The Mankato free press., 1923-08-31
pETTls NOTES sroRIEs
comlnes and 0olnss And Notes
From The NeIohborhood

F0IUbs august ~ MH. AvS
Pettis is spending . few weeks
with her daughter, Mrs. Peter Nor
ton of Winthrop.
Martin Lurth Of Mason City Iowa,
is guest OF his brothers HermaI
and Joseph Lurths.
Misses Marie and Eva Reifshnei-
der were Mankato callers Wednes-
day afternoon between trains.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Lurth and soz
Melville and Mrs. F. w, Kesller at.
tended the county fair at St Peter
Mrs. Henry Rsifschneider aftsr
spending the past ten days at this
Herman Sunnaban home, returned
home last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Tanner and
son Floyd OF Mankato were callers
at the Shney home Sunday after
noon.
Mrs. F. J. Carr and Miss Dorothy
Kaveney we're Rhoppers at st. Pet
er Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Josephine Rehoune OF Albert
Lea was guest Tuesday ef Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Dobie and son
u AIbcnuCO LILO COuASy Aokk az
st. Peter Friday afternoon.
Mrs. ]. II. Laney was o st. Peter
caller Thursday afternoon.
Miss Lucy Cou Of Manl1ato has
been q guest the past week Of Miss
Lucy Harddeger Of Point Pleasant.
Mr. and Mrs. Clair Davis and
daughter and sister Malinda and Mr..
and Mrs. Herman Puffpaff and
daughter, motored TO Peduot last
Saturday and are visiting their sis
ter few days.
Miss Amelia Hunter and niece
Edith McPeck and nephew, William
home, enroute from st. Peter Wed
nesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Baker and
children and Miss Gladys Baker mo
tored to Cleveland Sunday and were
the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. c. Ros-
Herman Bomeman shipped three
cars Of wheat to the twin cities this
week.
Mrs. ]. n. Laney spent last satur-
day with relatives and friends at
MI. and Mrs. Roy Briest Of Gay
delschaefer home at Lake Jefferson
last Sunday.
There was q large attendahce
from this Vicinity at the Nicollst
county fair Friday and Saturday
John Krenick and family OF Le
Sueur Center and Mrs. Ira Walt OF
Cleveland were guests last Sunday
of Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Wendell
schaefer
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Lurth and
son Melville and Mrs. F. J. Kessier
attended the Nfcoilet county fair
Friday.
Max Haack Is building Q new barn
on his farm and has given his house
papered and painted.
Herman Borneman shipped q
number OF carloads OF wheat to the
Twin cities this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ]. Dobie and sons
Kenneth and James, were guests
Sunday Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Shney.
s.. ]. Pettis is making His home
with his daughter. Mrs. Sam Wildes
of Kasota.
Apples are O. big crop in this VI
cinity this year. bushels going tc
waste on the ground. Some are
feeding them to their hogs.
from ST. Paul Saturday evening and
visited his family at the Shnsy
home.
Miss Margaret Lee spent q few
days this week with her sister, Mr1.
Glen Livingston Of Kasota.
A daughter was born Friday, Aug.
IL, to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kirby.
+ Mr.. and MRS. Stephen Kendall, I.
L. Kendall and sister, Mrs. J. +.
Kaveney are touring the northern
part Of the state on q two weeks
"Trip. They report catching some
fine pike enroute.
Walter and Connie Becker OF
Mankato were guests last Sunday at
the Reifschneider home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Lurth and
son Melville and Miss Annie Kess-
ler motored to Albert Lea last sun
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar overn and
daughter Rose, attended the fair at
st. Peter Friday afternoon.
Louis Kayeney Of Albert Lee was
a guest last Sunday OF his 2her.
]. F. Kaveney and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Anderegg and
son Of st. Paul have been guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman Crossfield
and other relatives this week.
q Miss Mable Kendall, Nathalie
Kendall and John Kendall Of Albert
Lea are spending a few weeks with
their cousin Dorothy Kaveney.
Mrs, Ed Stangler and daughter
were st. Peter callers THURSDAY.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Hack and SON
of Traverse were guests Sunday OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Hack.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Kelly Of Mimi
eapolis and Mrs. Dyer were guests
over Sunday OF Mrs. Andrew Lurth
and family.
Mrs. A. H. Kehner and son Gard
ner returned to st. Paul Tuesday,
after spending q few weeks with
her sister, Mrs. +. J. Carr.
Professor E., Alison. and Mrs. OLE
son and daughter Gertrude. and son
have returned home after spending
two months with the formers par
ents at Aitken, MINI.
Mrs. Andrew Lurth and daughter,
Mrs. Ed Olson and children and
Garvics Lurth, motored to Mankato
last Wednesday. ~
Mrs. Margaret Hack OF Traverse
spent q few days this week with
her son Max Hack and family.
William Rohlnng of Lake Jeffsr.
SON Is getting material on the ground
to build new house In the near
MI. and Mrs.. John Meoton and
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Krummed motor
ed to st. Clair Sunday and spent
the day with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus WendelBchae-
fer of Lake jefferson were st. Peter
callers Friday.
Mrs. Henry Hansen Of ST. Peter
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