The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-04-09
P!CKE( UP At KAS0IA 2
BASKET BALL TEAM
\ NICELY DlNED
Membe1 of theAmerican Legion
were Hosts Of These
Players
Special to Free Press.l

KaSOt, April l.--1He udohct VOL
I team Superintendent Davis and
Coach Holcombe were entertain.
ed las Friday evening at sew.
en- o,ceek dinner by the members
of the american Legion. A fine three
course inner was served TO about
thirty including the legion members.
Dntrin the course OF the dinner
toasts were given by the following:
Richar, ulyer being the toastmaster.
Superrtendent Davis, Elmer Olson:
who III behalf Of the legion presented
the tam with the silver cup for
and clifford Swensol, who is captain
os the team, responded. All present
report most enjoyable time:
Mic, Hester Rydeen visited at the
phii;n Koenen hone in the country
from Monday until Tuesday.
Mira J.. r. Ream spent last Fri
day Nth her sister Mrs. Stricken In
mS Miss Theresa yetter who teaches
III R5c2cll, is spending the week at
'o Fdt n Carlson Of Minneapolis isit-
.d ote: Sunday at the home or MIS-.
Mail Peterson and family.
t" 'dHa.old Adams submitted to an
onarstion for appendicitis Mt the DR..
neToster hospital in Mankato the
first Of the week and so far Is DONG
well. e,ill;.,zE h,,s;
ness visitor last Friday. -. ~.
MIS-. r. D. Fawcett leaves TINS
ueet for DesMoines, Iowa, where Nj,
Eawcett has a position, and where
thav will make their future home.
Tie Luther League will be enter
t.intd Thursday evening or this, week
al the home Of Mrs. j. Clans and
Among the visitors in Mankato
sattrday were Mrs. Albert Allen and
SON Ovid, Mrs S. M. Granger. MB.
J. 4. Peterson. Mrs. Laura hanoopn
Miss Marian Babcock returned TO
s,nGies at st. Mary's college after
shedding the spring vacation at the
horle of her parents, Mr.. and MTS.
Mrs. c. e. Rydeen and son Allen
visited at the j.. w. Bennett home
oV Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hugunin of
the homes of A. E. Davis and C.. s.
Wrtt. They also visited other rela-
tivas and friends in this vicinity.
William Amsoaugh, who has been
sn..nding the winter with his daugh-
tef. Mrs. J. E. Davies and husband.
left last Friday for his home In tne
West. Enroute he visited for a rev
days with his daughter in saltwater,
Mrs William Patterson.
Forrest Butterworth of Iowa spent
the week end with Kasota friends.
The Woman's Missionary society
met Wednesday afternoon of this week
at the home of Rev.. and Mrs. f. z.
Bailey. The day OF meeting has been
changed from the last Thursday 10
the month to the last Wednesday aft
ernoon OF each month.
Mrs. J. w. JShnSon and daughter,
Helen. of Rochester visited her par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Olson and
family few days OF last week. On
her return she was accompanies Dy
her father -in-law, Hogan Johnson,
who will visit for a time with his
children there.
Mrs. c. II. SwensOn was on the SICK
list the first of the week.
Harlow Pettis and wife spent Tues
day at the Leonard Grant home.
A. J. Berquist and son were visitors
at the home of his mother Saturday.
Mrs. Alma Denker is having her
residence Shingled.
Mrs. Clifford Peterson returned to
ner home in Ringstead. Iowa, Friday
after a few days visit at the home OF
Mrs. Mary Davis left Saturday for
Minneapolis to visit indefinitely at the
home OF her daughter, Mrs. William
G.. Cole and family.
E. S. Humble entertained party OF
friends at cards last Saturday night.
Delicious refreshments were served at
midnight and all present spent most
enjoyable evening.
Mrs. William Parson and children
returned to Granada Monday after
visit at the John Livingston home. i
The Christian EndeayOr society of
the Presbyterian church met at the
Tuesday night for a social good time.
The public school is closed this
week for its spring vacation.
Carl Rydeen is spending the week
at the j. w. Bennett home In the
country.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Edwards of st.
Paul were week end guests at the w.
b. pulver home.
Miss Nora Pulver underwent an OPP
Grafton for the removal Of her tonsils
at Mankato Monday morning.
The Presbyterian SUNDAY ScnOOi VIII
have it's Easter program during the
Sunday school hour next Sunday.
On Friday evening of this week in
the village hall L. C. Albro, former
hospital corpsman of the United States
navy, will give lecture illustrated by
100 photographs taken on board a
United States transport and in France.
How the navy brought "Our dough
boys" home. scenes of American camp
at rest, France, and also a number
of exclusive photographs taken by the
Germans during the war. No one can
afford to miss this and the legion
members hope for a full house.
Mrs. Carrie Johnson is spending tbs
week with her daughter, Mrs. j.. T.
Sanger and husband at Okabena,
FRED SHERMAN FILES