The Mankato free press., 1923-07-06
Arvid Gustafson Married
To Illinois Girl
NOTES ARE PICKED
Happenings In Town Collected
BY the Free Press
Reporter

Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles GuStafSon,
was married last Tuesday to Miss
Ferne Mcdonald Of Champagne. H.
linois. They are expected to arrive
here soon on their wedding trip and
then will continue to reside in Cham :
payne, where Mr.. Gustafson has a
good position as marble setter. The
young man is a Kasota boy, who has
made good and his many friends ex-
tend TO him at this time, sincere
CONCENTRATIONS.
Mrs. Emil Swenson and daughter
Evelyn, were entertained yesterday
at the Milton home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Palmquist en-
tertained a large gathering of rela-
tives and friends at dinner last
Sunday.
Miss Marion McGillvary of Clo-
quet is being entertained this week
at the Buell. home as the guest OF
Mss Buell.,
Mrs. Maurice Gillett returned last
Saturday to her home in New York,
altar visiting for several weeks with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. {. w,
Mrs. Ralph Fawcett, Misses Ruth
and Laura Buell. and Miss McGill =
vary, motored to the twin cities
Tuesday to spend a few days with
friends.
Mrs. Frank Edge and SON Lester
motored to lie Sueur Center friday,
A family reunion was held at the
home of Mrs. Gilbertson of Morse =
land Sunday, when Mr.. and Mrs. Ole
johnson of Kasota were the guests
of honor, the occasion being their
silver wedding anniversary. The af-
fair was to them a complete surprise
and they were presented with sew
eral pieces of silver. Mr.. and Mrs.
August Berquist and daughter Helen
we're among those present:
Misses Judith and Edith Clans
were Mankato callers Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Ream and
children Of Minneapolis are visiting
here this week.
Miss Ella Alquist was a Mankato
caller Wednesday.
A mum Der Of Kasota people are at
tending the Chahtauqua at ST. Peter
this week.
Mrs. Charles Rydberg and Mrs. o.
A. Swenson and daughter Ethel
were visitors at st. Peter Thursday,
Mrs. ]. Franklin of St. Peter has
been engaged as nurse at the A. A.
Anderson home.
Misses Elsie Anderson and Edith
wistrom are working in st. Peter
this week.
Mr.. Alfred Rydberg left Wednes-
day for Minneapolis after spending
a week at the Charles Rydoerg
home.
Mrs. C. A. Lindquist and children
returned to their home in Minneap-
oils last Saturday, after spending a
week at the home of o. A. Peterson.
Mrs. Peterson accompanied them to
the twin cities, where she will visit
relatives and friends for some rlme.
Mrs. Henry Matthes and children
returned Sunday TO their home at
Valley Springs, South Dakota, after
visiting at the home of o. P. Buell.
They were accompanied as far as
Jackson Minnesota, by the Buell.
family. Henry Matthes and Ralph
Fawcett joined the party at Jackson
Mrs. w. B. Pulver and daughter
Mona, motored to st. Paul last week
and on Wednesday attended the
graduation exercises at the Univer-
etty Of Minnesota. Richard Pulver
was one Of the graduates.
Mrs. S. J. Swenson returned TO her
home at Ortonville last Sunday after
q two weeks visit here, with her
sister Mrs. Charles r. Swenson. En-
route she will visit relatives at Min
neapolis.
Mrs. Albert Allen made a trip to
Minneapolis last Saturday and
brought back her little son, Buddy
who has been visiting several weeks
AZ the camp Of Mr.. and Mrs. Clair
Schumacher at Cedar Lake.
The terrific storm last Saturday
evening did considerable damage
round town, especially at the Kasota
Sand and Gravel plant, where ma
chinery and equipment were badly
battered.
my. g. r. Swenson received a large
box of fine cherries the first Of the
week. sent from Wilson Creek
Washington, by her son Clifford.
Miss Maryvellen Peters Of Mime
apoiis was the guest Of Miss Ruby
Swenson at Lake Jefferson over
Sunday.
Mrs Emil Ewensop was among the
shoppers at Mankato last MONDAY;
The members OF the Christian En-
deavor society are rehearsing. for a
play entitled. The Elopement oi
Ellen, to be given soon. They have
engaged Mrs c. Weibegahn OF st
Peter as coach.
Mrs. II. W. Clapp will entertain
the Ladies. Aid society Of the Pres
byteriau church next Friday after
noon, July 6, instead OF on THURSDAY
"a usual.
oscar Olson returned last Satur,
day from Rochester, where he un'
derwent two minor operations.
Mr.. and Mrs. Berkely Thompson
are expected to arrive from Wash
irgton D. c. Sunday for visit a
the William Jardine home.
Mrs. Arthur Dahlquist and child
rem returned TO their home at Marine
Mills Wednesday after a two weeks
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Martir
Erickson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Holden anC
children and Mrs. Frank Peterson o
New Rockford North Dakota, called
on Kasota friends the first of the
week. They are on their way tC
Tracy where they will visit at the
Elmer Peterson home.
Miss Edith Carlson who has beer
teaching the past year at LIE Sueul
is spending the summer with he'
parents Mr.. and Mrs. August Carl
son.
Leon Nix and family have movet
this week into the residence recentl!
vacated by Mr.. and Mrs. Georg'
Sawyer.
e. s. Humble and daughter Mrs
Irwin Hartman enjoyed an outinl
at Point Pleasant last sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas McTighe
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