The Mankato free press., 1923-07-13
Baby Clinic Is To Be
Held, Kasota, JulyH
Specialist From ST. Paul Will
Have Change; News of
Village

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Kasota, July IA baby and nu-
tritional clinic will be held next
Wednesday. July II. at the school
house. when a specialist. DR.. Groeb-
ner Of st. Paul will address the
are from eight to five and all
mothers are urged to attend and
| bring the children, especially the
babies. Another speaker will be a
worker from the child hygiene di-
vision, who will give a talk at ten
| o'clock and another at two thirty.
| All children from babies to children
fourteen years of age, will be elig-
| ible for examination. Miss Gelen
Edleston, county nurse. is in charge
of this movement.
| Richard Pulver made a business
, trip to Mankato, Monday. ..
Alfred Johnson and family and
John Olin of St. Peter were visitors
at Bernadotte on Sunday.
| Gus Gustafson visited relatives in
the twin cities over the week end.
} Miss Constance Hershey of Vir-
ginia has been the guest Of Miss
Marion Babcock the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Anderson and
, daughters, Ruth and Bertha, spent
last Sunday visiting relatives at
! Winthrop. ....
The following item taken from the
Fergus Falls Daily Journal is Of in
terest to Kasota friends: Mrs. w.
/ c. Moses of Mankato, who Is visit
ing her son -in-law and daughter,
DR.. and Mrs. William Lee, was the
I guest of honor at an informal party,
Thursday afternoon, the occasion
| being her birthday anniversary. The
time was pleasantly spent with
needlework, and delicious refresh
ments were served. There were f1f-
, teen guests present.
The following enjoyed a motor
trip to Northfeld last Wednesday:
Mr.. and Mrs. William Jardine, Mrs.
Carl Rogers and daughter. Muriel.
Mr. and Mrs. Berkely Thompson
and C. v. McGraw and family They
were Joined at Northfield by G. r..
Parsen and family Of Minneapolis
and Robert Jardine and family of
st. Paul.
! Mrs. W. c. Moses accompanied by
DR.. and Mrs. Lee OF Fergus Falls
motored to several different lakes
! Saturday. They had their dinner at
Turtle Lake. after which they visit
ed also Battle Lake, Ottertail Lake
and other points. Mrs. Moses has
for some time been visiting with
her daughter, Lucille, now Mrs.
/ William Lee.
Friends of Mrs. E. E. Boutwell,
will be pleased to know that she is
ogain home at Sioux Falls, South
Dakota She returned to that city
on Saturday, June %, and the fol-.
lowing week had an enjoyable two
hundred mile auto trip to the home
of Edwin Boutwell,.
Mrs. Pehrson and son Hiding OF
Winthrop, Lee Curtis Of North Da-
kota and Mrs. Hogan Johnson and
baby of ST. Paul were visitors last
Saturday at the Jacobson home.
Mr. and Mrs e. L Vernon and
son Armond, and Mr.. and Mrs. J.
! w. Warrant spent the Fourth with
! friends at Waseca.
Mrs. Nellie Miller of Spokane.
Washington, is at present very i'll
following a severe operation.
Mr.. Jones. pastor OF the Presby-
terian church, spent the fourth with
relatives and friends in the twin
cities.
Miss Hannah Berquist is spend
ing a week or two with her sister.
Mrs. John Lemon and family of
Tracy.
Mrs. Irwin Hartman spent Sun
day visiting friends at Mankato
c. A. Mott has been decorating the
Gus Anderson home for the past
week.
A high grade electric washer has
been installed in the Paul Vetter
home.
Miss Therese vetter expects to
teach again next year at Two Har-
bors.
Relatives have been informed of
the birth OF a son recently to DIR.
and Mrs. Herman Maves of Mime
apolis. r-
| Gus Soderquist arrived Sunday
from Minneapolis for an indefinite
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Gates
Youngren:
Misses Esther Kverson and Hes
ter. Rydeen are spending the week
end with Miss Madeline Porun of
Mr.. and Mrs. H. W. clapp motor
ed to the twin cities Monday to
spend the fourth with their SON
Warner Clapp and family.
Mrs. Isabelle Frowbrfdge depart
ed last Tuesday for Rice Lake, Wis
consin, where she will visit relatives
indefinitely.
The Manderfelt decorators oi
Mankato have completed attractive
interior improvements at the Pres
byterian church this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. e. Rydden and
son Carl and Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Bennett and daughter, Esther en-
joyed an outing at New Ulm last
Sunday. -,
Mrs. Emma Meyer Of st. Peter
was the week end guest Of her
daughter, Mrs. D. s. Furriten, who
is convalesing after serious ILL
ness.
Miss Agnes Anderson is spending
the week, visiting friends at West
brook. ..
Miss Sadie Kopp spent Sunday
visiting relatives and friends at st
James.
Little Margaret Ashley of st
Paul, is spending the summer at the
M. Rairdon home.
Mr.. and Mrs. w H. Moulton were
guests Saturday at the Forest But
terworth home at Mankato.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Anderson and
little son of LIE Sueur, were callers