The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1922-02-03
Ne,Us Notes of kerns
Gathered By Reporter
Ladies' Aid Society Will Meet
On Thursday Afternoon;
. Personal Mention


Kerns. February 1.-The Ladies'
Aid society will meet with Mrs. F. E.
Jefferson Thursday afternoon this
week.
Ella Neubert of North Mankato is
visiting Mrs. Ed Hopp.
A. NouIie helped E. /. Hite butcher
hogs Tuesday.
A number form the ceighborhood
attended the Jesse James and Young
er Bros. show at the Sandop theatre
in Mankato Monday and Tuesday.
A. Buick is having some wood cut.
Saturday evening Mr.. and Mrs. G..
II. Trask entertained Mr. and Mrs. Ed
dopp and MISS Leopold for supper.
Mr. and MRS. A. Nourie and family
took dinner with Mr.. and Mrs. Z. /.
r1lLe Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hendley visited
Nh. and Mrs. Tom Hanson Sunday
Mrs. G. w. Johnson, MIS-. Albert
Peterson, Mrs. Johnson and Mrs.
Vesta Ballou spent Monday after
daughter Pearl.
MRS. Chapman, Irene Hanson and
Amy Lindsay visited Mrs. Buick
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Robert visited Mrs. Jones in
North Mankato last week Thursday.
Mrs. Alfreu>aSeppman and child
rem and Mrs. Albert Seppman and
Children visited at the Grice home
Sunday, January Is.
Mr. and Mrs Paul Sharp and child
rem OF North Mankato visited Mr..
and Mrs Elmer Grice Wednesday.
frankie Budde was on the sick
list last week.
Archie and Floyd Cole captured a
large wolf in Blue Earth county
Sunday. A short time ago they got
one in Nicollet county.
Mr. and MIS-. F. E. Budde and son
Frankie and daughter Mrs. Guy
Trask visited relatives near Nicollet
The grand and petit jurors were
selected TO serve on the grand jury
are Oscar Mann, Mrs. Henry Mans,
Mrs. c. ]. Johnson, Mrs. Frank Lund
holm and Joseph Mans. Those Sc
lected to serve in the petit Jury are
C.. A. Severance, Reuben Johnson,
Albert High, Carl Gunderson, John,
Keltgen, Mrs. E. B. Coggershall and
Ed Hopp.
Mrs. Joe EnZ, who has been very
sick with bronchitis is able to be up.
Mrs. George Cole of Kerns and Mrs.
J. Karmany of Mankato received
news of the death of theis sister,
Mis-. George Wilkinson at Lake Will
son week ago Sunday. Mrs. Cole
and Mrs. Karmany were unable to
attend the funeral on account of the
cold weather.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Johnson and
baby, Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Landgren and
son Dencil and Amy Lindsay visited
at the Hanson home Sunday.
Olive McCargar of Judson is sick
with pneumonia.
Mrs. c. Severance visited at the
Currier home in st. Peetr Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs H Parry took supper
with Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Parsons Sun
day, evening.
Henry Vonohlen, Commercial coll
lege student, spent the week end with
Marion Hite.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Schmitt and chill
dren and Mr. and Mrs. Mandelkow of
North Mankato spent Thursday even
ing with Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Hopp.
Nc. and Mrs. Harvey Parsons of
Norseland visited at the Parry and
johnson homes Sunday.
Clifford Cole is staying with Louis
Leo in Blue Earth county this winter
Quite a number of men have fish
houses on Long Lake and are doing
considerable fishing. TIE carp and
DulldlO ISL are very 81 VI oI pISSouI.
Paul Sharp and Joe Grice were out
hunting rabbits with the ferret Sun
day and succeeded in getting a num-
Der of rabbits.
Ben Budde and Edward Olson went
to North Mankato to skate on the
lake.
Jesse and Florence Hanson are on
the sick list.
Crit Morris returned from Denver,
Colo, Tuesday.
Mrs. A. EVenson and Mrs. E. Cog
gershall called on Mrs. H. A. Hanson
last week.
John Lamb shelled corn Monday AID
Tuesday.
Jesse Hanson was ten years old
Saturday and his sister, Mrs. Eli
Michels gave him a nice birthday cake
with candles on it.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Hopp, Miss Neubert
and Miss Leopold spent Monday even
ing with Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Parsons.
Harry EVenson has returned from
Taylor and Spearwood, N. D., where
he visited relatives.
c. ]. Johnsons and Elmer Evenson
have been putting up ice.