The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1922-03-03
kasota Girls Defeat
Opponents atBaskefbaH
Late News of Village Collected
BY Free Press Special
Correspondent
Especial to The Free Press.l

Especial to The Free Press.J
Kasota, March I'm the prelimin-
airy game for the Toys the Kasota
girls defeated their opponents by a
score of IA to 5. Edythe Wistrom was
the individual star OF the game, max
ing five field goals, while Luella
and Frances Johnson OF LeSueur also
played a good gme. Lineup and sum
mary. Kasota-E. Wistrom, If; l.
! Ewert, If; E. Swenson, C; l. John
SON, re-; ID. Bolin, liz. LeSueur-a
Larson, II; F. Johnson, IF; L. Krue
ger. c; F. VanLake, rg; R. Berndt
Field goals. K. Wistrom. 5; l. Ewert
2; G.. Larson, /; l.. Johnson, 1.TIee
throws, G. Larson, / out of 4; L.
Anderson of Mankato. r.. d.
| In the last home game of the sea
son the Kasota high schol basket ball
quint defeated the LeSueur team by
a score of 81 to 81. 1t was a double
victory for Kasota as the girls team
defeated LeSuSer IA to 5. The boys
game was very fast and was featured
by many long shots. In the first
half the score was II to IL and the
the second half both teams started
shooting Tor 6 shots and many OF
them were finding the basket The
| beginning Of the last quarter found
| the visitors on the long end of u
to 26 score, but from here on the Ka
sofa team had things their own way
In many of the games this season
kasota team has, emerged on the
long end of the score through their
district game and gives Kasota d
standing of $50 in the district, Wolfe
Carlson and H. Johnson starred fol-
| kasota. Rickert and Dryer starred
for the visitors.
The X. K. Klub was entertained or
Friday evening by Mr.. and Mrs. Cur
tbs McDuff at the L. Mason home
Five hundred was played at seven
tables. Head prizes were won by
foot prizes went to Mrs. L. Mason and
Mrs Charles Hoiberg. A nice supper
was served at the close.
X. l.. Bradshaw, who for several
years has held the position of village
marshal, has resigned his position
which went into effect March 1. He has
also severed his connection with the
Standard Lumber company, and has
accepted position with the Babcock
and Wilcox stone quarry. ...
| Misses Ardella Johnson and Alice
Crossfeld attended business meet
| ing Of the Christian Endeavor society
of Mankato last Friday.
Miss Blythe CLANS of Gilmore visit
ed her mother, Mrs. Anna Clans from
Wednesday until Saturday. On Fri
day she had her adehoiQs .en-~,e4
Mankato.
Frank Dundgren of st. Paul nnd
visited at the Charles Rydberg home
| on SATURDAY.
Miss Blenda Lundgren and son
Paul and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ryd-
berg and daughter Stella attended
the funeral of August Lundgren al
st. Peter on Sunday afternoon.
Miss Edythmae Moulton was on
the sick list last week and unable to
attend her studies at the Mankato
| August Johnson, who spent the
past winter at the home of Mrs. J. G
johnson, left Saturday for Norseland
| where he will work this summer.
| Mrs. Frank Mann visited at the r
L. Warrant home several days last
week
Miss Lillian wistrom spent the
first Of the week at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Wistrom
Clifford Babcock Returned home last
week after an extended trip in the
east.
Mrs. W. B. Pulver, who has been
poorly Of late, was last week taken &c
Emmanuel hospital of Mankato fol
medical treatment. -
Mrs. A. J. LambertoRis confined to
her home with an attack of the
mumpS. '.-
Mrs. Harry Johnson attended the
funeral of a niece at Lake Crystal
last Sunday.
George Bennett has accepted a no
sition in the Standard Lumber com
| pany, left vacant by R. L. Bradshaw
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Skipton, who
have both been i'll, are improving.
Mrs. Ben Anderson of Eyota visit
cod this week with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Oscar Wistrom. -
Herbert and Otto Johns left for
Mankato recently. where they will b.
employed for some time.
| Wendell Swenson Of st. Peter Wis
tied friends in Kasota last Friday.
Mrs. Frank Edwards is spending
several weeks at the W. B. Pulvel
home. =
Tha ro'Inwinr p,o-a d.--ro~ s,,,,.
at the Andrew Anderson home las
Sunday. e. L. Vernon and family
E. /. Vernon and family, Mrs. r. r
Turrittin and Charles r. Swensor
and family. =
I Misses Luella Ewert and Theresa
Johnson were business callers at st
Peter last Monday. "
i Peter Ewerts, who has been work.
ing the past several months at Fui.
ton, S. D. returned last week.
Peter Ewert, Jr., left Saturday fol
RedWing, where he will attend
school.
Miss Elsa Anderson spent the wee.
end in Mankato with friends.
School Notes-Lionel and Erngart
Johns were absent from school the
first Of the week on account of ill.
ness. r
\ Edwin Erickson has resumed his
school studies after an attack OF the
measles. q -
The following were promoted from
the second to the third grade o,
Monday. Margaret Youngren, Leots
Halvorson and Helen Olson.
Hazel and Dorothea McTighe re-
sumed their school work after
/ weeks absence. &c..
Miss Ruth Rydberg was absen
from school the first of the week OF
| account of illness.
The Jiggs and Maggie salesmanshir
team realized the neat sum OF 500
SAT of which went to the Athlete
association.
l Parcher CHARGED Positions ?