The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1923-05-04
AUTO hit BUGGY;
FOLK WERE HURT
Smash Occurred On the St.
Peter Road; News of
kasota

Kasota, May 3.-What might ha'
proved a serious accident, occurred
Saturday when an automoD::e struck
the buggy in which ISIS frances
Rapp and f. J. O'Leary were riding.
he automobile was coming at
high rate Of speed, but fortunately
not much damage was done. The
buggy was smashed and Mr.. o Leary
was thrown out. he received only a
few minor cuts. The driver or the
car refused 10 stop ana 10 cIue to
has identity has been toGnd.
The nasota Live Wires enjoyed a
social evening AT the Charles Nc
Lain home last Tuesday. Refresh,
ments were served and a fine time
was had by all present.
A parcel shower was given last
Friday afternoon at the William
Meyer home in honor o. Miss Fran
ces RAW whose marriage takes
place next month. The hostesseS
Eayse and Mrs. Meyers. About sixty
guests were present including friends
nom Kasota and st. Peter. Miss
Rapp received many useful gifts TO
which had been attached humorous
Phymes The feature OF the after
ION was a mock wedding at which
dith Wolfe offiCiated as minister.
dora Bayse was the groom and
Elsie Rudell. the bride. At the close
OF the afternoon delicious refresh
ments were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Randolph en-
teltaincd a large number of friends
at their home last Saturday evening.
Clarence Johnson and Clifford Carl
son were among the business callers
at Markato last Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Ofenloch
and son John arrived last Thursday
from Willmar for visit with rela-
tives. Mrs. Ofenloch and little son
will remain for months visit.
Little Henry EnGiehart has been
seriously i'll with pleuro pneumonia.
His mother Mrs. Kate Link was
sent for.
Miss Edith Carlson OF LeSueur IN
company with friends visited her
son.
Miss Margaret Gripp of st. Paul
spent the week end with her mother,
Mrs. Ida Gripp.
Wallace Grant OF Pennington Wis
tied his mother. Mrs. Willard Grant
l.. D. McFadden OF ST. Paul was
in attendance at the W. o. W. meet
ing held at the lodge rooms We'd
ne IdN SN enlnS.
oscar Olson submitted to an OPP
Grafton al Rochester last Thursday.
RrpUwS tom his bedside state that
h" Is I.sttin2 along nicely.
Members Of the p. A. p. club en-
joyed social eN ening at the home
al one 0. thor members last Friday.
Miss FlUrenLe Granger was hostess
and delicious luncn was served.
Lydia Wells Of Nicolet visited her
sister, Mr.. William johns, Jr., one
Qav last week.
rho VI, +. Y. girls OF the high
sahopil eniol ed. n wiener roast last
Monde. evening.
Fred EabcOck was 4 business call
{. in the twin cities last Thursday.
81. ! ID Sab, 1cA entertained a
M, =. ,Tierds at luncheon on
ll;t ia. IiteInCOH.
Mj>s Ia tav Wistrom is visiting
~!Stc.. ."TS. p. L. Nutting OF Man
Natf. tor several weeks.
Ms, r:Gna Jefferson OF LeSueuT
,,!stc Over The week end with her
!.r.. ITS. Ny. AID Mrs. Fred Peter
u and ,irs. c. L. Rydesn and
all, ana H!;sc Hazel McTighe were
w ~ gLesls 40 the J. Bennett
l.f6v !lsl 5 nday.
Mrs. y. s. Wilcox entertained a
uumh-. O. friends al her home last
i,idav AFTERNOON. Delicious refresh
ments were served.
sam Weygandt o. Mankato was a
business caller in town friday.
Mrs. Davies OF Canby is visiting
at the Fred Randolph home for a
few days.
Miss Hannah Berkquist was a
dinner guest at the A. Johnson home
last Sunday.
Alfred Johnson has been on the
sick list for several days.
Mrs Weber. sister. of Mrs. c. Har
man. has been seriously i'll.
Mrs. Archibald Roberts has been
on the sick list.
Miss Agnes Anderson Of West
brook visited with her mother, Mrs
liver Anderson last Sunday. She was
anro1Ite TO Mudbaden with friends.