The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1923-12-07
NEWS Of EAST MEDO

Program Carried Out At Lutheran
Church,; Short Stories Collected
East Medo, December 3.-Last
Sunday evening Mrs. Elmer Sever
son introduced the subject What
We Have To Thank God For" at
the Y. P. s. meeting at the Medo
Lutheran church. The program was
as follows: REGULATIONS by Carlin
and Elvina Severson; readings by
the Misses LYDIA Lewis, Edna Of
ferlee. Mrs. Knute Zen, Albert Se-
Yerson; vocal duet by Mr.. and Mrs.
Ben Lindeland; remarks by Stella
RaGhie. Committees for the Christ
mas program were elected. William
Lentz, Peter Peterson, and 0ryille
Anton, to collect and Rem LinGeiand,
Joseph Jensen, Miss Bernice Olson,
Vera Anton and Gladys Guam.
Joe Gender, the wool buyer OF
Albert Lea was transacting business
in East Medo Monday.
Jack Christensen and Mr.. Gordon
Of GAINESVILLE were East Medo callers
Monday.
Remember the Ladies' Aid meets
at the home Of Mrs. John Clausen
Wednesday afternoon, December s.
Sunday, December 8, will be Eng
lish and Norwegian services COM
bined at the Medo Lutheran church,
conducted by Rev. Severson Of Blue
Earth. Rev NerboVig of New Ricn-
land had planned to preach last
Sunday, but on account Of getting
the dates mixed, he will be at Medo
some time later.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ora
Anderson was seriously Ill Thursday
evening. DR.. Lembke of Minnesota
Lake, was called for aid.
Misses Cecil Clausen and Layina
Guddal, who are attending the Tea
cheers College at Mankato spent their
Thanksgiving vacation at their par
entail homes. ... -s
Miss Cecilia Beise OF Pine Island
who is attending Gustavus College
at st. Peter, spent. her vacation with
her cousin. Irene Beise.
Ed Beise and daughter Irene,
Miss Ida Belse. Mrs. C. F. Rachie
and daughter Stella and the Misses
Psrnice and Evelyn Olson, were en-.
Mrs, William Lentz for Thanksgiv.
ing dinner.
Scarlet fever has broken out In
the Pemberton school and school
was closed last Wednesday.
Mrs. Tony Anton and family, Mr..
and Mrs. Julius Jams and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Lentz ana
daughter Alice, John Anton and
daughter Vera and son Oryille, spent
Thursday evening at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Jams.
Casper Guam and daughter GLADYS
and son Kenneth were Mankato
Mrs. c. L. Rachie returned Thurs.
day from Rochester where she has
been with Rev. Rachie since his op-
GRAFTON. She left him getting along
nicely, but he will not be out Of dam
ger for two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred offerlee and
family dined at the H. D. Lewis
home for Thanksgiving dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Mantle OF
GAINESVILLE, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
Lipdeland.
Alvin Lewis, who is attending the
Luther Academy at Albert Lea,
81 emit his vacation at home.
Miss Olive Lindeland, who Is at
tending high school at GAINESVILLE
spent her vacation at home.
Miss Ida Mall OF Parker Prairie
returned last Sunday to take up her
school duties again.
Miss Eleanor Larson. who Is
teaching high school at Bingham
Lake spent her vacation with her
friend, Miss Lydia Lewis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Seyerson and
daughter Fern and son Melvin, spent
THANKSGIVING day at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Oftedahl.
Albert Severson Is the owner Of
new Fordson tractor purchased from
Greeley at Mapleton.
Henry Lynch OF st Clair was at
East Medo Friday.
Misses Thelma and Lavlna Guddal
were Mankato visitors Friday. .
Quite A Change