The Mankato free press., 1923-06-29
NEWS FROM PETTIS
happenings In that Section Tn;
Past Few Days

!. Dobie and infant son returned
Tuesday evening from Minneapolis
where the later mas been al the Tn.
Nersity hospital the past two weeks,
Their son kenneth accompanied
them home after spending the past
month with relatives,
Mr., and Mrs, J. F. Kaveney and
family were guests last Sunday OF
Mrs. Ella Weber of st. Peter.
Richard Moonan Of Mankato, who
has been Ill at the home Of his
mother. Mrs. Oscar Oyerr. is max
ing good cOnvalesence.
Mrs. Glen Livingston and 6augh
ter Lora Jean, OF Kasota, were
guests Wednesday OF Mr., and Mrs.
J. A. Lee.
Mercedes, the little daughte- Of
Mr. and Mrs. c, 4. Pet;is was taken
seriously III last Saturday. Dr.. F.
writing she Is somewhat improved.
Gus Ballman and sister Dora Ball
man, were Pettis callers Thursday
evening.
Miss Rose Kessler is assisting
Mrs. John Dobil with her wor: for
:. Cecil Pettis is reported
among those on the sick lis; the
Mrs. ", \. Pettis and daughter
Nadine were shoppers at ST. Peter
Wednesday afterlOon.
F. J. keSsler is building d new
granary on his place near the ele-
vator.
". B. Taylor of lie Sueur Center
was a business caller here Wednes-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Void Of Mankato
are spending a few weeks at the
home OF Mrs; Frank Void:
SON Melville. motored to Cleveland
Monday evening. to visit the latter's
mother, Mrs. Melissa Davis, at the
home Of her son in law, Martin
Pommith. who has been iii for sew
eral weeks.
Miss annie Kessler was a guest
Monday evening OF her parents, MI.
and Mrs. F. J. kessler.
Nr. and Mrs Charles Rassmus
sen. nee Marie Kessler, Of Tacoma,
Washington. are expected Tuesday
on a two weeks visit to the lstters
parents MI and Mrs. F. J. Kessler.
They will visit relatives at Wood
stock and Chicago, Illinois, visiting
Mrs. Rassmussen's parents on their
return.
Miss Maud Case after brief visit
with her mother. Mrs. George Case,
left Wednesday for the Twin Cities,
where she will leave for New York
10 seven young ladies' who sail for
Europe They viii visit England.
Italy, Switzerland and other places
Of interest and expect 10 remain
untf the first of September.
George Case spent few days
with his family enroute from Seat
tie. Washington. this week. leaving
Wednesday for the northern part OF
the state, where he has land inter
ests.
Mrs. Katharine HerneI and
daughter, Miss Ida HermeI were
called here this week by the illness
az the formers little granddaughter,
Mercedes Pettis-
Mrs. o. L Davis of St Peter was
caller az the Mrs Alva Pettis
jerome. son OF MT. and MIS- 8.
Piess, is spending the summer With
bis grand parents. Mr. and MIS-
Mall Schabert-
and Mrs. Vera OF Minneapolis we're
guests last week Of Mrs Andrew
Lurth Of Lake Washington.
Mr. and Mrs Herman Bornemar,
have returned from q two weeks
visit TO their scn ar Hanock. Mime
sofa Mr. Borneman was her We'd
nesday looking after his business in
terests here
guests last Wednesday afternoon OF
Mrs Fred Wendelschaefer and
family.
Joseph Schoeb, fzrme- of our
County stepped through hole IL
his store boat last WedDezSay w''iTe
working on the farm. which result .
ed IN a sprained ankle and broken
leg. The fracture fE TeTy painful
and he VII not be able 70 work FOR
some time
sofa, this week
Ruth. the infant daughter os lir,
and Mrs. Jake Reifoschnefder is re-
covering from the measles.
The usrai number Of ycU1S POO
ole from this vicinity attended the
c1rcus at Nankato Monday.
Mrs. IT. Q. shuey,; Mss AmeiL.
Hunter and VIM. Nc Pech were
Nankato callers Sunday afternoon,
relaffyea at Mankat0 last Sunday
Frank Mention and daughter. Ar
Hns were visitors last Friday at the
John Mention home.
MI lake Reifschneider and Mss
Eva Rsifschneide1, we're gueSts Fri
dsY at the John Binder home.
Mr. and Mrs VIM. Gta9gaeT and
Mn. JoSsph Stanxher OF W2tsrTille
were calling on relatives In this VI
cfntt7 last Thursday
Miss Dorothy kaTsne7 entertain
ed at a six O'Clock dinner SundaJ
fbe fOil0Vfn3. Jack K1asse1s. Lee
Fredrfch. Misses NfldTed Wsgnei
and Bessie Lampart Of Mankato
606ert Wife and Miss Dorothy
Nfss Julia RAnSca Of Eagle Lake
aad Arthur Mars Of Cleveland.
Mr. and Mrs, Albert LaTth at
tended the Farm Bureau picnic al
Swafl Lake Frida?,
81, w, W. coTeiI ras A profss.
steaat caller in this vicinity Satur
fisess Eva RAifseaneidSr snG
RSss Kessier, were st. Peter shop.
n6rs SatuYdaT.
Vr, and Ms. A. J.. Rawlings
HsYoH Wilson and Miss Einort
issw1ipss wsr6 Cleveland visitor:
issf EafHYday evening.
q j, Clifford was q business ealiei
at Comfy Seat Wednesday, betweei
HsnYy Rsifsehneidsr has hired OF
"a NfsE Busu's. a Cleveland farmer
SSiss Josapfihe Kessier Of 81