The Mankato free press., 1923-06-08
STORIES FROM .PETTIs


Pettis, June 4.-Miss Dorothy
Kaveney has returned from q visit
with friends and relatives in the
twin cities. 49,
Marguerite fletcher is spending
the week with her grandmother. Mrs.
S. Weygandt of Mankato.
I Charles Turrittin and Roy Cross
field graduated from Kasota high
school Friday evening. ,..
Fred Schmidt was a business cal
Ter in 81. Peter Saturday.
Hattie Kessler is spending the
week with Anna Mae Kendall.
Mrs. Oscar overn was a business
caller in Kasota last Saturday.
Mrs. Jake Reifschneider and
daughters returned from a week. 8
visit with relatives at Gaylord Tues
lday. .E
Mr.. and Mrs. F. J. Carr were bust :
ness callers in st. Peter Thursday.
j., J. Clifford transacted business
at the county seat Thursday between
Mesdarnes Frank Everett Of Cleve-
land and William Johnson of Staples
were callers at the Shuey home last
Mr.. and MRS. John Rehome were
shoppers at st. Peter last Sunday.
Messrs and Mesdames Gus Wen
delschafer, Henry Bfehn and. James
Farrell were recent guests of Mrs.
Lon Kendall.
J. c. Weiss of Cleveland was a
caller here Friday afternoon.
| Jake Reifschneider and Mike Bin
der made business trip to Man
kato Saturday between trains.
| Misses Sophia Fischer, Gusta
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Fischer of st. Peter were callers at
The elevator here Is closed for a
few weeks. Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Borneman left Tuesday on a motor
"trip north. where they will spend
Iseveral weeks in their old home,
Hallock, Mimi, with relatives and
friends. e.
Frank Turrittin of st. Paul is a
guest Of his sister, Mrs. Freeman
Crossheld and family.
Father Doran of ST. Paul was a
Iguest over Sunday of relatives here.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. S. E., Kendall and
children of Albert Lea and Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Fechter and family were
guests last Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lon Kendall.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Kendall and
son Clifford OF Kasota were guests
Thursday at the L. Kendall home.
Messrs and Mesdames Alva and C.
A. sPettis and daughter Mercedes
and Nadine Pettis notored to Win :
throp last Sunday and were guests
Iof Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Morton.
Fred Fechter was among the fish
ermen at Lake Washington and sue
ceeded in landing a nine and a half
pound pike.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Livingston and
daughter Lora Jean were guests last
Tuesday of Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Lee.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Sauer and son
Edward and Mrs. Christine Gusting
of Arlington were guests last Sun
day of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Reif-
Ischneider.
Richard Noonan of Mankato spent
a few days this week with his moth
er, Mrs. Oscar Overn. .-.
family we're guests last Sunday of
the latter's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Freeman Crossfeld.
Misses Hattie Hunter of Mankato
and Amelia Hunter and William Nc
Peck of Cleveland were callers at
the Shuey home last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Weber and
children were shoppers in St. Peter
Rev. A. r Winter of Mankato and
Jake Reifschneider made a business
trip to Mankato Tuesday.
Fred Geyer of Elysian and Mr..
and Mrs. Peter Klein of st. Peter
were guests of II. Sonnabend Sun
day.
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day Wednesday Mr.. and Mrs. J..
binder, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Klein,
Misses Marie Reifschneider, Mary
volk of Mankato and Jack Prim of
GAINESVILLE.
Max Hack was guest Decora-
tion day of Mrs. Theresa Schmitt
Miss Dorothy Kaveney entertained
a number of friends at wiener
roast at Connors point, Lake Wash
ington, Saturday.
Hattie Kessler, Kathleen Meagher,
Annastasia White and Anna Farrell
were among those who attended a
wiener roast near the Farrell home
last Saturday.
Corrinne and Walter Becker of
Mankato were guests Of friends here
last Sunday.
1 CAdIlSS fICy VI ~ ONSA
business caller in this vicinity last
Monday.
Chris Jacobson spent few days
with his mother, Mrs. Max Hack
here this week.
Sam Connor was business V1s1-
tor in st. Peter Thursday.
Anna Binder is spending the week
with Eva Reifschneider.
| Representative c. Roscoe Davis,
Mrs. Davis and children were guests
last Sunday Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Mrs*E e. Davis entertained the
Woman's Literary club Of st. Peter
last Monday afternoon at her pleas
ant country home. Election OF off-
GERS was held for the coming year.
The home was profusely decorated
with lilacs and apple blossoms. The
afternoon was pleasantly spent and
dainty refreshments were served.
Mildred and Teddy Mathews OF
Lake Crystal, former residents OF
Pettis, were guests at the Milton
Rairdon home last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. wilson,
daughter Margaret and SON of OF
tawa were guests Saturday and Sun
day of Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Rawlings.
| Misses Ardella Johnson and Esth-
er Koenen were among the graduates
of. the State Teachers college, Man
kato, this year. h-..
Mrs. j. A. Anderegg OF st. Paul
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