The Mankato free press., 1923-09-14
PETTIs NEWS TOPICS
Happenings In That Neighborhood
Past Few Days.

/. Sailie Lee and Mildred Carlisle
spent the week end with Mrs. Glen
Livingston OF Kasota.
Mesdames w. .. ohfiey and daugh-
ter, Mrs. j. H. Laney and sons were
guests Thursday afternoon Of Mrs.
e. j. Carr.
Miss hester Rydeen of Kasota was
q guest few days this week of
Mrs. Fred Fechter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Ballman ST.
of Cleveland were callers at the
Tuesday.
Harry Rawlings of Kasota were
distributing bills for his sale in
town Thursday.
George Farrel and John Connor
were among the business callers at
st. Peter Thursday.
Miss Helen Quirk opened school in
district 4s, with enrolment OF 'rlfteen
pupils. -
in the Biehn district Tuesday. Z.
F. j. Carr was transacring bust
ness at ST. Peter Friday.
Miss Ardella Johnson opened
school in district 80 Tuesday.
Mrs. ]. H. Laney was st. Peter
caller Friday afternoon.
tending the state fair. Their son,
Roy Jr., II spending the week with
his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Farrell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Conrath Becker and
sons of Mankato were guests Sun
day of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Reif-
MT. McMillen of, lie SSeur Center
and Miss Ida Hermel of Cleveland
were, guests Monday of Mrs. e. A.
Pettis and family.
Mrs. Glen Livingston and daugh-
ter Lora Jean of Kasota were guests
Monday of Mrs. J. A. Lee.
Mrs. James Farrell and daughter
Annastacia and grandson Roy Far
rel Jr.. Of Mankato, were guests
Monday of Mrs. Lon Kendall.
Miss LeonoTe Quirk is teaching
this year In the grade school at
Madison Lake.
Attorney r. E. Barr and wife of
st. Paul and DR.. Edward Kellerman
and wife of ST. Paul we're guests
Monday of Mr.. and Mrs. F. Carr.
Messers and mesdames Ed Stang
Ter and\ J. Beach of Wateryille,
toured the northern part of the
state the latter part of last week
returning home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Stangler OF
Waterville spent few days last
week at the Ed Stangler home.
Ed Volk of Minneapolis was a
guest over Sunday OF his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Volk at Lake
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hugurirf Of
Fargo, N. D., are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. Kendall and other relatives
In PATHS and KagOta
Henry Schoeh was transacting
business at st. Peter Monday.
+ Mesdames Maurice Clifford and
M. Homes were shoppers at St, Pc
ter Monday.
Louis Kaveney of Albert Lea is
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J..
F. Kaveney.
Alix Hack Of Traverse is as
sisting his brother, Max Hack in
building his barn. -
Mrs. Leo Connor was business
caller at st. Peter Thursday.
Miss Sylvania Rawlings has re-
turned from visit to her cousin,
Margaret Wilson of Ottawa.
Wesley Menten of Minneapolis
was a guest over Sunday of his
mother, Mrs. p. w. Menten and fam
!. Miss Eleanor Wildes has returned
to Eyeleth where she will teach ply
steal culture in the high school.
Jacob Beckel has been doing some
painting in the interior of the
school house In district No. 100 the
past week.
Lester Shehan and family have
moved to Mankato for the winter
The following pupils from this vi.
cinity have enrolled at Mankato
high school the coming year. Clara
Menten, RANGES Wildes and Emma
Turtle.
Miss Bessie Lampert of North
Mankato will teach In district No.
100. :,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Denker and
family Of Eagle Lake have rented
the Joseph Klein Sr., farm for the
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Klein Sr.,
Lave retired from farming and have
moved to Mankato where they will
make their home.
Mesdames w. A. Pettis and ID. w.
Lyle were shoppers at st. Peter
4tday afternoon.
Mrs. Alya fettis spent the week
end with her son, c. PettiS and fam
lily.
spent a few days last week at the
Ed Stangler home.
Raymond Il. Shney, brother Of w.
o. Shney and Robert Beginger Of
Dayton. Ohio, are taking their an
nual fishing vacation at the lakes.
J. H. Laney of st. Paul was a
business caller in Pettis Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ], Dobfe and sons
and Mrs. w. o. Shney and Mrs. j..
H. Laney and sons were business
callers at Cleveland Monday.
Miss Amelia Hunter of Cleveland
was a caller at the Shney home
Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Henry hansen who has been
spending few days with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Max Hack returned to st.
Peter this week.
Mrs. Dewey w. Lyle and daugh-
ter Lois, who have been guests the
past month of Mrs, Walter Pettis
left Friday evening for Minneapolis.
Virgil Carlisle and Sam Lee have
secured employment at the Canning
factory at LIE Sueure.
t Grandma Connor of Lake Wash
ington is reported among those on
the sick list.
Arthur Mcdonald was transacting
business at st. Peter Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wendelscf1aef- :
er were shoppers at ST. Peter Fri
Mr.. and Mrs. F. j Carr were st.
Peter callers Saturday.
Jake Reifschneider has rented
the Max Hack farm for the coming
Clarence Vaughn has rented the