The Mankato free press., 1921-12-30
Stories of Kosota
Picked By Scribe
Denizens Are Pleased Over Vic.
tory Achieved BY Their
Basketball Team
Especial to The Free Press.l

teams pdayeQ eXcellenC DdSketpdii,
although the game was slowed up by
teams, each team committing about
the same number. 1t was one OF
these fouls that won the game for
Kasota. On a foul committed by
Busch, Leverson shot the free throw
which won the game for Kasota.
Ray Stockton was the individual star
for Kasota. He made three counters,
one from the field and two free
throws. His team mate Curtis Lev
erson was watched pretty closely and
did not have the chance for scoring.
The score at the end of the first half
was 13 to 6, in favor Of the local
lads, but in the second half the
Kasota boys played of form and al
lowed the Stars to tie up the score.
Fischer and Jones starred for 10y
ola Fischer was put out of the
game in the secnd half on personal
fouls. Quite a number Of Kasota
people witnessed the game Follow
ing is the lineup:
Kasota Loyola
R. Stockton 800. RF 80. .Klugherz
Madison ....::::. c......:.. F1seher
K. Stackton ..... .RG Busch
substitutes: Pettis for Madison; !;
Deuser for Fischer. Field Goals: r.
Stockton, 8; Leverson. 1; Living
ston, 2; Jones, 3; Fischer, 4. Free
throws: Stackton, 2; Leverson, - q;
The Knights of Pythias elected the
following officers at a meeting re-
Gently held. C. C., O.. P. Buell.;
Doh of
Olson; NJ. Of w. William Kirby; N.
of A., George Bennett; M. Of E.,
Fred Johnson; X. of R. and M.
of F., William Jardine; inner guard,
Harry Stockton; outer guard, Elmer
Olson. Installation of officers will
take place January 2, 1922.
Among the out of town teachers,
spending the holidays at their res
pective homes are Miss Emma Leaf
of st. Charles; Miss Gusta Nelson of
Crookston and Miss Ida Nelson Of
Mankato.
Misses Bethel Mention and Hester
gram and box social at the formers
school Friday evening. They re-
turned home today to spend Christ
mas with their parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Johnson expect
to entertain all of their children on
Christmas day. Those from out OF
town are Albert Johnson and family,
Harry Johnson and Mr.. and Mrs.
E. Peterson and baby, all Of Mankato.
The rural woman's political club
held an interesting meeting Tuesday
evening at the j. Livingston home.
Refreshments were served at the
close of the meeting.
ed Lewis of Atlantic, Iowa, return
ed last Monday after attending the
funeral of Walter Waterman and
visiting friends.
Mrs. H. Johnson has been enter
tanning her father Michael Smith of
st. Peter the past week.
Miss Therese Vetter of Gray Eagle
and Leonard Vetter of Minot, N. D.,
will be holiday guests of their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. B. Vetter.
Relatives are informed that Clar-
ence Ream, lately Of Fairmont, has
accepted an excellent position in the
Minneapolis.
Mrs. Julien Garlipo and daughter ar
rived from Staples and has been a
guest of relatives the past week.
Messrs Arvid Gustafson and Einai
Swenson of Champagne, H.. have ar
rived to spend the holidays with their
parents.
Misses Agnes and Ellen Anderson
have arrived from Minneapolis to be
Christmas guests of their mother
Mrs. e. P. Anderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Anderson en-
tertained a party Of young people at
dinner last Wednesday evening in
honor Of Miss Uhler.- and Peterson
who are making their trip home with
them through the school year
Miss Mary Turrittin Of Minneapolis
arrived the first part of the week and
left the latter part in company with
her mother, to spend Christmas with
Mrs. c. X. Willard of Heron Lake.
Miss Ruth Buell. of Wells Mr.. and
Mrs. R. Faucet of Des Moines, Iowa
and Mrs. Henry Matthes of Valley
Springs, N. D., will be guests during
A genuine Hawaiian doll travelled
all the way from Honolulu to be with
Miss Maryon Swenson on Christmas
day. the sender being her aunt, Mrs.
A. l.. Homstedt.
|, The Congregational Sunday school
will give its Christmas program on
the evening of Christmas day.
Emil Swenson returned last Satur-
day from Norfolk, Neb.. where he has
been employed for some time
August Johnson of Lake Prairie has
Couic W cpcuu db Juc
home Of Mrs. ]. c. johnson.
Miss Anna McGraw spent last
Sunday as the guest of Bert French
and family. The Babcock and Wilcox
quarry force are enjoying a mid win
ter vacation.
Miss Matte Tetzloff visited rela-
tives in the twin cities over the week
end
Martin Erickson has been confined
to his bed the past several weeks
with bronchial asthma.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Miller are the
proud parents Of twin boys, born
Wednesday December 21.
Invitations are out, for, a watch
party to be given ew Years eve at
the hail by e. s. Humble.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Guentzel Of
Mankato were guests last Sunday of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Bennett.
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