The Mankato free press., 1923-09-14
STORIES IN KASOTA
TALES TOLD BY THE FREE
PRESS CORRESPONDENT
Comings and Goings Of People, !
Social Note and
Otherwise

ed last week. Ge was formerly en-
plogfd in Kasota but mas just re-
Gently returned from Wisconsin.
where he sold MS farm.
Mr. and Mrs. Sels Ecalund and
family returned last Tuesday even
ing after a delightful motor trip In
10 Northern Minnesota as lar as
a. daughter, Mrs. Edwin Fogt OF
Minneapolis and, at st. Cloud we're
guests -ot William Kopp and faulty.
At Aldrich they were Joined by
Louis Erkel and family or lie Sueur.
They covered tstaI Of S76 miles.
Mrs. William Fitzloff visited
friends and relatives at Minnespo'
liz last week.
Mrs. George Bennett visited in
Mankato Wednesday for additional
medical treatment -,
The Parent Teachers association
met at the school house yesterday
afternoon TO elect officers for the
Mr.. And Mrs. George Warning re-
turned the FIRST Of the week after a
visit to the state fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Allen and lit
tie SON were among the state fair
visitors the first Of the week.
Mrs. M. A. Ostrander returned last
week after & visit with her SON. Dr.
Donald ostrander OF Denver, Colo
rado.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Ball Of Minpe-
apolis were entertained over Sun
day at the Martin Erickson home.
Clarence johnson took his depsr-
ture Friday for Rapid City, 8. D.,
~nere he win attepd college this
Nj Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Lsvsrson and
sSsr1 fa1 and nSsSsed .Ssns Sunday tS 8S
and Mrs. clifford Peterson.
The children OF Mr.. and Mrs,
John Dexelske were operated on for
the removal Of their tonsils last
week and are doing nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Swenson
uotored up from Champagne III and
are visiting In KRsota with relatives
for q week or more.
The many friends OF Mrs. A. A.
Anderson will be pleased to know
that she continues to improve very
Mrs. p. J. Norman and children
left last Thursday for Green Bay.
Wis.,, TO spend few weeks with Mr..
Miss Helen Warrant left last Sat
urday to spend a week with friends
In the Twin cities.
Mr. and Mrs. Gustav Anderson
: and Mr.. and Mrs. G r. Swenson en-
joyed an outing last Monday at Lake
JEFFERSON.
Miss Hester Rydeen spent several
DAYS last week at the Edwin Stang
Ter and Fred Eector homes at Lake
shs. L. p. Anderson entertained
tie ladies aid society Of the Con-
gregational church last wednesday
Miss Josephine Binder Of West
Mrs. Paul Vetter. several days last
week
Miss Bdythemae Moulton has &C.
cepted q position 70 teach at Belle
Plaine and left Sunday for thai
Mrs. Tack Becker and SON Of Min.
neapoiis were guests Of c. y. Rydeer
and family last week
william Coult OF Faifmont was
entertained last Sunday at the home
Of Mrs. Carrie Johnson.
Miss Therese vetter left last Sat
urdRJ to resume her work ~ teach
er &c Two Harbors.
Nr. and Mrs. Harry Greenig were
Do1A1CSs SohcAc ~ ~" O1SoA NS4S0'
Paul Vertsr left last Saturday tc
look after his land interests nea,
Mora, Minn.
Gates Youngren has been on the
sick list the past week or more.
Mrs. Charles Birr spent seyera
days last week with friends at st
Peter. II &.
Mr. and Mrs. John streador ant
Wayne Streader were among those
who attended the state fair the mrs
OF the week g..
Edward Coleson. who has return.
Cd from Chicago TO work at st. Pau
was the guest Of c. w. Meyers enC
family the nrst OF the week.
Miss Laura Buell. has accepted
position as stenographer In the Off
ces Of the Mankato Teachers col
lege. She commenced the work las
Thursday.
Carl Peterson, who has been tn,
guest of his mother, Mrs. Marie Pc
terson for several weeks, left Tues
day evening to work at Minneapolis
Hiss. Kathryn Brock returned q
her home In Minneapolis last Tues
day after q visit with the Charles r
Swenson and Gates Youngren /fami
lee
Iue IOllOWluB cugOySO Suppc
az Sfbley Park, Mankato on Monday
Z Mr.. and Mrs. l. C. Mason, Lee Ma
/. SON and family and Mr.. and Mrs. 2
L Mason
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Lundgrel
were tho guests OF Gates Youngrel
and family a few days this week
They were enroute to their hom'
at Denver, Col.
Relatives are informed that Mrs
Robert -Jardine submitted to al
operation for appendicitis the frs
OF the week at a hospital at St Pau
and is doing nicely.
Mrs. Franklin returned last Mon
day 10 her home at st. Peter, atfe
nursing at the A. A. Anderson hom
for several months, Her place wa
filed by Mrs. Laumann Of ST. Peter
Hans Johnson was notified tn
fret OF the week OF the death OF
sister Mrs. Peterson Of st. Pau
Mr. Johnson and son Harry, attend
ed the funeral, which was hel,
Thursday at Mankato.
In the Presbyterian church las
Sunday attention was called to tn
fact that the thirty eight anniver
sary of the ordination Of Mr.. H. W
Clopp was az an elder, in tha
church. He has served in that osfc
continuously by reelection, and 81
unanimous vote OF RECOGNITION an
appreciation was passed. Fort
wears of service with merited conf