The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1912-05-31
kasota

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spent Sunday in st. Paul.
Lewis Rodel will install new
telephone in short time
Mrs. E. E. Boutwell, has been on
the sick list for few days.
Rev. Bailey and daughter Esther
were Mankato visitors Monday
Frank Halter of Mankato is spend
ing few days with A. Allen and
family.
Marsh Boutwell, left Tuesday for
| Dickinson, N. d., to be gone on
business.
Mr.. Texter and family returned
to their home at Granite Falls, Mimi,
/ Tuesday.
The Kasota village will improve
of town.
Mr. and Mrs. John Mallory of Cleve-
land spent Sunday with Dennis New.
ton and family.
| Charles Rodel is new rural sub
scriber for the Nicollet County Tele.
phone company.
Hiding Westrom left for Mime
apolis Thursday where he will be
gone some time.
| The Kasota baseball team will
play the Ottawa team at Ottawa
Sunday, May &c.
Mr.. Hoyt, the photographer, of ST.
Peter, will be ready for business
Sunday, May &c.
Mrs. Hogan Johnson, who has been
sick for three or four weeks, is
greatly improved.
Swenson and Youngren have had
their store papered and have install
ed electric lights.
Herbert Wilcox and Fred Babcock
attended the track meet at Mankato
Saturday afternoon.
Clarence Ream left Saturday for
Iowa to work. His family will fol-
! low in short time.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Johnson are
the proud parents Of nine pound
| baby girl, born Tuesday.
The Misses Bernice and Patricia
hHG6lS Ol oSudWd opShC WON
| with their sister, Alice Kneefe.
| The Missionary society of the
! Presbyterian church met with Mrs.
/ C. N. Warrant Thursday afternoon
! The Kasota baseball club will give
dance at the village hall on Fri
day evening, May "a. Tickets one
dollar.
! Carl and Axil Benson took trip
down the Minnesota river in canoe
last week. They went as far as the
twin cities.
| A. G.. Mann of Butterfield, Mimi,
returned to his home Saturday. after
spending a week with A. H. Gripp
and family.
The Horner Comedy company,
which was here last week, left Tues
day for Louisville, Mimi, where they
are this week
A delegation of the Degree OF
Honor lodge attended meeting OF
the Mankato lodge on Wednesday
evening last.
Mr.. Graft. who has been at the
Home Sanitarium in st. Peter for a
week. returned Monday and is at the
home of his daughter, Mrs. Ed,
Mann.
Mrs. C. w. Babcock left last
Thursday for Darling, Penn. where
she will visit her daughter, MISS
Hazel BabcoCk, who teaches school
there.
The Kasota high school team
played the LIE Sueur Center hlgh
school team Saturday last and were
beaten by the visitors by a score
of IL to g.
Mrs. Mason Of st. Paul, deputy
of the supreme lodge of the Wood
men circle. left Wednesday after be-
ing here about week. trying to Or
ganize grove. +
L, M. Davis suffered another at
tack of appendicitis Tuesday. He
was taken to Mankato to be OPP
Grated on. Martin Mention will take
his place as mail carrier.
The senior class play, IAN En-
gagged Girl" which was given at the
village hall Friday evening, was d
big success. There was a large
crowd in attendance and those pres
ent enjoyed 1t very much.
Three old soldiers, Mr. Moses, Mr.
Wilds and Mr. Boutwell, spoke In
the Kasota public school wednesday
morning and invited the scholars TO
he present on Memorial day. Inc
students enjoyed their talk very
much and hope to hear them again