The Mankato free press., 1923-09-28

was a professional CALLER at Pettis
last Tuesday.
Mrs. Ira Pettis is making a good
convalescent, after an operation for
the removal Of her tonsils at Man
kato.
Mr.. and Mrs\ Glen Livingston and
daughter Lora Jean OF Kasota,
spent Sunday at the ]. A, Lee
S. +. Pettis was a caller at the
home Of his daughter, Mrs. C. G.
Wendelshaefer Wednesday.
Fred Fechter was transacting
business at St. Peter Monday.
J. J.. Dobie returned Monday
from business trip to st. Paul.
Mrs. Anderson and son Raymond
Pettis Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Rawlings Of
Kasota and Mr.. and Mrs. will
Mitchell Of st. Peter were callers
at the Dobie home Sunday.
Floyd Laney who was on the sick
list several days the past week, In
making a good recovery.
Linden Connor made a business
trip to Mankato Thursday after
noon.
MI. and Mrs. Ben Nslson and Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. II. Schiender Of st.
Peter, have closed their cottages at
Lake Emily and returned to the
Mrs. William wellsandt and
children Of Rtzville, washington, ar
rived Saturday on a months visit,
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Wsndelshaster.
John Wolfe and son Clarence and
daughter Elizabeth and Miss Rose
Volk were entertained last Sunday
at the John Faust home.
Thomas Garyin of Minneapolis
was a guest Sunday Of his sister.
Mrs. Andrew Lurth Of Lake Wash
ington.
Charles sheehan is the pvsssssor
OF q new Ford car.
! Mesdames :. H. Laney. J. J. Do
bic Of Pettis. George Kendall and
Mrs. Bert Melody Of KAsota were
over Tuesday afternoon to looA
Miss Frances Wiides AID Miss
high school at Mankato spent the
week end at home.
Angelins Klein Of Manksto was Q
and Mrs. Joseph Klein.
Lyman Wlldes is the possessor Of
new Buick Six.
August Nichoel and family at
tended the street fair at Waterville
Friday.
Miss Alice Wendelshaefsr made
a business trip to st. Paul last
Saturday morning.
! Miss Alice Crossfeld, daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Crossfeld.
sprang a surprise on her neighbors
at Pettis by being married to Gust
ave Gunderson Of Belgrade at Ka-
c. Bailey conducted the services at
the Presbyterian parsonage, Miss
Crossneld Is we'll known In Pettis. is
a graduate OF Kasota high school
and has taught successfully for q
number Of years in the rural schools
OF lie Sueur county. The young
couple will be away for q short time
on an auto trip, after which they
will return 70 the home Of the
brides parents near Pettis..
! Miss Dorothy Kaveney was 4
shopper at st. Peter Monday.
Mrs. Ava Pettis has returned
home, after a few days visit with
ker sor. Carl Pettis and family.
Anna attended services at st.
Mr. ald Mrs. William Mitch ell
of st Peter were guests Sunday of
Mr.. and Ers. Harr" Rswiinxs.
/ The rain Of Wednesday was vel
coined ny all the people in Fettis,
treakins the drouth. and also ben
efittng the pastures and fall plow
ing
Alva Pettis IS building an ,:her 81
10 on mis- dairy farm near st. Peter
and Is milking thhty-iive COWS.
! Mrs. Lille Lamrert aud daughter
Julia and Chester Bartlett were
guests Sunday at the F. w. Wen
1elshaefer home.
4 Tpscher's institute OF Ie sueur
county VII be held Mt lie -Sueer
Center September 2S, 81 and %. Ali
rural school teachers are urged to
attend,
Miss Helen Borneman Of st. Peter
was a week end guest Of Miss Alice
Wende!shacfer Of Lake jefferson.
Mrs I. L. Kendall aud son Ray
nI"nd accompanied by Nr. ana Mrs
James Farrell of Ma-ysburg lett
Thursday on a motor trip to NIL
waukee, Wis, where they viii Wis
It MrB. Kendalrs and Mrs. Far
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10 on to Madison. Wis, and come
back IN about two weeks by the
way Of Chicago, Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Huguaim
who have been guests at the I. l..
Kendall home and A. e. bayis have
returned to W1lliston, N. D.
Mrs. George Kendall and son
Clifford and Mrs. Bert Melody and
sons of ,Kasota were Pettis and
Cleveland callers Tuesday after
noon
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