The Mankato free press., 1922-02-03
CUPID AT KASOTA
JOINS UP HEARTS
Miss Mabel Gripp Is Bride
Of Henry Peterson
PLEASING SOCIAL EVENT
Latest News Of That Village
Collected BY Free Press
Reporter

Henry Peterson OF Gam Valley, 5. D.
The wedding ceremony was perform
ed at the swedish Lutheran parSor
age of Mankato by Rev. o. j. Arthur
only the immediate relatives were
preSeIC Margaret ana < gert Gripp
were the attendants. The bride was
attired in a blue travelling suit. Al
ter the ceremony a wedding dinner
was served a the home of the bride 5
mother. Mrs. Ida Gripp. The bride
OF this mid winter wedding was born
and reared in Kasota. She attended
Jhe public school and in 1916 grad
uGted from the Kasota high school
Later she attended normal and
taught successfully in schools a.
kester, Good Thunder, Walnut
Grove and Gam Valley, S. d. Mr.
and Mrs. Peterson left on a short
wedding trip and will De at home "a
their many friends, Marcn l. Mrs
Peterson has many friends in this 10
cality and elsewhere. The Free
Press EXTENDS congratulations and
wishes 10 Mr.. and Mrs Peterson for
happy married life.
The KaSota high school basket ball
team met defeat at the hands of G. A
academy on the local floor last Fri
day night. The final score was 20 to
10. Ii was a fast, interesting game
but due to the large crowd and the
small floor <mcst OF the shots were
made from the center of the floor
Capt. CarlsonI and Hugo Johnson
starred for the locals while R. John
son and Hanson starred for the ac-
ademy. In the preliminary game the
kaSota girls team defeated Cleve-
land by a score of II to 6. The score
at the end Of the first half was to :
in favor OF Cleveland but few min
utes before the final whistle, the Ka-
sofa team started to shoot baskets
almost at will and allowed Cleveland
but one voint in this half.
Last Saturday evening Degree Of
Honor lodge gave a shower in honor
OF Miss Mabel Gripp. bride of Wed,
nesday. About twenty five pres
ent, and delightful time was had
Miss Gripp received several fine
pieces of aluminium
Miss Elsa Gustafson entertained q
number of friends last Saturday, the
day being her fourteenth birthday
anniversary. At the close of the af-
ternoon d ds:nty lunch was served
Last Monday evening a parcel
shower for Miss Mabel Gripp was Civ
en- at the CLANS home, the hostesses
being Misses Anna Swenson. Minnie
Grant and Agnes Clans The rooms
or the Clans home were decorated il
pink and white and kewpies ant
hearts were strung throughout the
rooms. The gifts were conveyed tc
the bride in doll buggy, decorated
in pink and white driven by Miss V
ola Johnson. Later a delicious lunch
was served
A reception was held last SATURDAY.
evening by the Christian Endeavol
society for Rev. and Mrs. F. c. Bailey
AT $50 o'clock dinner was served tC
more than 100 guests Games and q
delightful program which is as fol
lows, were the evenings enjoyment
Reading, Edith Wolfe; piano solo
Dorothy Boiin: duet. Elvira Olsor
and Dorothea McTighe
Friday night double header bas
ket bali game will be played in the
local gymnasium, when the Kasots
teams meet the fast ST. Peter team
Inc price for this game will be 2(
and 35 cents
dance was given Tuesday Ro.
dells home last Saturday evening.
shower was given Tuesday af.
ternoon for Mrs. &. Leverson anc
twin sons at the z Mason home Mrs
A. Allen and Mrs. Mason were host
esseS.
The Nutritional clinic. which is tc
De held at the public school of thi.
Huiage, will begin at s a. m. SATURDAY
February 4. Bring your child anc
nave her examined free of charge
FOLLOWING are some of the thin1~ tina
are necessary in judging your child's
health. The child's weight for hi,
helght and age is the best index o.
his general health. FcT every child O.
a certain height and age there is ;
normal weight. Any child who j!
from seven TO ten pounds under.
weight is called malnourished. Nal.
nutrition has been traced to five def
mite causes which are: l. The pres
ence Of physical defects such as ade
noids, diseased tonsils and decayed n,
aocessed teeth. 2. Lack of home cor
tral which should make the child live
according to the rules of health, 2
over fatl que, the result of too much
pushlng IN school and after schoo
hours. Not enough rest and sIeep
.. Improper food Malnutritior
brings lack of vitality and loss o.
ambition. 1t often makes an ill tenn.
pered and lazy child out of one wbc
could be cheerful and active. Il
your Doys and girls are below the
standard weight for their height
bring them to the nutritional cIiniI
and hear the physician explain what
each particular child must do Il
keep up his weight and grow to be
strong and happy.
MISS Elizabeth Schade and Alice
jackson OF st. Peter were dinner
guests last Sunday evening of Miss
Alice warrant.
Harold Adams purchased four fuI
blooded holstein calves last week
MISS Dorothea McTighe spent las.
saturday at the A. H. Rydeen home
A number of young people attend
ed the dance at Nicollet last Satur
day evening.
Mrs. William Anderson left Mon.
day for Eyota to spend several davs
with Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Anderson.
Donal Bosel of Morgan visited ov.
er the week end at the S NJ. Grange,
hoT%e.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Babcock ex.
pect to leave soon for Florida.
Miss Irene Granger spent the week
end in the twin cities.
Miss Margaret and Albert Gripr
arrived home Tuesday to attend the
wedding of their sister Miss Mabel
which took place Wednesday after.
noon.
3 Mrs. o. Wistrom and daughter
Ruth were Mankato callers last Sat
urday.
Tittia Row Anderson has heen ou;ta