The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1923-02-16
NEWS OF KASOTA
Funeral Of Mrs. J. C. johnson Was
Held In VILLAGE.

1ci0 IN village.
hasota, February 9.-Funeral ser
wees for Mrs. ]. c. Johnson, whose
death occurred last Sunday evening,
took place yesterday afternoon
from the family nome and later from
the First Lutheran church. Rev. v.
II. Hegstrom officiated. Songs were
sung by the choir. The pallbearers
were August Strand, Oscar Wistrom,
..hgust Peterson, Charlie Johnson,
l.. r. Swenson and Peter Clans.
Among those from out Of town
present at the funeral were Mrs.
Sundberg, MaGelia, and Henry
Denker Of Minneapolis. Interment
was made in the kasota cemetery.
very unfortunate last Monday even
ing. While out skating ne fell down
and broke one of his legs. DR.. Dam
lels OF st. Peter was called and set
the limb. At present the little fell
low is getting along as well as can
be expected.
The Kasota high school basket
ball team will play the ST. Peter
high school team this evening at
Mrs. Hans Johnson and Mrs.
Harry Johnson visited Clarence
Johnson at st. Joseph's hospital
Mankato, last Friday and report
the patient doing very nicely.
MISS Florence Granger entertain
ed a number of friends at her home
last Monday evening. Dainty re-
freshments were served at the close
OF the evening.
Miss Dorothea McTighe is EN-
ployed at the Golden Rule depart
ment store, st. Paul.
Mrs. L. Gilmore and children OF
Lake Crystal Were guests the latter
part OF last week at the Harry John
son home. On Sunday Mr.. Gilmore
and Miss Rose Sutherland were
their guests and We're accompanied
back to Lake Crystal by Mrs. Gil
mole and daughters.
Miss Margaret Gripp Of st. Pau
was guest of her mother Mrs. Ida
Grip last Sunday.
Misses Hazel McTighe and Stella
Rydberg and Carl Rydeen visited
Clarence Johnson at st. Joseph's
hospital, Mankato, last Tuesday
evening.
John Waterman of the twin cite.
visited at the Charles Waterman
home over Sunday.
Mrs. w. B. Pulver was a Mankatc
caller last Tuesday.
| T.. S. Wilcox transacted business
in the twin cities last Tuesday.
Mrs. Steinkraus of Vesta visited
her daughter Mrs. Pearl Larson
several days during the past week.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Sebastian and chill.
dren and Mrs. c. Pitmon were Sun.
day guests of Nj. and Mrs. Buck.
house, Mankato.
Mrs. Nels Ecklund visited Mrs. c
r. Swenson at the Emmanuel hos
p;.al. Mankato, last Saturday. Mrs
Swenson is expected home thi!
week.
Mrs. T. S. Wilcox is spending thi.
week with relatives in the twin CT
ties. IN
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kendall oftLt
Sueur Center was a guest of Mr.
and Mrs. Pitmon last Sunday.
Hiss Ruth Rydberg visited rela
tives in st. Peter over the weel
end.
A prayer meeting was conducted
at the Charles McLain home OIL
Wednesday evening. Rev. A. w
Magnuson was the leader.
Mrs. j. R. Ream was on the sicl
list several days this week.
| Bert Melody has been on the sicl
list the past week.
Miss Alice Bailey, who is taking
q course in nursing at Eitel hospital
Minneapolis, expects to be hom,
next Sunday.
Miss Gladys Stockton entertained
a number of her friends last Wed
nesday in honor of her birthday an
lniversary.
Mrs. William Moses OF Mankat,
visited at the Jardine home iron
Friday until Monday.
Mrs. Mention has been on the sicl
list during the past week.
Mrs: w. Jardine left on Tuesdaa,
for Minneapolis, where he took il
the automobile show.
Friends were sorry to hear tina
Mrs. Dean of Haberden, Wash, wa
taken i'll recently with a stroke o
paralysis.
Gus Gustafson visited friend
over the week end at Mankato.
!, Mrs. Link returned to Minneapo
lis Saturday after visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Bartel sew
eral days.
Misses Elizabeth and Amand
Pitmon visited from Friday unit
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Henri
Buckhouse of M .nkato.
| MISS Minnie nelson Ol MduhdL
was a guest of Anna Grant last Sat
urday and Sunday.
Ed Colson and Raymond Hanso
Of Minneapolis spent several day
last week at their respective home!
They returned to their work o
Sunday.
Emil Swenson left recently 70
Minot, n. D., where he will be EN-
ployed for four months.
SCHOOL NOTES
Charles Warrant broke his lie
MONDAY evening and will be abser
; from school for some time.
George Kottke and Robert ALE
are absent, from school because {
illness.
Plans are under way to give tn
Junior senior reception in the nea
future.
The fourth and fifth grades ar
oiu WaGhinpfn