The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1922-11-03
NOTES OF KASOTA
LISTED BY SCRIBE
Mrs. P. Hanson Died In
That Village Yesterday
NEWSSTORIESOF TOWN
Social Happenings and Personal
Mention; What's Doing
In General

Kasota, November 2.-On Wed
nesday morning, at seven O'Clock.
occurred the death of Mrs. P. Han
son, for twenty seven years a re-
spected resident of Kasota, after
an illness having its beginning IN
February. Since that time she mas
literally wasted away and endured
much suffering. The Immediate
! cause of death was suffocation'
; caused by cancer Of the throat. Inc
| deceased. whose maiden name was
! Emily Sioberg. was born In Swe,
den in 1870 and consequently ma"
| attained the age of fifty two years
! and some months. She came WIN
her parents to America IN lSS2 ana
I in 1889 was married to Peter nan
son. They located for tune II,
! Winthrop but moved IN 1880 "
Kasota. Four children survive as
! follows. William, Raymond wafer
and Irene, at home. three chl-u
! rem passed away in infancy am
! she was preceded in death by her
husband some years ago, she lea'e 20
| also one sister, Mrs. Otterstro1n VI
New Sweden and a orother' osCa,
| Siobere of Canada, besides a most
| ~ sorrow ing friends and neighoors.
| No arrangements have been MADE
! &C vet for the funeral which WILL
| nrobably. be held on Saturday al
! ternoon.
The members of the school rae
ulty returned Sunday after -atteno-
/ ing the VI. E. A. convention at Mlh
A number of Halloween froncs'
! Among the school children and else
where, marked the beginning OF the
Mrs las. McAfee and little daugn-
ter Dawn, spent the week end WIN
| relatively at st. Paul. r
wendell Swenson and family
vhof have been staying with rela
tiyes at st. Peter for a nme' are
| moving to Rochester.
Miss Rose Kessler has returned
from the twin cities and is employ
Master Armand Vernon has recoV-
cred after having had the mumps.
Mrs. Peter Ewert spent last sun
day and Monday with her. chiloeen
aft Redwing and MINNEAPOLIS. -
Master Clinton Robeek OF Os-
hawa is spending the week Win
MI. and Mrs. Hack.
* heating plant has Desn m
| stalled this week IN the Emil SVEN
son home. 60,
dav afternoon at the Peterson q
Kottke store by the members OF the
Junior c. E. society,"
| Peter Mention of Lake Washing
| ton was a caller in town last Mon
day.
| chris, Johnson Of Heron Lake 20
Minneapolis last week., was badly
| bruised when their car colti1ed
With an embankment. Tho dana%
| cd car was left at Belle PLANE ana
they finished their trip via the auto
bus.
Harry Johnson and family spent
last Sunday with relatives at Lake
Er and Mrs. Hans Johnson AMI
their guest, Chris. Johnson of Heron
Lake. visited relatives at Mankato
on Monday.
T.. Norman of New Sweden an
Mrs. Gus. Sjogren and daughter.
Ruth. OF st. Peter have been among
the visitors the past week at the
AHanson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Melody moved
to Kasota the frs: Of the week
from st. Peter and are nicely SET,
tied in rooms over the Peterson q
Kottke store.
Mrs. John Livingston was enter
tanned Sunday at the Harry Greenig
home
Martin Swanlund of ST. Paul and
John Swanlund of St, Peter were
guests last week Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Aug. Berquist.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hartle and two
daughters and Miss Edna Rybers
of .OwatoRna were Sunday guests
of Chas. Ryberg and family.
Grandma Sophia Adams was last
Sunday assisted in the proper cele-
bration of her eighty fifth birthday
anniversary at the home of a
daughter, Mrs. VIM. JaTdine. The
visitors included Mr.. and Mrs. c. R
Parker and family and Rhueben Hill
debrandt of Minneapolis and Mr.
and Mrs. Louis Arnold and daugh
ter, Marie, and Mrs. Nick Klein
schmidt, who lived near Mankato. A
large birthday cake was presented
/ Frank Koenen and wife of Man
kato spent last Sunday at the J.
of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Kirby.
4 Mr. and Mrs VIM Jardine visited
C. v. McGraw and family on Sunday
levening.
| Mr. and Mrs. Emil Gedde and
children of Lake Crystal were en-
tertained~. last Sunday at the Geo
Bennett home.
Gates Youngren and their guest
Mr.. SodeTquist, motored to Lafay.
cite last week and visited friends.
Miss Genevieve Dosh of st. Pau
was the guest last week Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Hoiberg.
/ Mrs. Aug. johnson recently orga
nized a Larkin club among the Ia.
dies residing hear the Omaha depot
John Wolfe Aand family of TTav-
erse spent Sunday as guests of Jake
Wolfe and family.
| A Farm Bureau meeting Is an
nounced to take place next Wed.
day evening at the town hall. Their
will be the customary interestin
program after which refreshments
will be served.
Miss Hazel Adams, who teaches
this year at Madison Lake, spent
Sunday with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. D. Adams ~
Esther, the small daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Jas. Bennett, was quite LII
few days last week. =
! Allan Russell of New Uim was 8