The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1922-11-10
Eagle Lake NeDs
Picked By Scribe
Funeral of Mrs. Emily Hanson Was
Held; Notes and Personal
Mention

Mention
Kasota, November 8.-Mr. anG
Mrs. August Carlson have enter.
tanned the past week Hiding Carl
SON and little son of Minneapolis.
Mrs. S. w. Johnson and VIM. Jar
dine and wife were Mankato cal
lers last Friday. g..
Miss Agnes Anderson returned
last Saturday to her duties al
teacher at Westbrook after spend
ing a week with her mother, Mrs.
Anderson.
A high grade electric washing
machine was installed last week in
the Helmar LeVerson home.
Mr. and Mrs. d. F.. Newton were
visitors last Friday at the VIM. Jar
dine home.
Alfred Jacobson was able to re-
sumo his work last week in the
Babcock & Wilcox plant after an
illness of several weeks duration
Henry Denker left last Saturday
to spend the winter months in the
twin cities. .. .e.t ~
Miss Joyce Peterson celebrated
her thirteenth birthday anniversary
last Friday by. delightfully."- enter
tanning fourteen school mates.
Peter Ewert has been employ ed
the past week or more at Lake Cry
stall.
Among those who took in the big
football game last Saturday at Min
neapolis were: Mr.. and Mrs. F. H.
Babcock, Clarence Johnson and
Harry Johnson and son, Howard.
Merrill Livingston who left last
week for the south. is at present in
st. Joseph, Mo.
Mrs. August Noyd Of Minneapolis
transacted business in the village
last Saturday and visited friends.
Miss Signe Swenson, who is max
ing her home with Forrest Butter
worth and family of Mankato. ar
rived last. Friday for an indefinite
visit with her parents.
Miss Edith Carlson of LIE Sueur
spent the week end with her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. August Carlson.
Mrs. Harry Johnson spent last
Saturday and Sunday with relatives
at Lake Crystal.
Mrs. r. l.. Bradshaw, Mrs. E.
Davies and Mrs. Frank Brink were
among the shoppers Saturday at
Mankato. .a
Among the business callers last
Saturday at Mankato were: Mrs.
Aug. Sandstrom. Mrs. Frank Edge
Mrs. VIM. Tetzloff and Misses
Edythe and Alice Wistrom and lone
Johnson.
s. W. Johnson and Emil Johnson
were Mankato callers last Saturda.
Chas. r. Swenson, local agent,
sold new Chevrolet car last week
to William Mood of Mankato.
Mrs. Herman Anderson and chill
dren and Mrs. c. W. Movers and
family made trip to Mankato last
Saturday. ..-r
Mrs. Frank Brink visited her hus-
band at Blue Earth last Saturday.
Misses, Hancah, Ida and Minnie
Nelson Of Mankato were week end
in kasota.
The following children are i'll
this week with humps, the prevail
ing epidemic: Elmer Denker, Harry
Maryon Swenson, Mar
garet Foungren, Elmer Thurman.
Grace johnson. Inez Bolinl Clifford
Raridon. Mildred Moses. Aldine
Meyers. Geo, Moulton and Louise
Curtis Levers9n and family NOV
ed to Mankato the first of the week,
Mr.. Leverson having secured po-
sition in chain grocery.
Miss Violet Ryberg was enter
tanned last Sunday by relatives at
y Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Olson and
daughter, Mildred, of st. Peter,
Miss Jessie Allen of Minneapolis
and Fred Manske and wife were
guests last Sunday of Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Allen. "
The funeral of Mrs. Emily Han
son was held last Saturday after
noon from the Presbyterian church
the officiating pastor being Rev. F.
C. Bailey. A quartet comnosed of
J. E. Davies. Mrs. H. J. Ofenloch,
Miss Elvira Olson and Harry Kirby
sang a number of beautiful selec-
tons. Many and beautiful were
the floral gifts that covered her
casket. The pallbearers were: VIM.
Iardine. Chss. johnson. c E. Ry-
ieen. John Palmuuist, w. B. Pulver
and F.. L. Warrant. Interment was
made in Traverse cemetery near
Sc. Peter. The following attended
from a distance: Mrs. Arthur Mel
son and son and Otto Larson and
family of Traverse. Albert and 10
sephine Severson. Chas. Stark and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. And. Ander-
son and Mr.. and Mrs. Gus. Johnson
#. Lake Prairie. Frank Elliot and
family, Mrs. And. Preble and son.
Sherman and Lloyd Squires and
family of Cnrdova. Mrs. A. Otter.
strom and Mr.. End Mrs. Ed. Nor
man of New Sweden and Alden
and Beauford Peterson OF Mime
apo]is. i
A large number from Kasota at
.erded the big Gustavus Adolphns
college feast at the college audi
.orium at ST. Peter last SUNDAY.
Lloyd Stricken of Mankato visit
II his aunt. Mrs. j. n. Ream. on
Monday f-
Arthur Sebastian. who has been
IL, was able to return to his work
asst Monday.
Mrs. Thomas CHM left last week
% spend the winter With daugh-
,er at Minneapolis.
Herbert Johns cane home from
r"-.~-feId 'as- SATURDAY. = s-c-''
SUNDAY with his narents, Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Johns. Sr.
Mrs. Carrie Johnson. Mrs. c. w.
Meyers. Mrs Sarah Anderson and
Miss Anna Grant were callers the
frst Of the week at the bedside of
Mrs. Mary Davis who continues in,
, critical condition at the Davis
,osnital at ST. Peter.
George Bennett and family were
yuests last Sunday Of Mr.. and Mrs.