankato, were
dinner guests Of Curtis McDuff and
wife.
Mrs. Z. tombstone and son, Har-
old, of Minneapolis were entertain
ed over Sunday at the c. r. Sven
son home. They visited also MT
and Mrs. C. J. Hamnstadt and G.. F.
Hamnstadt and family of the state
hospital. 49, 1922
Miss Hannah Berquist has beer
quite sick during the past few days
The following we're entertained al
the Harry Greenig home last Sun
day-Oscar F1umm and sons, An
drew and Roy, and Merlin GREEN'S
and SON, Arthur, of st. Peter and
VIM. Kemmitts of Madison Lake.
Master Lewis Greenig is enter.
tanning his cousin, Arthur Greenig
of st. Peter. I