The Mankato free press., 1922-07-07
NEWS OF KASOTA
LISTED FOR FOLK
SOCIAL, PERSONAL AND THE
NEWS HAPPENINGS
SMALL TALK OF TOWN
Rev. r. G. Bailey and Wife Pre-
pairing To Start On South
ern Journey.

NASHUA, July l.-nl duu WI
Curtis McDuff entertained the Lar
kin Card Club last Thursday even
ing when progressive FIVE hundred
was played at six tables. Fators
we're captured by Mrs. William
Johns, Sr., and Nels Ecklund, Mrs.
N. Ecklund and Mrs. A. J. Lamber-
ton. Delicious refreshments were
served at midnight. -
Ed. Brinkeman of st. Peter has
decorated the j. E. Davies and Hell
mar johnson homes during the
past week. .a..~
Mrs. Paul Vetter has entertained
her mother, Mrs. Binder of West
Newton, this week.
Miss Ruth Johnson enjoyed a mo-
! for trip to Garden City with friends
last Monday.
' Miss Edna Peterson of the North
ern Pacific hospital at Minneapolis,
visited her mother, Mrs. Marie Pc
/ terson. the first of the week. Upon
her return to the city she was &C
companied by sister. Mrs. Ruth
Pulver and children Of Waseca.
Mrs. Nels Ecklund was seriously
I'll and confined to her bed several
days of last week.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
Congregational church will be en-
at the home of Mrs. And. jacobson.
Miss Mary Turrittin has returned
from Minneapolis and is spending
her summer vacation With her
mother, Mrs. Ella Turrittin.
Mr.. and Mrs. And. Dahlgren Wis
tied last Sunday with Bernadotte
| friends.
Misses Ruth and Bertha Johnson
arrived the first of the week from
Youngston, Ohio, where they have
been teaching the past year. They
will spend the summer with their
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Gus. Ander-
son.
Miss Margaret Wilson of Ottawa
spent Sunday as the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Jack Rawlings. !.
John Livingston is still unable to
use his right arm since an accident
which happened while in the field
with his horses. some two months
since. a .... III Sa=~
Mrs. Jas. McAfee and children
left Friday for a visit with relatives
MI. and Mrs. John Ray and
daughter, Gladys, of Tracy complet-
ed a pleasant visit at the W. b.
Pulver home on Wednesday. They
were accompanied on the return
trip by Mrs. w. B. Pulver.
Rev. F. e. Bailey and wife are
planning to start next Monday on
their annual vacation trip, this
time to Alabama and other south :
ern points. After next Sunday
there will be no preaching services
in the Presbyterian church until
their return about the middle OF
August
Mr.. and Mrs. Gates Youngren and
family visited relatives at Lafayette
last Sunday. >--
Miss Louise Nelson spent the
week end as the guest Of Miss Mar
jorie Rodell in the country. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Stricken and Miss
Carrie Hart of Mankato were visi-
tors last Saturday at the j. R. Ream
home.
Mrs. Nels Olson is nursing an IN
jured arm since last week, the re-
suit of fall on stone walk.
Miss Elvira Olson returned from
the twin cities last Saturday after
spending two weeks with friends.
Oscar Olson, who left some time
ago for Minneapolis, has secured a
position and will remain.
the Ladies' Aid Society of the Pres
byterian church on Thursday after
noon. -s -. ....s .. ...#
DR.. Edw ards of st. Peter was a
professional caller in Kasota last
Thursday evening. ... 49,
Kasota friends are pleased to
note that Z. e. Rydberg of Mime
apolis has secured the nomination
| for senator from his district. Mr..
Rydberg officiated, some years ago,
as pastor of the Mankato anu
Kasota Swedish. Congregational
churches. -
Mrs. Susan Dean has been enter
tanned during the past week at the
home of her nephew,- Q, P. Buell.
and family.
Mrs. VIM. Kirby had as her guest
| last week her mother, Mrs. John
Moeri of Mankato.
Mrs. Harry Stockton entertained
party of friends last Friday after
noon in compliment to Mrs. S. ].
Swenson of Ortonville and Mrs.
John Moeri of Mankato.
Miss Hester Rydeen is spending
few days this week in the Fred
Fechter home at Lake Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warner Clapp of
st. Paul have been guests this week
of H. w. Clapp and wife. -|'
Chas. .McLain and Donald Sven
son we're business callers last FRI
day at Mankato. 80
l.. C. Mason and family motored
| to Waterville Sunday where they
picnicked in company with Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Chester and children of
| Dundas. 49,.
Fred Manske and Delbert Bickle
returned last week from Wisconsin
where each invested in consider
able tract of land. ~" y
Work Is. progressing on the new
modern home In process OF con