The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1923-01-26
wv. E. GRIFFITH WILL
SERMONIZE in KERNS
Northfeld Preacher To Occupy >
Pulpit Next Sunday; News
of Neighborhood

Kerns, January 24.-Rev. w. e.
Griffith of Mortified twill preach al
the church Sunday morning at 1890.
he especially invites the children to
attend this meeting. .e
Mrs. e. Nordgren and children
spent Sunday with the formers
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Carter and
children spent Saturday evening
with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Waterbury.
Humphrey Parry spent Sunday
with his parents at Judson.
f. e. Jefferson is getting ready TO
saw logs in the mill
Henry Neubert is helping Garret
Budde with the work.
) F. E. Budde sold six or seven
loads of hogs to Cuddy in Mankato
Monday. Several of the .neighbors
helped haul the hogs to town.
H. A. Hanson and A. Nourie at
tended meeting of the fair board in
ST. Peter Monday evening.
A sleighload of young people from
district~No. IS drove to st. Peter
Sunday evening and attended a
basket ball game.
Mr.. and Mrs, Fl. A. Hanson en-
tertained their married children and
families at dinner Sunday In honor
of their son Bert and daughter
Irene, who have just returned from
their trip.
F. e. Budde attended the Book of
Job at the Armory in Mankato last
week Wednesday evening.
Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Sharp
entertained Miss Edna Sharp OF
North Mankato and MIR. and Mrs
Roy Miller of st. Peter at dinner and
the day. The young men were out
rabbit hunting and had a fine time.
with Mrs. Tom Waterbury next
week Thursday, February 1. Every
one invited.
Marcella Parsons and Irene Han
son went to st. Peter Friday even
ing and attended an Odd Fellows
dance. They visited in 81. Teter uf
til Sunday and were entertained Cor
supper Saturday evening bY Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Miller.
Pearl Parsons was home for few
days last week.
Emil Rhode, formerly store keep
er, is now superintendent of the iron
mines near Duluth. He was at his
home in North Dakota for few
udSS inc past wen duu was aUic "
see number of his friends during
his short visit.
George Hilmar of Stickey, S. ID.
has been visiting Henry Hilmar and
Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Walker. Mr..
Hilmar returned to South Dakota
Tuesday and Henry Hilmar return.
ed with him TO visit for short time.
Bert Hanson and sister Irene re-
turned Thursday from their trip tc
Illinois and Oklahoma. Thursday
evening about fifty OF the young :
people of the neighborhood sur
prised them and spent the evening
in dancing.
G. Yetter returned from wiscon-
sin last week where he attended the
funeral services of his sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Sharp and
children spent Thursday afternoon
and evening with Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Miller in st. Peter.
Mrs. Tom Waterbury, Mrs. Earl
Rood, Mrs. Albert Peterson and Mrs.
Garrett. Budde went to st. Peter
Thursday to take lesson in dress
These ladies will meet with
the home club this week and tell
what they learned at the st. Peter
a
The grand jury and petit jury have
selected seventy two people quail
fed to serve as grand jurors and I44
10 serve as petit jurors. Those from
around kens selected for the grand
jury ARE - p. Michels, Mrs. Garrett
Budde; On the petit jury, Thomas
Henry Hilmar. Reubea
Johnson, Mrs. F. L. Jefferson, Mrs
E b. Coggeshall. Miss Pearl Par
sons and g. W. Johnson.