The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1922-07-28
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back with them Mrs And .Swenson
and Mrs. A. Dahigren who had
been visiting the Nels EEtcksm
Miss Nettie Rydberg has sreeptad;
a position as teacher at East Union
for the coming year.
Miss Agnes Rud, Graces HC1mea,
Eta Bosten and Laura Thomas, all
Of Mankato, were guests Mondaysof
Misses Ida and Minnie Nelson.
Chas. ,McLain and wife, Miss4Del-
la Sjogren, Mrs. Ole Olson and
daughter, Miss Hannah, and Mrs. A
Sw enson were among the business
callers Monday at the county seat.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Johnson
and children and Harry Cobb and
family Of Owatonna were Sunday
visitors at the home Of the Nelson
sisters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Grant &C.
companied Mr.. and Mrs. A. W.
Strickland of Mankato on a trip to
Pipestone Saturday. They remain
ed as guests of Chas. Gilmore and
family for several days.
Mrs. Peterson, fnee Ashley,) and
daughter, Margaret, of st. Paul, WIS.,
tied Kasota friends the first Of the
week and attended the funeral Of
relative at Wells.
Miss Gertrude Sandberg expects
to teach again this year at the Mn.
nehaha Academy at Minneapolis.
ton with her parents, Mr.. and Ms.
Sandberg.
The Ladies Aid Society Of the
Congregational church will be en-
tertained next Wednesday affer1oon
at the home of Mrs. s. L. Sand-
berg.
Mrs. Ida Gripp and family are
making arrangements to move to
St. Paul. They expect to leave
some time in August.
Mrs. c. r. HaAnstedt OF st. Pc
ter will entertain the Ladies' Aid
Society of the Kasota Presbyterian
church at her home on Thursday at
ternoon.
Thomas Martin of Slayton, who 10
recuperating after severe acci.
dent, is spending a few weeks with
Kasota relatives.
Miss Marion Babcock attended .
house party last week at Lake
Mrs. Barbara Eastwood of Man
kato was the guest Of II. ]. Ofeu1
loch and family last week.
High grade electric washers were
installed last week in the F. l.
Warrant and W. B. Pulver homes.
Mr.. and Mrs, A. j. Lambefton
had as their guests last week, Miss
Helen Lamberton Of Washington,
D c.. Mrs. Chas Rost and children
ton and wife of st. Peter.
Mesdames Clair Schumacher and
Merle Cornell Tnotored down last
week from Huron, S. D., for visit
at the Albert Allen home.
Master Buddy Allen, who accom-
panied his brother, Frank, to Huron,
S. o. some time ago. returned hnms
last week.
Announcements we're received
from Washington recently OF the
marriage of Miss Olga Swanson, a
Mankato girl, p Peter Peterson. .
former resident of Kasota.
Gates Youngren and family re-
turned last Tuesday after 3 vaca-
ton visit of ten days with relatives
Mr. and Mrs. H. w. clapp, Mrs.
Ella Turrittin and Mrs. Kate Zim
norman, the latter of lie Sueur
Center, rnotored to. WATERFOWL and
Minot, N. d. last week for q weeks
visit with relatives.
Misses Hfleve Peterson and Hfida
Olson returned recently to their
work at Minneapolis after brief
visit in Kasota.
the Philip Koenen farm, moved re-
Gently to a location near Lake Cry
stall.
Sam Weygandt and wife, who re-
Gently purchased home at Man
kato, moved last week to their new
location.
Misses Martha Lamberton, Har-
riet Lamberton and Grace Allen
comprise this years canning team.
Their coach is Miss Ardelle John
son, a member of last years team
The four young ladies attended q
demonstration at LIE Sueur last
Mrs. Melvin Hofberg and 4 SON,
Billy, of st. Paul, were guests last
week of Chas. Hoiberg and family.
Mrs. P. Hanson and dauChter.
Irene, returned last Sunday from
where the former has
taken a course of medical treat-
Raymond Hanson and Alfred JAG
OLSON made trip to Minneapolis
last Sunday.
or chicago, were SuCSTCa1uSu i8St
week at the home of S. w. Johnson
and family.
Mrs. Susan Dean returned the
first of the week to Seattle. Wash,
after an extended visit with rela-
tives and frineds in Kasota and VI
cinity.
Mrs. Carrie johnson is spending
4 few days this week with friends
In the twin cities.
F. H. Babcock and wife and Mrs.
]. E. Davies motored to Owatonna
last Friday.
Mrs. Nell Munson and daughter
Of Mankato have been visiting this
week in the J. e. Davies home.
Mrs. John Fox. who is very low
at this writing, was visited the first
Of the week by a sister, Miss Olga
Boethin of Elysian and a brother,
Mr.. Boethin of St Peter.
Mrs Hupp of st. Peter visited
her sister, Mrs. John Fox, last Sun
day.
Miss Ruth Johnson made trip
to Madelia last Fridav.
CHANGE WEDDING DATE
Jack Pickford and Marilynn Miller
To Be Married on July 80
Los Angeles, July 2s.-TAe date