The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1922-12-01
Notes of Kasota Are
Picked By Wayside
Happenings In That Village
Collected

Edge, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Edge, was last Saturday
married to Joseph Pearson, the
ceremony taking place at st. Paul.
They returned on Sunday to Kasota
which will be their home. The
young bridge was born and bred in
| Kasota but for a number of years
past has been employed elsewhere,
| the past two years at the Ideal cafe
at St Peter. Mr.. Pearson is en-
ployed in the Breen Stone cutting
department. The many friends of
the young couple join in sincere
congratulations
| The Ladies' Aid society Of the
Swedish Lutheran church was en-
tertained November II at the church
Mrs. c. Rydberg and Mrs w. Grant
| being the entertainment committee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Helmer Leverson
swere guests last Sunday of Curtis
/ Iseverson and family of Mankato.
| P. L. Nutting and family of Man
kato were guests Sunday of Mr..
and Mrs. Oscar Wistrom.
Mrs. c. R. Swenson, Mrs. L. S:
Turrittin. Mrs. H. J. Ofenloch and
A. E. Davis are those selected from
kasota to serve on the reception
committee at the big community
party to be given next Monday
: evening at the st. Peter armory.
Mr.. and Mrs Krummel have the
news that their daughter, Mrs. Pc
ter Hogan, is doing nicely after a
critical operation performed last
Monday at Rochester.
Miss Mary and Charles Denker
have been sick with an attack Of
the mumps the past week.
Mrs. c. E. Rydeen returned Fri
day evening after a visit with a
daughter, Miss Hester Rydeen of
Houston.
| J. z. Davies has returned after
spending few days on business in
the twin cities.
Curtis McDuff and Fred Manske
made a business trip to Wisconsin
the first of cne week.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Hartwick last Thursday morn
| ing at the Emmanuel hospital at
Mankato.
| A delightful Thanksgiving pro
gram will be given next Tuesday
evening at the hall when every one
is invited. Admission is free but a
collection will be taken to defray
incidental expenses. 1t promises to
be a real treat inasmuch the entire
school will participate and are
working hard to make it a success.
A new modern tank has been in
stalled this week at the Chas. r.
Swenson filling station.
| Vivian, the baby daughter of Dick
Conner and wife. has been quite
sick with the mumps.
Union Thanksgiving services are
announced for the morning OF
/ Thanksgiving day at the Swedish
Lutheran church. Its pastor, Rev.
V. H. Hegstrom, will preach the
sermon.
The A. o. U. w. lodge will hold
it's opening meeting of the season
on Tuesday evening, December 6.
A good attendance of members is
requested.
/ Mrs. Heittl and Mrs. Kunze of
Mankato were visitors last TUESDAY
at the Joe Herman home.
Mrs. Joe Herman and Mrs. Cash.
Herman were business callers Tues
day at Mankat6.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Ecklund and
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Allen attended
an old time dance at LIE Sueur Cen
ter last Tuesday evening.
MRS. ]. r. Ream, Mrs. Carrie
Johnson and Mrs. C. w. Meyers
visited last Tuesday with Mrs. Mary
Davis at the Davis hospital at st.
Peter.
Mrs. d. S. Turrittin and Mrs.
John Livingston, Fred Manske and
Curtis McDuff are the double COM
mittee appointed to canvass the
{ township in the interests of the
Red Cross fund drive. II
Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Babcock re-
turned the first of the week from
their wedding trip to New York
and New Jersey.
| Clifford Swenson, who has 6een
visiting his parents, Mr.. and MRS.
10. A. Swenson, has returned TO MS
work at Minneapolis.
Among the shoppers last Wednes-
day at Mankato were.Mrs. w. b;
Pulver, Mrs. c. R. Sweoson and
daughter. Marianne, Mrs. Frank
Edge. Mrs. P. J. Norman and daugh-
ter. Ers. Mary Stebbins, Mrs. F. c.
Railey. Mrs. A. K. Wheeler and
baby. q. [. Vernon and Emil Sven
son.
| Harry Larson returned last week
J tn MINNEAPOLIS after attending to
business matters in Kasota.
Mrs. Pearl Larson has had: an
Alec Electric washer installed IN
her home.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. R. l.. Bradshaw ana
Mrs. Carrie johnson were dinner
guests on Sunday of S. W. Johnson
and family. =,
Misses Freda Eyrich and Edna
Waterman motored to LIE Sueur
last Saturday and visited TRENDS
! over Sunday.
| Leonard Grant, who has spent
several months at the University
hospital at Minneapolis, = was able
! TO leave the institution last Satur-
day. z
visited Kasota friends last Friday.
Henry Stark returned last Mon
day to his home in Idaho after
spending nearly week at the Z.
! w. Babcock home. 49,.
| Mrs. S. NJ. Granger was deilght..
fully assisted in the celebration OF
her birthday a-Tersary last Tues
day afternoon by party OF lady
friends.
arrived in Kasota this week to
visit her mother, Mrs. Mary DAVIS.
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