The Mankato free press., 1923-07-20

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DAUGHTERS, Aesemona and Allepetts'
aiBt6red 10 the elites last WsdHsas :
DAY and spent the day With FelR I.
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OF MlARsapSllS and Den tlrth, ple.
aisEsd % blslsy park isst Saturday,
MIS-, julia Kesfssn Of &tsneaNol!s
ives a glest OF Mr., and Mrs. Bert
Lurh and hsr aistsr Mrs., D, Kelly
q few days last week.
Mr., and Mrs, Henry EahosA were
st: Peter shoppers last Wednesday.
M, and Mrs, John Rehotne were
gstsA callers snrouts 70 Lake Emily
Thursday evening,
Henry Sehoeh and son Mart mot =
ore1 to the cities last weak On 6uai.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Lsnsy and sons
guests Sunday Of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
9, shnsy LEFT early Monday mornins
Miss Niinoys Rawlings L. spsadias
few weeks with friends at the
twin cities,
Miss Bertha sehosb n apsnding
few weeks with friends and reIa !.
tiyes at Minneapolis.
Mrs, Charles RAwson and sister
Margaret kesslsr were KasotA ahop.
pecs Monday afternoon.
Charles Volk and sistaR Cecilia
and Mtss Rose Keasler motored u
the cities Monday;
among the anglers at Lake Emily
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Charles Rawson was q guest
Monday Of Mrz. Albert Lurth and
Mrs. D. M. Kelly aftsr spending
three weeks with her son Bert Lurth
and family returned last week %
Kansas City, No.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wsndelsohae
ter. Mr, and Mira, Rudolph wsndsl-
schaefer and Mr.. and Mrs. Franz
Pomtth and son were guests Last
Sunday OF Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Wen
delschaefer.
M. and Mrs. c. Roscoe Davis and
children. who returned to Cleveland,
and Miss Gladys Baker were guests
Sunday OF Mr., and Mrs. Harry Bak-
ar.
A little daughter wss born TO Mr..
and Mrs. William Biehm ct st. Jos
eph's hospital last week.
Miss Maud School Of St Paul was
down for the fourth and spent . few
days with her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Schoeb.
Mrs. Henry Hausen and Mrs. Hans
Hansen Of st. Peter were guests
wednesday and Thursday Of Mrz'
Eleven Of the Boy Scouts OF st.
Peter accompanied by their leader
Rev. p. N. S5ogren are In camp at
Lake Jefferson for O weeks outing.
The Weudels chaefer resort II q fine
place for camping and the boys arc
having the time ot thsir life.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Geger Of Ely
sian were guests last Sunday Of Mr..
and Mrs. Peter Klein and family.
Jake Klein and Misses Eva Reif-
schneider and Harriet Kessler moe-
ored to Elysian last Monday,
Miss Rose Noonan spent the week
end with relatives at Ellendale.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Fred Fetcher and
children were guests Sunday of Mr,
and Mrs. ed Stangler.
The 800" club picnicked at Lake
Jefferson Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Rawlings and
family and Mr. and Mrs, Cecil Psktis
were guests last Thursday Of Mr..
and Mrs. w. Wilson Of Ottawa.
John Gardner OF Los Angeles, Cal
ifornia arrived last Thursday on =
visit to his son William Gardner.
Charles Volk and mother, Mrs.
Frank Volk, were shoppers at Man
kato last Saturday afternoon.
Walter Becker OF Mankato was q
guest Sunday At the Jake Reif-
schneider home.
Farmers are harvesting and hay.
ing In LsN Sueur county, prospects
are good II wheat IL not blightsd
from the heat.
Mrs. Charles Rawson after a
three weeks visit with her parentS
Mr.. and Mrs. ;. J. Kessler LETT FIJI
day for Minneapolis and RedWfns
after q brief visit with relatives, viii
continue her journey TO Tacoma,
Washington.
Mrs. Glen Livingston and dauRhter
Lofa Jean Of Kasota were EVoats
Friday Of her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
John Mulv.hill wa. tran..etinr
business at ST Peter Friday.
| Miss Josephine Ksssler Of Et. Pc
ter spent several days the past week
with her parents Mr.. and Arx. :. J,
Kesslsr.