The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1923-03-16
STORIES OF EAST MEDO
What Has Been Going On In That
keiehborhood Recently
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What Has Been Going On In That
| keiehborhood Recently
East Medo, March 14.-Casper
Iindeland spent a month since ne
left here last fall in Colorado
Springs, waiting TO meet his broth
er John from Wolf Point, Mont
dams. They have left Albuquerque
New Mexico, to spend some time.
but did not ike the climate there
very we'll. The sun was much warm
er. but it being a high altitude the
air was cold. Over half the popula
ton Of that city Is made UP OF In
dams. They have left Albuquerque
and decided to go to Corpus Christi,
| Texas, going by way OF San Anton
10 and Fl Paso, where they will
spend the rest Of the winter and
spring. They write the balmy ocean
breezes are very refreshing and in
vigorating. The vegetables fresh from
the garden are a great treat. also
the oysters and fish which they
catch in the bay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred oftedah and
family spent Sunday evening at the
Victor Severson home.
Hugo WestermanD Of Lake View,
Iowa arrived last Monday to spend
week with Mr.. and Mrs. John An
ton and family. On his return home
he will stop at Rochester and visit
his sister In law, who Is at the
Mayo hospital.
Elmer Sev@son received a letter
from his brother Fremont, who is at
Beaumont Calf He is getting
along just fine and is enjoying him
self with running a chicken ranch.
He has quite number of little
chicks and gets one hundred dozen
eggs a week.
Selmer Guam was a visitor at the
Ben Lindeaand home Wednesday
evening.
e. o. Olson. Conrad Clansen, FL
mer and Victor Sewerson were bu-
mess callers at Mankato Wednes-
day.
MT. and Mrs James Atcherson
and Irving ChMds were Mankato
callers Wednesday.
Quite a number in this vicinity
are sick with chicken pox and
grppe
Rev. Rachie returned home Mon
day from the cities.
Mrs. Dehling passed away last
Saturday. Complications brought on
by old age were the cause. Sne
made her home with her son Franz.
The funeral was conducted Monday
at the house by Rev. Rachie. Inter
ment was made in the Freedom
cemetery.
Fred Anderson has moved onto
the farm owned by Mrs. Sandsmark.
which he has rented for the coming
year. Mr. Bentley viii move onto
the Tweit farm vacated by Mr.. An
derSon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sanford Berentson
had their baby girl christened last
Tuesday, giving it the name Of lola
Lois.
Lee Seversou was business call
er at Minnesota Lake Wednesday
afternoon.
Mzs. IRA Southwick is taking care
sons, who are quite III with the fiu.
Eske Anderson is employed at the
Sunny Side farm owned by Mrs.
John Severson.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Lentz were
Mankato callers Friday. Misses
Irene Beise and Lydia Lewis who
arc attending the Teachers' college,
accompanied them home to spend
their ten days vacation at their
homes
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Bauhm and
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bfuhm were
Mankato visitors Wednesday.
Miss Willets. principal of the
Pemberton high school, was called
death of her step father.
The Medic Farm Bureau unit met
at the home Of Fred Webb last Fri
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Geary and
son Earl and Cleo Lindeland were
dinner guests Sunday at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Crane
Mss Gladys Guam spent Sunday
with Cleo Lndeaand.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Atcherson
were entertained at dinner at the
M. Rickard home Sunday.
William flasher and family Of
DanviI1e have moved onto their
farm OF eighty acres near here last
week
EvangHline and Luther Fen have
KrUeger Of Mapletob was the at
tending physician. At this writing
they are getting better.
August Befse and family have
moved onto the place known as the
old Ed Bedse farm vacated by Bent
leys, who moved onto the Tweit
farm.
John Ripple sheIled corn for John
Davis and Conrad Clausen last
week
There VIII be Norwegian services
IN the Medo Lutheran church Sum
day, March IS, and the Lutheran
League WIN meet In the evening.
Miss Benice Olson VII introduce
tho subject tor the evening.
Mrs, John Albright Of DuuviHs
Hpg4t Mopdny afternoon with Mrs.
WHHam B6nky al her home,
MyN Simon B0aMtson III Quite I'll