The Mankato free press., 1923-10-19
SOCIAL is BOOKED
EVENT BYPRESBYTERIANS
AT KASOTA
News of Village, Including Per-
sonal Stories, General
Happenings

Kasota, October IS The Wo-
mans Missionary society of the
Presbyterian church will give a So
cial event Friday evening, October
10. Cars will be provided for all,
leaving the o. z. Buell. home at
eight o'clock spending the hour from
eight to nine at the d. S. Turrittin
home and from nine to ten at the c..
w. Babcock home. Refreshments
will be served at each place and a
pleasant instructive evening is pro-
missed.
Mrs. Paul Vetter and children re-
turned the first of the week after an
extended visit with relatives at
West Newton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gale of Minneapolis
were guests of Mrs. Anton Nelson
last week.
Charles Rydberg and family mo-
tored to Owatonna Sunday and vi
sited friends. Miss Violet Rydbere
OF Glencoe spent the week end with
Kasota friends.
Mrs. A. Swenson underwent an
operation at the Eital hospital Fri
day and is getting along nicely.
Mrs. Anna Bronelle OF ST. Peter
was guest at the Otto Swenson
home Sunday.
Mrs. Charles Rydberg, Mrs. o. A.
Swenson and the Misses Ruth Ryd-
berg and Ethel Swenson were st.
Peter visitors Saturday.
Miss Lucille Mulligan Of ST. Paul
was the week end, guest of Kasota
friends. -.
Mrs. Fred Babcock motored to
the twin cities Saturday and spent
the day.
LAWN Ecklund motored to MINI
eapolis Sunday and visited friends,
Misses Hilvy Peterson and Hilma
Johnson of Minneapolis spent Sun
dey at their respective homes at
Kasota. ,
Harry Kirby and family were en-.
te~tained ut the home of Mrs. Anna
Leaf Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Dahlgren
end A. Jacobson and family spent
in Winthrop.
Mrs. w. B. Pulver. Miss Bothum
ard the Misses Hazel Nc Tighe.
Elsie and Mabel Anderson were
Mankato visitors Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Overly and child
rem were visitors at the Charles
Marquette home at Oshawa last
Sunday. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Ream OF
Fairmont and Miss Spielman OF
Fast Chain Lake. were visitors in
Kasota End Oshawa last Sunday.
Lee Mason and son Clifford who
are at present EMPLOYED in the twin
cities. snert Sunday in Kasota.
Mrs. J. r. Ream visited in Man
kato several days last week, in the
interests Of the Salvation Army. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Jawton and daugh-
ter Hazel. Ralph Bradshaw and
william Cole. motored ND from
! MINNEAPOLIS on Sunday and were
guests at the r. T.. BRADSHAW home
Roland Roam Of Minneapolis spent
crndev with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. 7. r. Ream.
A. weir furnace has heen installed
| in the PRESBYTERIAN church during
| the mast week.
G. NJ. Granger and family and NJ
and Mrs. Charles Waterman and
dughtar Edna. motored to Morgan
sundav and visited with Mr.. and
Mrs Donald Rose'. ...
Mrs. Anna IIar,berfor and daugh
| yer i-lAHVS. ara MIS- NON HlO uaHs'-
ter Rernadine of ST. peter, were
entertained az tho William Johns
| Sr home on Sundav.
Mrs. Caroline Swarheck. Mrs.
| Teatf Mrs. A. G.. Anderson and
Mrs. Sharahan NJ CT. Peter were
entertained last week at the Emil
Swenson home.
| Vernon ard wildas are huildinP
p garare on the Emil Swenson prem
| ises this week
| Miss Rubv Swenson Is SLOWLY re-
COVERING from a severe attack of
rheumatism hut will be confiued ~
| her bed for two or three waehs
moro, she returred last week from
| Nudhaden and is recuperotiug ~
the home OF her parents. Mr.. and
| M-s/C. y. Swensnn.
| Miss Viola Wolfe of the school
| faculty srent the week end at her
hor'e al T-"u-r.
Mrs. e. r.. Rydeen and daughter,
| Hester Mrs w p. Pulber and Miss
Hazel NcTighe were among the
shoppers st Markato last SATURDAY..
Pavrnou,S Stockton spent the week
end IN the twin cities.
August Peters and son, Theodore.
] mofored to Minneapolis Saturday