The Mankato free press., 1921-12-30
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w O. w. Officers Are
Elected at Kasota
kummity Kard kIub Enjoyed
An Evening of Festivities;
Village News
Especial to The Free Press. !

son, watchman; ]. E. Davies, man
ager. Installation of these officers
will be held January II, by the w. o.
! w. lodge and w. o. w. circle. State
Manager l. d. McFadden Will act as
| installing officer.
The Kommunity Kard K1ub was
entertained last Friday evening by
Mrs. A. l. Mason and Mrs. Nels Eck-
lund at the home Of the former. Five
hundred was played at six tables.
Head prizes were won by Mrs. c. T..
Rydeen and Curtis Leverson. Foot
prizes went to Mrs. Ernest Kottke
and Albert Rydeen. A very good time
| is reported.
The, Kasota Boys basketball team
last night played the Loyola stars az
Mankato and defeated them by a
score of 16 to Is.
Victor Johnson is visiting several
days with friends in the twin cities.
Miss Lulu Waterman, who was
called home by the death Of her
! brother Walter, returned to Mime
apolis last week.
Miss Maxine Parker and brother
owen of Minneapolis visited their
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Jar
dine the first of the week:
Mr.: and Mrs. SIogren OF 81. petel
and Miss Marion Trandel Of Traverse
were Sunday guests Of Mrs. P. Han
son.
Misses Hester Rydeen and Bethel
Mention of Fairfax are expected nome
on Saturday to spend Christmas Win
their respective parents.
| Mrs. C. R. Hamnstedt and daughter
Mrs. H. r. Kneeland of st. Peter
visited Miss Hannah Berquist last
Mr. and Mrs. Nels Miller entertain
ed a party of neighbors and friends
at their home last Saturday evening.
A most enpoyable time Is reported.
Among the Mankato shoppers last
Saturday were Mrs. c. Rydberg, Mrs.
o. Wistromxa and daughter Ruth.
Mrs. N. Olson, Mrs. Harry and Mr..
and Mrs. Nels Ecklund.
Miss Edith Wistrom ana Stella
Rydberg were shoppers at ST. Peter
Mrs. Clifford Peterson and baby ar
rived last Wednesday from Ringsted,
| Iowa, for a visit at the home of MI.
and Mrs. l. C. Mason.
Miss Nettie Rydberg Of Henderson
is expected home Friday from Hen
derson to>spend Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. o. Nervig were
week end guests at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. 3. Ofenloch.
| The First Lutheran Sunday school
will give their usual Christmas pro-
gram next Tuesday evening. Every
Misses Edythe and Judith CLANS of
Elmore and Minneota respectively,
are expected home the latter part OF
the week to spend Christmas with
/ their mother, Mrs. Anna Clans.
Misses Emelia Johnson and Anna
Gustafson were Mankato callers last
Miss Agnes Carlson entertained her
pupils of st. Peter last Saturday af-
Mrs. Malcolm Bohn and daughter,
Dorothy were st. Peter callers last
Gus Gustafson is planning on
neSI Miss Lillian Wiistron' of Bingham
Lake will be a Christmas visitor at
Little Lea Baker of wilmar is max
! ing an extended visit at the home OF
!, her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Stockton.
| Mrs. Barbara Eastwood of Mankato
called on Kasota friends last week.
horse to Fl. Frye of st. Peter.
Charles McLane left last Monday
for York, Neb., to spend Christmas
with his parents.
| Miss Ella Almquist OF Albert Lea
will be a Christmas visitor at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
Mrs. Ben Pehrson and son Hiding
of winthrop were guests of A. Jacob
son Monday. Mr.. jacobson returned
J with them to spend several days.
| The Degree Of Honor will hold a
meeting Tuesday evening, December
27. Refreshments will be served.
! r. Hanson and F. Brink were initi-
ated into the Knights of Pythias
! lodge at the last meeting.
Mrs. Clarissa Edwards celebrated
her eightieth birthday last Saturday.
She is quite feeble.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the
PRESBYTERIAN church was held last
Thursday at the John Mention home.
/ Mrs. Mention and Mrs. Stebbins were
INC SCHOOL NOTES
Miss Nelson's and Miss Swenson's
J grades enjoyed their half holidays
John wilcox left last Wednesday
for California, where he will visit for
an indefinite time.
I Miss Thelma Peterson, principal,
will leave Friday for Glenwood to
spend the Christmas holidays.
| John Rawlings was absent from
school the nrSt part Oh tne Weeh, ouc
to sickness.
Airline and Fremont Gripp and
Florence Taurmon were absent from
school the first part Of the week on
, account of sickness.
Miss Granger and Miss Swenson
will hold their Christmas programs
together Friday afternoon, beginning
at 1:45.
The following program will be
given Friday afternoon in the assem-
'clocok.
! Piano solo, Ella Warrant.
Play, eighth grade. A humorous
playette representing preparations for
a Christmas program fifty years ago.
Talk, Theresa Johnson.
Music, school. -
Saxaphone solo. Carl Swenson.
Reading, Ardella Johnson.
| Music school.
Distribution Of gifts.