The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1922-02-24
ReU. w. E. Griffith To
Preach, Kerns Church
Sunday Next Is Date; News
Srom That Community;
PEI Sonal

Kerns, February 22.-Rev. w. L.
griffith Of Northneld, district super
lntenuent OF Southern Minnesota, Will
preach at the church Sunday morning
at 1U:3 80; Rev. Grinith would like 10
have a good attendance at this meet
ing and hopes that people will be on
time As he has TO get 10 Mankato to
catch a train about one O'Clock TO so
To cambria, where lie will preach
Sunday evening.
Tom Waterbury has rented his farm
to Mr.. Nettleton and will move to the
house across the road.
Miss Bertha Leopold, teacher in dis
trica No. 8, went 10 Heron Lake
Thursday, where she attended the
wedding OF her brother and young
LADY from that place. Sc had nue.
time and returned in time for school
krluay.
]. o. Q. Cragun fell and broke his
arm Saturday.
A. Nourie, Herman Dahlman, John
Sieberg and B. Hite went in large
truch 10 the Andring auction Tuesday.
MI and Mrs. Tom Waterbury gave
a dancing party Saturday evemnS.
There were ninety people present. This
was a farewell PARTY before Mr.. ana
Mrs. Waterbury move. Sunday, Feb
ruary u, Mr.. and Mrs. G. ii. Trask
entertained for dinner. The guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. julius Dahiman
Of Nicollet and Mr.. and Mis-. r. r.
Budde and sons Ira and Frank kerns::
Mrs. F. E. Jefferson received worn
Friday that her sister Mrs. A. NJ
Paulson Of Minneapolis had had
very serious operation that morning
tut was doing as well as could De
Sunday. February T.. Mr. and Mrs.
Coggershall entertained for dinner
Their guests were Mr.. and MIS-. Al
fred Evenson, daughter VIVA ana sons
Elmer and Harry.
Warner Nordgren, who was very
sick and had a hemorrhage OF the
lungs. is at Emmanuel hospital, Wnere
he is improving slowly.
Mrs. G. J. Johnson and Mrs. Fred
Johnson visited Mrs. n. A. Hanson
SATURDAY. afternoon. Mrs. Hanson Is
getting along very nicely.
Mrs. Phlabeck Of Terra Haute, mo-
who had been to Rochester for treat
ment. has bee visiting her sister Mrs.
Oscar Evenson and orotner frei
Forsberg.
Mrs. John LeDuc, Mrs. Albert Sepp-
man and the Misses Ella and AlVlna
Hanel visited Mrs. Gree last weak
Wednesday afternoon
Floyd Cole captured a wolf on the
Owen farm near Judson saturday
February II.
Nina. Elmer. and Harry Evenson
spent an evenig at the Hottie 4-Ome
Mr., and Mrs. Theodore Thomson
have a baby boy, born last SATURDAY.
Watson Durham, of New Ulen'
Mimi, formerly a resident or hebron
visited at the homes OF Len BurTii,
Mankato Sunday and Monday. then
went to Judson to visit friends.
John A. Peterson mas been having
some trouble with his eyes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Johnson and ba-
by spent Sunday with Mr.. and MRS.
Virgil Walker.
Louis and Paul Poleart of Jackson,
MINI, spent the week end with 81 Bud ,se
Hite and family Louis played 1or lne
Anita. Agnes, Ethel and Thelma
Nourie spent the week end at home.
Evelyn Budde of FTeeborn spent
Saturday night and Sunday with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Budde;
Leonard Prange and sister Adeltne
Of Decoria visited their sister Mrs'
Charles Shoutz a few days last week
Last week Wednesday evening Mr.
and Mrs. e. Hite entertained Bert
Hanson and sister Irene, Clifford Nou,
RE and sister Isabel Grit Morris and
MarcelIa Parsons. The young people
PLAYED FIVE hundred and spent ae-
nghtful evening. Mrs. Hite served
fine lunch of pumpkin pie white
whipped cream, cookies, ice cream
and cake.
Last Thursday F. E. Budde, Ray
Rist and c. H. Loucks went to Lake
Bailentyne to see how people fish in
winter time They had cold trip but
q good time.
Henry Vonohlen of the Commercial
college spent Saturday and Sunday
with his friend Marion Hlte Henry
is going home to Alpha, Mimi, to get
ready for spring work.