The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1922-10-27
PIG-PRIzE WINNER
RECIPIENT OF GIFT
uroc Breeders Make The
Presentation
PRETTY WRIST WATCH
Miss Martha Lamberton of Ka-
sofa Remembered; News
~ of Village

Lasberton who won first prize on
her pig at the state fair. was last
Tuesday presented with a hand
/ some wrist watch gift from the
State Duroc Breeders association
Mr.. Taylor the county agent, visited
the school and publicly presented
the award with a few well chosen
4 remarks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Johnson mot
/ ored out and spent Sunday with rel
/ atives at Lake Crystal.
+ Merrill Livingston returned home
/, last Wednesday after working in
( North Dakota the past several
+ months.
Z The Larkin Card Club was enter
tanned last Saturday evening at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Conner.
Progressive Five Hundred was
PLAYED at several tables. Dainty re-
Treatments were served.
II. ]. Kirby was business caller
last Saturday at Mankato.
Mrs. Fred Randolph will entertain
the Womans Missionary Society of
y the Presbyterian church next Wed
nesday afternoon, October %.
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. o. Haroldson, who
have been living on the old Bedbury
place, have settled east of Lake
Emily on the McDermott farm.
II Fred Randolph sold his farm at
now nicely settled On the old Hug
min place.
A carload Of posts was unloaded
the first OF the week by members of
the Kasota Farm Bureau. 1t was
shipped from Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs Garfield Meyer Of
Duluth and Frank Myer and son Of
Minneapolis, who came here to- at
tend the funeral of the late julius
Meyer, were guests over the week
August Berquist was unable to
work on account Of illness last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Ofenloch
! and son moved last week to Willmar
where Mr.. Ofenloch has secured
employment
Peter Ewert left the first: of the
week to work at Madelia.
Mrs. Mary Davis was taken ser
iously i'll last Monday afternoon
while visiting at the G: w. Meyers
4 Minneapolis and L E. Davis and
+ life OF Revere were called to her
bedside On Wednesday morning she
was sufficiently improved to be
E.cysd TO her own home. NShe is
4uffering with severe complications
and her condition is still critical.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Anderson
had as their guests last Sunday, Mr..
md Ms. Geo. Lindstfom and
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. A. Mott enter
Afafpad arya~ C.,nd DIV Mice f1I;a-
derson secretary Of the state exec
utiye committee Of the Farm and
Labor board, and her aunt, Mrs.
John Anderson Of Franklin. While
here Mr.. and Mrs. Mott and their
guests accompanied by Mrs. John
Livingston and ]. T. Johnson, made
a trip to the Alya Pettis dairy farm
near St. Peter.
The Kasota Political Club will
meet again at the town hall next
Saturday evening and every one is
cordially invited to attend.
John Meilick and his mother, who
have been guests for two weeks Of
Stanley Mellick and family, return
ed last week to their home at West
Liberty. Iowa.
Miss Sadie Kopp of St James
visited her aunt, MRS. Zfbe Mason.
several days last week
Gus Krummel was the victim Of a
serious accident last Monday when
struck by stone while at his work
in the Babcock & Wilcox mill.
Relatives are informed that Leon
ard Grant who has spent several
months at the University hospital
at Minneapolis, is recuperating from
a second severe operation.
Louis Pitmon is laid up having
badly injured foot last Monday
while at work in the Breen Stone
Cmpanys plant
Swedfsh Lutheran church was en-
tertained yesterday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. Anna Clans. The
young peoples Luther League was
entertained last night by Mrs, Blen-
da Jundgren-
A boy was born last Sunday to
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Melody.
L. c. Mason has been confined to
bis home with an attack Of rheu-
matism tbs week.
Mrs. P DIVERT was pleasantly sur
prised by party of friends last
Tuesday afternoon in observance of
ner birthday anniversary.
Otto Yetter is installing all the
modern Improvements in the home
he recently purchased.
Mr. and Mrs. j. R Ream attended
fanny reunion last Sunday at
Springfield They returned on Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. J. Ofenloch and
Mr. and Mrs. r. II. Babcock gave a
timer dance last Saturday evening,
he guests being Kasota and ST.
Peter friends.
Dinner was served at the Babcock
loTpe where cut flowers formed the
decorations. Dancing followed at the
i-ilage hall, which had been artist
ally equiDed with Halloween deco
'ations The guests numbered
tbout one hundred. .sfN ..
Mrs. Charles Pitmon and daughter
sthe,ine. spent Sunday at the Henry
Dollhouse home at Mankato.
c. K Heibert of Bingham Lake
vas enterlainee>over Sunday at the
Oscar Wistrom home
Gus Gustafson spent the week end
With twin city friends.
Miss Edith Carlson OF lie Sueur,
kpent Sunday with her parents, Mr..
md and Mrs August Carlson.
Mrs. Jas. McAffee visited relatives
Il st. Paul over, the week end.
Mrs. Harry Stockton entertained
party of friends last Thursday the
lay being her birthday anniversary.
Mrs. Henry Volk and children Of