The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1922-04-07
Goodbye Party GiUen
Kerns Young People
Social Affair Was Held At Home
Of MIR. and Mrs. F. E.
Jefferson. -.

Kerns, April 5.-Mr. and Mrs. F.
E. Jefferson entertained eighty of
their friends of Arthur, Leslie, Amy
f. and Leonard Lindsay last Friday
evening. The party was given as a
farewell to the young people who
left this week Tuesday, for San
Antonio, Texas to see their father
and possibly to make their home
there. Intervening was spent So
cially and with games. Nice re-
freshments were served at late
hour. Tom Waterbury made few
\ appropriate remarks and present
\ed the young people with thermos
bottle and five dollars, a gift from
he friends present The young
eople have been in this neighbor
Sod most OF their lives and will be
eatly missed. Arthur and Leo
\ RI Started on the motorcycle and
leslie and Amy in the Ford. They
took with them a complete camp
ing outfit and hope to have a fine
trip.
gram given by the Lincoln Jubilee
singers at the Union school in
Mankato last Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Tom Waterbury Thursday af
ternoon of this week.
The Jadson young people gave a
home talent play, entitled Deacon
Dubbs'' at the Kerns Congregation
al church Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Frank Quinn and Mrs. L. A.
Chapman visited Mrs. II. A Hanson
Sunday afternoon Mrs. Hanson has
been sick since before the holidays,
but is now well enough to walk out
in the yard.
Arthur Buick.
There will be a farm bureau
meeting at the home of Otto An
derson Friday. evening of this
week
A three reel moving picture show
will be given.
Harold Chapman will work for
Clarence Nettleton this summer.
Albert Peterson is doing some
carpenter work at Good Thunder.
Warner Melvin took dinner with
Harry Loucl1s Monday.
L. Rist and Ray Rist and chill
dren visited az the Ned Rist home
in Mankato Sunday.
Mrs. A Blzick has been retouch-
ing negatives for the Snow photo
shop in Mankato the past few days.
The people who have been living
OF the former Goodridge farm, have
-mored nearer Mznkato.
Last week Wednesday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Hanson enter
tanned a party of young people at
six O'Clock dinner The guests were
Arthur, Leslie Amy and Leonard
Lindsay. Irene Hanson and Lillian
Michels.
Ray Rist has a bad boil on his
hand and has been to Mankato sew
eral times to see doctor.
Kort CurTier and son of st. Peter
called on relatives IN Mankato Sat
urday. Mr.. Currier has rented his
house in St Peter and is planning
10 take his family to the coast as
the doctor says the climate there
viii benefit the health of Mrs. Cur
r1er.
Mrs. W. Sharp had her throat
operated on and her tonsils re-
moved Thursday. She is getting
Frankie Budde entertained a
number Of boy friends Sunday af-
ternoon in honor Of his birthday.
Those present were Fred Purrier,
Leroy Purier, Richard Purifier,
George Yetter, Richard Chapman
and Jesse Hanson. The boys play
ed games, after which Mrs. Budde
assisted by her daughter Mrs. Guy
frask served fine lunch of sand
witches, cake and. ice cream. The
boys had a delightful time.
Jay Davis and Humphrey Parry,
Jr., VIII work for F. z. Jefferson
this summer and Lillian Michels
Wi help Mrs Jefferson.