The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1923-11-30
SPRING ISLAND COUPLE
They Were Joined In Marriape;
News And Notes In General

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News And Notes In General
Spring Island and Rapidan, Nov
ember 27.-Philip Anderson and
Miss Lydia Sorenson, both OF
Spring Island, were married at Man
kato Sunday afternoon at two
O'Clock. The wedding was a quiet
affair, only members of the family
and q few friends witnessing the
ceremony. Mrs. Anderson is the
daughter Of Mr.. and Mr.. Sigel >Sor-
enson and has lived in Spring Island
all her life. Mr.. Anderson has made
his home with the Richard
Jones family for many years and is
one OF the bus drivers for consoli
dated school Of Rapidan. They will
make their home in Spring Island.
The best wishes of their many
friends go to them.
Frank Nelson and sons Arthur and
Donald motored to Sioux City, Iowa,
last Thursday where they expect to
locate. Charles Nelson is driving the
school bus. formerly driven by Ar
thur Nelson.
Mrs. ]. Pettis has been visiting re-
latiyes and friends at Owatonna.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Hulce and the
Misses Harshburger and Kalfsbeck
motored to the cities last week to
witness the final football game of
this season.
Mrs. @. H. Schendel and son Dom
aid drove to Minneapolis last week.
John Cosbob and family are en-
loyfng the services of good house
keeper since last Tuesday.
Much credit Is due to Arthur
Reedstrom. Marcus and Paul Paul
son and Ole Kuam for the neat ap-
pearance Of the Community club.
These four young men spent several
evenings last week in scrubbing and
vanishing the woodwork, floors and
calsomining the walls of the club.
The Farm Bureau will hold a
meeting Monday evening at the Dave
Crane farm, in Southbend town
ship.
The party at Spring Island com
munity club last Saturday, was en-.
Joyed by very large crowd.
Jake Brude is having cement
hoor put in his barn.
Mrs. Bertha Paulson and family
drove to Madelia Sunday to visit an
aunt. who is very i'll.
Mrs. Pierson, who has been Wis
iting for some time at the home OF
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry
Jones, returned home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Moses Of
Kasota visited at the L. Jefferson
home last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hughes re-
turned to their home in Lake Crvs-
tai Saturday after a visit at the
home Of the latters sister, Mrs
Richard Jones.
Mason Hynson is not feeling very
well at this writing. : - - -
Mr.. Benson of Mankato was at
Spring Island the first of the week
looking I'D well digging jobs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Len Johnson re-
turned to their home in Lake City
after a few days visit with friends
near Ranidan and Garden City. ..,
The Waite Duo entertained a large
audience at Rapidan school last Sat-
urday evening. These young ladies
are splendid readers. pianists and
vocalists. They kent their audience
either roaring with laughter or in
breathless silence: The J.vrc~~
course at Consolidated shcools here
furnish a splendid program once a
month.
Mrs. Emily Fradenbnrgh OF Mar
shall, MINI. and Mrs. blanche Niei.
son of Pemidji are visiting at their
parerts home. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Swift
ger. These ladies were verv sn----
to hear of the death Of their aunt
Mrs Emory Pearson, on their ar
rival. Word he'd not reached thern
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