The Mankato free press., 1922-07-07
HAPPENINGS IN kAsoTA


HAPPENINGS IN .KAsoTA
Kasota, June 29.--Mr. and Mrs.
Sam Weygandt were visitors Sun
day at the Fred Fochter home at
Lake Washington .,..
Mr.. and Mrs. Dewey Edge OF st,
Paul were guests Sunday nf Frank
Edge of Lake Washington.
Harry Morris and family OF Yer
non Center were entertained last
week at the e. L. Veron home.
Alfred Jacobson recently invest
ed in new Ford coupe.
Miss Gladys Stockton is visiting
relatives and friends in the twin
cities this week.
Miss Mary Pickell who was the
guest of Miss Nora Pulver last
week, has returned to her home at
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ray and
daughter Gladys, of Tracy are
spending the week with w. B. Pull
yer and family and other friends
in this locality. r:a
Miss Elizabeth Pitmon, who is
enjoying a months vacation from
her duties in the w. B. Pulver home
has gone to visit friends in the
twin cities. VI L..
PuIver and Mrs. Carrie Johnson
were among Tuesdays shoppers at
Mankato. ..... -.str s.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilchrist OF Mont
cello were visitors the past week
in the R. L. Bradshaw home.
Mrs. Tillie Grant expects to re-
turn from Anoka to spend the
Fourth in Kasota.
Mrs. Alma Denker entertained
last Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. l. Davis
and John Weis of Cleveland.
Clifford Swenson has accepted q
position in the general store Of Pet
erson and Kottke.
w. S. Preston. who has a. ten
days vacation froen his duties as
Kascta's central, left recently for
Minneapolis His place Is being
filled by Frank Pitmon.
Nels and Henry Johnson and sis
ter, Mrs. Alma Denker expect to
motor to Kirkhayen to celebrate the
Fourth.
Mrs. H. H. Hamlin of Cleveland
attended the funeral of her aunt.
Mrs. Katherine M. Chantler, at the
Presbyterian church. last Sunday
I'afternoon.t Others from out of town
were Mr.. and Mrs. John Koenen
and Clarence Bossuet of Mankato.
About twenty five autos made up
the procession to the cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jens Pehrson and
children Of Traverse were Sunday
guests OF Mrs. ]. G. Johnson and
family. %.
stephen Winter of Vernon Gen.
ter has been visiting in the C. v.
McGraw home the past week.
"A large number of Kasota peo.
/ pie enjoyed a picnic at Lake Emily
on Sunday. ,....
Mrs. Irwin Spencer entertained 4
party of friends at bridge Wednes-
day afternoon at the home OF her
father e. s. Humble. =. ~
Miss Clarissa Mohler entertain
day. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Jardine
and Mr.. and Mrs. R L. Bradshaw
enjoyed an extended motor trim
sunday making stops at Elysian,
greenland, Lake jefferson, Eagle
Lake, Minneepa Falls and Sibley
Park, Mankato. -
Mrs. Alta Durham of Portland,
Ore, spent last Friday as the guest
of VIM. Jardine and wife.
Commander and Mrs. d. F. New
ton attended G.. A. r. meeting at
st: Peter last Saturday.
Mrs: Ben Anderson spent last
Saturday and Sunday with Percy
Nutting and family Of Mankato.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry johnson mo-
tored to Mortified Sunday to bring
home their son, Howard, who was
In attendance at the c.. e. Conyen-
ton. They were accompanied by
Misses Stella Rydberg and Edythe
The following young people mo-
tored TO Northfield to attend the
T.: e. Convention Sunday-Misses
Alice Crossfield and Edith Wolfe
ana Ciinord Wolfe, Roy Crossfield
and Chas. Turrittin.
Misses Bessie Hoiberg and Esther
koenen returned last Monday at.
ter spending the week end at the
c. r. Convention at Mortified.
Mrs. Ben Anderson and baby
daughter returned to their home al
Eyota last Tuesday after an az
tended visit in Kasota-
the week with relatives at Eyota.
Mrs. o. Wistrom and Mrs. Ben
Anderson visited last Monday al
the home of Mrs. ITlly Swensk OF
st. Peter.
Miss Edyth Wistrom was on, the
sick list with tonsilitis a few days
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Nutting and
children of Mankatn were enter
tanned at the ,jWistrom home sun
day.
Misses Stella Rydberg, Edythe
and Lillian Wistrom attended a
party Saturday evening at tho
Wager Nutting home az Mankato.
Miss Luella Ewert returned Sum
day after visit with frien1s in
the twin cities.
Miss Edith CLANS is visiting
friends at Minneapolis this week.
John Sprague and daughter OF
Northrop and Clarence Ream and
family Of Minneapolis were guests
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