The Mankato free press., 1922-08-18
kAsoTA NEWS ITEMS

Kasota, August 14.-Dorman Freil
and son, Earl. who are employed al
Mankato, were guests last Monday
at the Emil Swenson home.
The P. A. P. Club enjoyed an
outing at Mankato last Thursday
afternoon.
Miss Luella Stockton returned
last week after a visit of more than
a month with relatives and friends
at Minneapolis.
Miss Eva Swenson joined friends
on an expedition to Yellowstone
National Park last Saturday.
Miss Etheline 'Pitmon spent las,
week with reratIves at g.. LeSueur.
Miss lone Johnson completed q
visit to relatives at Rochester las
week and returned home.
guest of Miss Edith Wolfe a couple
of days last week.
E. S. Humble is the owner of a
new Chevrolet Coupe.
Mrs. Harry Stockton and Mrs. r
w. Baker and children visited
friends at st. James last Saturday
Among the business callers Sat
urday at Mankato were Mr.. and
Mrs. Gus Anderson and Gus. Gus
tafson.
.. Misses Joyce Peterson and lone
Johnson made a trip to Mankatc
last Friday
A large number Of Kasota citi
Zens are planning to attend the big
Legion picnic at Hardeggers re-
sort next Sunday.
Oscar Mann and family of Bel
grade were entertained last Wed
nesday at the home of Mrs. Ida
Gripp.
Mr. and Mrs. Theo Anderson and
son, Arnold attended a picnic Sun
day at Belgrade.
Miss Margaret Taylor of St Paul
was the guest of Miss Margaret
Gripp a few days last week.
Mrs. Jas. McAffee spent several
days last week with relatives and
friends in the twin cities.
The Christian Endeavor Society
will give an ice cream social next
Wednesday evening on the lawn
adjoining the Chas. r. Sw enson
home. 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Vetter return
trip to Milaca and other points.
Russell Balmes, of the National
Guards of Minnea polls, visited his
uncle. c. r. Swenson and family on
Wednesday.
Misses Anita and Margaret Byer
of Fairmont were Sunday guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Ream.
c. A. Mott and Curtis Leverson
have begun the work of painting
the village hall. The school in the
Brown district is their next job.
Miss Theresa Eetter left Sunday
for a visit with friends at James
Loren Rapp and family were en-
tertained Sunday by relatives neal
Mankato.
Mrs Frank Evans and daughter
Kathryn. who returned last week tc
their home at Rochester. n. Y. AT
ter an extended visit in this To-
cality. visited also in the twin cities
enroute home.
Miss Bertha Ward visited her sis
ters at Mankato last Saturday.
The erection of a new schoo
house is planned by the Lurth dis
trict near Lake Washington:
Threshing has been in full swing
the past week or more in this vi
cinity.
day for Fargo with the expectation
of spending the harvest season II
the Dakotas. -
fractured when he ran off the road
near Lake jefferson last Saturday
with his Ford. The other passen
gers ESCAPED injury but the car was
partly demolished.
The Sunday school of the Pres
byterian church will hold their an:
nual picnic next Tuesday at Lake
Emily.
Henry Brockway of LIE Sueur
Center transacted business in ka-
sofa on Friday.
Ernest Sjogren came down from
Melrose last Wednesday for ylsl;
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Gus
Sjogren. He was accompanied back
bv his brother. Hiding, who will
work in a garage at Melrose.
Mrs. Dorman Freil returned
Thursday to her home at Mime,
apolis after visit with Emil
Swenson and family.
Mrs. Adel Munson of Georgranna
Florida. has been the guest OF Mrs
D. s. Turrittin the past week;
Miss Alice Warrant of Rochester
visited Miss Ardella Johnson few
davs of last week.
Mrs. VIM. McFadden, who has
been ill all winter. was removed
last week to st. Peter for medical
treatment.
Mrs. Louisa Redeld of Mankato
has been spending the week with
relatives in Kasota.
Mrs. Elsie temple and sons, OF
Minneapolis and Mrs. Smith: MISS
Smith and Mrs. Fox of Elyslan
were Sunday visitors at the c. X.
Swenson home.
Miss Beatrice Anderson returned
last week to her home at Mime
apolis after an extended visit with
her grandmother, Mrs. Sarah An
derson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hartley and Mrs.
Barber of South Dakota were en-
tertained over Sunday at the Curtis
McDuff home.