The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1923-08-10
COUNTY NURSE QUITS
NICOLLET UNIT HEALTH
OFFICIAL RESIGNED
Happenings In kasota; Person
al Mention and the Viii
Iaoe Notes

Kasota, August 4.-Friends Of
Miss Edleston, county nurse OF LIE
Sueur county, will regret that She
has resigned her position ana Will
leave soon. She has served the
county tor the past three years, anu
u.I4ns that time has discharged nei
duties IN all exceptionally >-pIe man
ner. In leaving, Miss EuoIes.S;. laa
Issued the following statement TO the
people OF LIE Sueur county, who CO.
operated with her in her work: AT
the time when | assumed the re-
sponsibilities OF the nursing work IN
the county, i thought II would be
hard struggle, as il was pioneer
work Happily, this forecast did not
materialiZe, and instead l found tns
peaple ready and willing to WORK.
The work has been pleasure ana
much good had seemingly been &C
complished. For all this ! am duly
grateful. am especially ince <ed 10
the Red Cross organization the Nurs-
ing committee, TO Miss Pieslnger,
chairman and TO the citizens OF the
county. / trust the work Will live
on" Miss Eddleston's successor has
not been named as yet.
Miss Marion Babcock returned
the first OF the week, after motor
trip with friends into Northern Mill
nesota. The party OF young people
encountered an accident near Brain
erd, when Miss Babcock's car was
crowded of the highway by a bus
and went down a twelve foot en-
bankment. Miss Babcock was
slightly Injured by the broken wind
shield, but otherwise all escaped I'M
hurt.
Crossfeld. visited last Monday at
the Mankato Teachers college.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Johnson and
son Howard were visitors last Sun
day at the Luther Gilmore home at
Lake Crystal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kurhner of Win
throp and Miss Alma Fiss Of Gay
lord were guests last Sunday of Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest kottke.
Ralph Woolhouse returned this
week after O. business trip to Wis
consin. John Streador has been tax
ing his place as mail carrier.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Nicholson
and daughter Lois of Okabena. were
guests Friday and Saturday of Hell
mar Leverson and family.
Mrs. John Sanger, Mrs. Carrie
johnson and Miss Ruth Johnson,
were entertained on wednesday last
week at the Joseph Bennett home.
You are invited to hear The Mod
ern Fruits of Christianity," which
will be Mr.. Dom's topic Sunday
morning at the Presbyterian church.
Mrs. Carl Rogers and daughter
Muriel were visitors in st. Peter
last Monday.
Mrs. J. z. Davies and Mrs. F. H.
Babcock attended a bridge party last
bis wife. who has been the guest OF
Miss Hattie Johnson of St Peter.
= Mr.. and Mrs. David Johnson and
son of Washington are expected this
week TO visit Hogan Johnson and
other relatives in Kasota.
John Sanger motored down from
Okabena last Sunday to bring home
his wife, woh has been the guest OF
her mother, Mrs! Carrie Johnsan,
School OFFICERS for district No. 50,
were elected last Saturday when
Henry Pettis succeeded himself as
secretary and Mrs. D. s. Furrittin
was elected treasurer.
Misses Hildegarde and Adeline
Ecklund VI Isanu, and Misses Rose
Sutherland and Elenore Nelson OF
Lake Crystal, were guests the first
OF the week Of Harry Johnson and
family.
Mrs. Oscar Bodeen visited a sis
ter. Mrs. Herman Mayes Of Mime
spohs, last Monday.
Miss Ruth Johnson submitted last
Tuesday to successful minor op-
companted by her mother. Mrs. Car
RE johnson and Miss Ruth Buell..
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Mason, accom-
panied by their guests. DR.. and Mrs
Clifford Peterson, motored to Wa.
teryflle Sunday and Joined FREQ
Chester and family of Dunbar, at q
picnic.
Attorney Charles Rydberg of Min
nsapolis, formerly pastor Of the Ka.
dinner guest last Wednesday Of Mr.
and Mrs. c. r. Swenson. He spent
the day calling on old friends.
The following motored up from
Minneapolis and spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Erickson: Miss
Irene Rund, Ed and Louis Erickson
George Grant and Frank Smith Jr.
Mastor George Grant remained fol
a two weeks visit in Kasota.
Peter Ewert has been making i'm
provements on his property thi!
week.
Mrs. w. B. Pulyer and daughtel
Nora, were business callers in Man
kato last Wednesday.
Mrs. Vora Mitchell of Waseca
was a visitor last Friday at the home
of Mrs. Marie Peterson.
Clifford Mason left last Wednes
day to enter the training camp a
Fort Smelling, fro a month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Pettis wer,
guests last Sunday Of Mrs. Charles
Pettis and family of Madelia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Bosel o
Morgan, were guests OF s. NJ. Grang
er and family.
Miss Hattie Meyer OF st. Peter
was the guest Of her sister, Mrs, D
S. Furriten, on Tuesday.
Master Nathan Furritin Of ST
Paul has come to spend a montl
with D. S. Furrittin and family.
Mrs. II. ]. Ofenloch and daughte
Isabelle are spending the week a
the Donald Bosel home at Morgan.
Mrs. William Paterson of Stiilwa
ter returned Tuesday, after spending
q few days with her sister, Mrs. J
E. Davies. ....
Frank Mention and daughter Ar
line of Mankato, were entertainet
Sunday at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
John Mention. ...-.L
Miss Winnifred Doms OF Water
town, South Dakota, was the CUES
of her brother, Wesley Doms tn
first of the week. Mr.. Doms accom-
panied his sister to Chicago, return
ing on Tuesday.
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