The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-01-09
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Terry, Mont, is spending the vaca-
tion with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Mann of Lake Vita
Clifford Swcnson of the state uni
rersity spent Il couple of days last
week with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
e. II. Swenson and family.
Mr. and Mrs. William Parsons of
Granada have the sympathy Of their
friends here in the loss of their in
FAINT daughter Mabel Fay whose death
from. pneumonia occurred at their
home in Granada December II. Mr.
Parsons and family formerly lived in
kasota.
Leonard Vetter of Minot. \. D.,
spent Il greater part of last week with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Vetter
and family. ....
A party or young folks enjoyed Il
dance in the gymnasium Monday
evening. Music was furnished By an
orchestra from s.. Peter.
Mrs. J. L. Davies pleasantly enter
famed \ number CT young ladies at
, one o'clock luncheon Tuesday. The
guest OF honor was Miss Clara Nobel
of River Falls Christmas decorations
and favors were used and the affair
was reported 10 have been most en-
ioyable.
At recent meeting of the Degree
of Honor lodge the following officers
! were elected for the ensuing year.
Chief ot honor. MIS-. Anna Mason;
lady OF honor LIrG. Elizabeth Johns;
C of c. Hazel Wistron; recorder,
Hannah Nelson; fnancicr. Mrs. Hat
lie Rydoen; treasurer, G.. 4. Rydeen;
lady u her. Miss Hester Rydccn: as
Gisiant uShcr. Mrs. Flora WeySandt;
| inside watch. Mrs. ldl Gripp; outside
! watch. Mrs. I.ouis" Warrant; trustee
for three years. Mrs. Sadie Mason;
musician. Mrs. Pearl Larsen.
The following were entertained over
Christmas 1T the Aarcr Endc'l home.
Mr.. ard Me. Theo. Tell. Alhin Rudcil
and Miss Esther Rudell OF Mime
arolis and Fred Rudell and familv Of
Oshawa. Miss Jessie Allen Of Min
neapo'is was guest of her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Allen several
days of last week.
Mrs. Bertha Swartz of st. Peter
spent Tuesday at the home of Mrs.
Pear! LARSON Mrs. Larson and chill
Gron are covering from an illness
with severe colds.
Miss Margaret Johnson visited over
Sunday with friends in GAINESVILLE.
Miss Ida Nelson entertained the
Luther league at the church last
Iionday evening.
C. y. Warrant of Minneapolis was
guest of Kasota relatives over
Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Edwards of st.
Paul were Christmas guests of the
latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. b.
Pulver and family.
Miss Anna McGraw leaves Satur-
day TO resume her school work near
-Iinong. Wis. after vacation Of two
weeks spent with her parents. Mr.. and
Irs c. V. McGraw,
Mrs. Henry Stark leaves Monday
for her home in Parma, Idaho. She
has Eeen spending the past several
weeks with her father. John Pettis,
who still continues very poorly.
Kasota high school Chalked up the
fourth victory of the, season By de-
feating a team OF former Greats"
from St. Peter by Il score of 30 to 20.
The opponents We're much heavier
than the locals but lacked endurance
end team work. "Tort" Swenson
again displayed his shooting ability.
making eight baskets. Dahen was
the star for the visitors, playing a
brilliant floor game and sharing Sec
ond honors with Hallander. The Ka-
sofa team averages $50 pounds a man
including Bradshaw and Wolfe, the
two substitutes. The team is un-
ticubtedly one of the tastes teams in
southern Minnesota and under the
coaching of Holcombe of Gustavus
Adolrhus college Of st. Peter expect
to make a strong bid for the cham
Dions hip of district No. II. The line
up: Kasota: Swenson, captain, Il. Il.
Lcverson, l.. T.; Madison, G. X;
Stockton, r. G.; r. Stockton, l.. e.;
ST. Peter: McGrath, Hallander, Davis,
Dahen, Jesperson Substitutes. Brad
shaw for r. Stockton. Schwartz for
Davis; Peterson for Jesper5on; Field
goals, Swenson. 8; Leyerson, 4; Mad
isCn. /; X. Stockton. l; r. Stockton,
l: McGrath, l: Hallandcr, 3; Davis
1; Dahen, 8; Schwartz, l; Peterson,
/: fouls thrown: Swenson, 8 out OF
6: Leyerson, 2 out Of g; Referee, Pet
erson.