The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1923-12-07
KASOh -.ySNO7TS
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL Ac-
TIVITYES RECORDED
comlnas and Golnus Are Detailed:
Happenings Of General Mature
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Kasota, December 3.-Mr. and
Mrs. J. z. Davies entertained the
following relatives at Thanksgiving
dinner; William Amsbrough OF
Emmett. Idaho; Mr. and Mrs. D. A.
Davies and Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. .Dav-
les OF Minneapolis: Miss Rhoda
Davies OF Wayzsta. Mrs. John Day-
les. Mrs. Nell Munson and daughter,
Charles Davies and family and Os-
borne Davies OF Mankato.a p ....
The many friends OF Mrs. H. w.
CApp are interested to learn that
she Is at present in Chicago hos
pital, where she recently submitted
70 an operation for the removal of
the tonsils. When she is able to
travel. Mr.. and Mrs. Clapp will re-
sumo the journey TO Alabama where
they plan to spend the winter.
Mrs. Clarissa Edwards and fam.
lily received telegram last Satur-
day with the sad news that q little
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Edwards of
Portland, Oregon, passed away re-
Gently alter a brief illness with dip
liberia. It. = = y =.
Miss Mary .Turrittin, who is a
student at the Boston School of
Teraphy, writes that she Is the
guest over the weekend Of a friend
Miss Wigglesworth Of Milton, Mass.
After the dinner the young ladies
repaired to the Wigglesworth sum
mer home on Manchester. TO remain
over Sunday. -5+.. u Ii "
Mr.. and Mrs. Clair Schumacher
and Mr.. and Mrs. ROLAND Roebuck
Of Minneapolis. Joseph Olson and
family Of st. Peter, were dinner
guests on Thanksgiving Of Albert
Allen and wife. - .-.-
Mrs. Nels Ecklund visited her
father Fred Steckman at st. Jo-
seph's hospital at Mankato last Sat-
urday. He is much improved in
health and has returned to his home
at lie Sueur Center. +: g..
The A. o. U. w. lodge will hold
meeting Tuesday evening, Deem
, Der 4. when it is desired that all
members attend. There will be
election of officers for the coming
year and other business matters
will be discussed.
Mrs. Hugh Usher, who was con-
valescing after a serious illness,
suffered a relapse last week and Is
again very Ill. Mrs. August Johnson
Is the nurse in charge.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Bradshaw en-
tertained at dinner Thursday the
following: Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Bradshaw, Mrs Fannie Kendall and
Mrs. Bradshaw of lie Sueur Center.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Herhalz OF ST.
Peter, Mr.. Zoch and Henry Birch
house and family of Mankato, were
entertained on Sunday at the Nels
Ecklund home.
Hunting continues to be the fay-
orite outdoor sport with the boys.
We are told that F. H. Babcock bag
ged ten pound goose recently at
Swan Lake.
A. Erickson, who was called to
! \ NeTRRiioQ.s S. =; last week by III la
fathers Hines, arrived there to find
that he had passed away.
Misses Stella Rydberg and, Edith
Johnson were St. Peter callers Fri
day.
Miss Martha Liskey Of the Man
kato Teachers College was the week
end guest of her sister, Miss Ella
Liskey at the .. P. Buell. home.
| Miss Ethel Ellingsworth of Lake
Jefferson and Miss. Grace Boehland
of Kasota were week end guests OF
Miss Hester Rydeen. 81
! Mrs. Charles r. Swenson enter
tanned a party OF relatives Sunday
in honor Of her husbands birthday
anniversary. g., r,
Mrs. A. D. 'Laumann, who has
Ruby Swenson the past two weeks,
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her home in st Peter.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Edwards
motored up from st. Paul and spent
Sunday as guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
] w. B. 2Pulver and later left on trip
to Omaha. They returned and were
dinner guests at the .Pulyer home
yesterday, in company with Misses
Nora Pulver and Mary Pickel OF st.
Paul. ~. 3 T.. J. as-~ . =
Among the shoppers at Mankato
! Friday were: Misses, Eva and Ethel
Swenson. Clifford Swenson, Mrs.
Charles Rydberg, and daughters.
Nettie and Ruth, Mrs. w. B. Pulver
and daughter Nora. Hazel McTighe
and Hannah Berquist. - as,
Mrs. Charles Gustafson entertain
ed number OF ladies at her home
Saturday afternoon. d..
Misses Ida, Hannah and Minnie
Nelson were guests Friday at the o.
Grant home.
| Misses Hilvy Peterson and Hilma
Johnson were guests Thanksgiving
day at their homes at kasota.
| Mr.. and Mrs, d: Edge and little
son OF Minneapolis were entertained
over the week end at the Frank Edge
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Swenson and
family were dinner guests on
Thanksgiving day at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Johnson and
children. Miss Ellen Johnson, Mr..
and Mrs. Edgar Peterson and chill
dren and Harry Johnson, all OF Man
kato and Miss Blvera Johnson OF
/ Olivia, were entertained on Thurs
; day at the John A. Johnson home:
Mrs. H. F.: Lauman, who makes
her home with daughter. Mrs.
George Hull, is not enjoying the
best Of health this winter.
Elmer Schweppe returned recent
| ly after q business trip to South Da-
kota and with his family is visiting
at the Edwards home ~, @; =
Mrs F. c. Bailey will entertain
the Ladies Aid society OF the Pres
byterian church Thursday afternoon
December s. ~rE.r. ..-..s -
Henry Pettis was last week
stricken with paralysis, The many
friends. of the family hope for his
speedy recovery.
DR.. and Mrs. Clifford Peterson and
little son of Ringstead. Iowa. Mr..
and Mrs. Curtis Leyerson and chill !:
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