The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1922-10-13
G. 0. P. LADIES
ASKED TO MEET
LIE SUEUR COUNTY CHAIR
MAN WILL BE PRESENT
NEWS OF THE TOWN
Many Interesting Incidents Are
Picked Up BY Free Press
Reporter

the republican county committee,
will be in Kasota next Wednesday
afternoon, October II, and will be
pleased to address the ladies inter
ested, in the political issues Of the
present day. The meeting will op.
en- at three o'clock at the home OF
Mrs. C. R. Swenson.
! Walfred Anderson left last Sun
day for Kansas City where he will
attend college this winter.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Wettergren of
st. Peter and Victor Anderson of
New Richland were entertained last
Sunday at the home Of Mrs. E. P.
Anderson.
The road running through this viii
lage is being graded this week by a
state crew.
Miss Rubye Swenson expects to
leave for Minneapolis this evening
after an extended visit with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Swenson::
Several young married couples
enjoyed a weiner roast last TUESDAY
evening in the Lamberton grove:
| A number of ladies were enter
tanned last Tuesday afternoon at an
aImuinum demonstration at the
home of Mrs. S. w. Johnson.
! Ernest Forsberg left the first OF
the week on a business trip through
Southern Minnesota. ,
Mrs, Ernest Forsberg and little
son are speud'ng the week with EEL
atives at Mankato.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Olson If Man
kato we're guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ell
meet Forsherg on Tuesday.
I Mr., and Mrs. Edgar Peterson and
son of Mankato were entertained
last Sunday at the ]. A. Johnson
horne.
! FL. Warrant has made attractive
;improvenents on his residence prop
ertv during the past week.
| Mrs. SONNY HopD and daushters:
Julia and Minnie. and SON. lake and
! John Arardt and family OF ManSato
were Sunday guests Of Geo Bnnnett
and family. Mrs. Hopp remained to
srend the week.
! Mrs. SONNY Hopp was a visitor
lest Monday at the Henry DunKel-
book howe.
MS. Emil Sweneon. Mrs. Frank
Brink Mrs. Chas. Waterman, Mrs.
Geo. Bennett and Mrs. HopD We're
anronp the shoppers last Tuesday at
Markato.
Miss Joyce Peterson. who was
successfully onere+ed upon 1aet Sun
day for appendicitis. was able to re-
turn HOME from the De Coster hos
pital on Wednesday and is doing re-
markedly well.
The Manksto Salvation A-1my gave
an omen air service in our village
last Wednesday, evening.
| Mrs. ]. e. Davies returned home
last Friday after a visit of FIVE
Mrs. John Nelson and dauehter,
Pearl and Mrs. Maeomber and chill
den of Ranidan were visitors last
Saturday at the home of Mrs. Anton
Nelson.
Mrs, J. e. Davies and Mrs.. Fred
Pahcock were Mankato callers on
Tuesday.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the
ed Thurrdav afternoon at the home
of Mrs. A. J. Lanherton.
Nr-s. NJ. A. Ostrandar LETT last
Nordav m snond few vveots with
a dareh+er. Nrs. Hanford Cox, and
fa-,ilv. If r1o1ret
Pow. r. e. pailav. who Is re"ov-
OWING from The effects If an onera-
80, was able to re+rru from Man
to+o to h;s home last SATURDAY..
n and Mrs. J. T. Edwards and
darohter, Lola. of st. Peter called
on Kasrta t-'ende, IN Saturday.
Mt. and Mrs. r. w. Clam e~nect
to leave rav' week to spend the
w'r+ar in Alabama.
Mrs. larson. Silver larson and VT
tie son of Oahawa and Miss Tind Of
CT Peter were callers last Monday
at the home Of Mrs. Marie Peterson.
7 A. Pe~~uiet and farrilv of Man
ka+o visited relatives in town last
Sunday.
Nv. ard N-s. David rTr~'nin had
pc their guests last Srnd"v 'rarrv
pear, and vito and DoralH Knvser
IF Tairrro,t NV. and Mrs. Mott wv
her'en of Pe'e-ode. Mrs. p. Knee'e
ard family NJ O-howa and Mr.. and
Ms T. r. Pearn Of Kasota.
Mr.. and Mrs. II A. Stricte- and
soo IJovd ~ rsa,bato ra-a ~rerts
Monday Of J. r. Ream and family.
Gates Yorr eren and family mo-
.tored to Minneanol's Sunday and
srort the dav with relatives.
Potter Fendr'ckson Of NorthAe'd
v'sitnd last week at the Leonard
Grant home.
Pew. v. II. uegetrom Of st. Peter
0NEcfntpn IaSL SN0raV IN I'VE t"'lS-
ten;ng of the infant daughter of M.
and Mrs. VIM. Anderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Koenen OF
Mankato srent last Sunday as guests
of A. Fl. Pvdeen and wife.
A travelling maeician made things
i-teresting at the village hall on
Saturday and Monday evenings.
Relatives are informed of the birth
nF hov ~ NJ. and N~s Fr'nk
Smith of Minneapolis on September
81.
Services will be resumed next
Sunday morning at the Presbyterian
church at the usual time.
Emil Johnson was business call
er Saturday at Mankato.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. r. Swenson are
informed that their son, Clifford,
r,w surveyor is wo~Sino through
Northern Minnesota into Canada.
Miss Alice Crossfield of Ottawa
snent the week with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman Crossfield.
The P. A. P. Club enjoyed the
atre party at st. Peter last Friday
evening.
Miss Alice Wistrom visited rela-
tives at Mankato on Saturday.
Miss Alvera Ecklund of Mime
apolis was the week end guest of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Nels
Ecklund. ...
Mrs. Leonard Grant and Ray
mony Grant and children took their
departure last week for Terry,
Montana. to make their permanent