The Mankato free press., 1922-06-30
news OF kASOTA
PICKED BY SCRIBE
COUNTY NURSE CoNTINUA
TIoN Is FAVORED
CUPID PULLED TRICK
Personal Mention And The Gen.
eral Happenings Recorded
= By Reporter.

Kasota, June 24.-Mrs. C. w. Bah
cock secretary of the Nursing Di-
vision of the LIE Sueur County
branch of American Red Cross,
represented Kasota at public
health meeting held at New Prague
last week and reports that those
continuation OF a county nurse.
About thirty five delegates were
present from all parts OF LIE Sueur
county. Among those who took
active part in the general discus
sion were Miss Piesinger, chairman,
of New Prague, c. W. Glotfelter,
Mrs. Lawless. and Mrs. Armitage of
Waterville, Mrs. w. S. O'Connell of
St. Thomas, c. c. Kolars. F. w.
Rynda, and Frank Webber of lie
Sueur Center. Mrs. c. D. Mccarthy
of Montgomery, Mrs. C. W. Rabcock
of Kasota and Misses Anderson
and Eddleston.
Misses Bethel and Hazel Raridon
expect to leave next Sunday to
visit friends in the twin cities.
Mrs. o. A. Swenson entertained
the Ladies Aid Society of the Swe-
dish Lutheran church last Thurs
day afternoon
c. w. Myers and family expect to
leave the first of the month on a
motor trip TO Greenbay, Wis, where
they will spend some time with
relatives.
Mr.. Soderquist of Minneapolis
who is a guest in the Gates Young
rem home, visited relatives at Lafa-
yette couple of days this week.
Edwin Johnson and family re
turned to their home at Morris Sat
urdav after a weeks visit with rela
tiVes. They were accompanied back
by Mr.. and Mrs. John PalmQuist
On midsummer day, at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. M
Granger. occurred the marriage OF
one of Kasota's most prominent
young ladies, Miss Irene Granger
to Donald Bosel Of Morgan. Just
Ofenloch sang. My World" follow
plaved bv Miss Laura Buell.. Rev
F. G. Bailey read the service in the
presence of some eighty guests and
before an arbor of pink and white
roses and gladiolas, the young
couple spoke the marriage vows
They were attended By Mr.. Albrecht
of Morgan and by the brides sister
Miss Leila Granger. The brides
gown was of white georgette, she
wore a veil and carried white sweet
peas and ophelia roses while her
over pink taffeta and carried pink
roses. At the conclusion of the
ceremonv which was accompanied
by soft strairE OF music, Mrs Ofen-
loch sang, AT Dawning." The
house decorations consisted of sum
mer foliage ane fiow in pink
white and green. Luncheon was
served with the following young
ladies' serving-Misses Isabel Ofen
lcch. Evelyn and Ruth Swenson
Alice Rinkel and Florence Granger
Immediately following luncheon
they left on a wedding trip into
Northern Minnesota and later will
be at home to their friends at Nor
gan where the groom holds posi-
ton in the State Bank. Those at
tending from out of town included
Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Besel of Hen
Sersen, Miss Jessie Allen and Lone
Youatt of Minneapolis, Mrs. NJ. E
Gilett of Niagara Falls, n. Y, Mrs
Irwin Hartman OF Spencer, Iowa
Miss Rachel Beand of st. Paul and
Mr. Alhrecht of Morgan.
Mrs. d. S. Turrittin entertained
marty. of Kasota young ladies las
TUESDAY evening in honor of Mrs
Frank Helm (nee Marie Ostrander)
Of Red Lake MINI.
Georgine, the baby daughter o.
Mrs. Pearl Larson, was very neal
death last week as the result ot
having eaten morphine tablets
Although she is improving, II viii
be. some time before the effects
of the poison are entirely over
come.
G. w. Babcock and family enjoy
ed motor trip to Brainerd las
Thursday.
is the guest If Mr.. and Mrs. c. w
Dabcock for a week or more.
o. P. Bruell observed his birthday
anniversary last Sunday by a de-
Iightful outing to Sibley Park, Man
kato, IN company with his family
and Mr.. and Mrs. C.. W. Babcocl
Frank Helm of Red Lake arrived
to spend Sunday with his wife ant
children who have been guests fol
some time OF :. R. Anderson ant
Mrs. Charles Pettis and daugh
guests the rast week of Mr.. and
; Mrs. Henry Pettis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Pettis enter.
tanned the following relatives ant
friends last Sunday-Mrs .Chas
Pettis and daughter. Mae. of Made.
liza, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Pettis. Bels
French and family, Mr.. and Mrs
Burton Brown and children, Del,
bert Bickle and family and Mr.. anc
Mrs. Rodney Pettis and children.
Florence, the little daughter. o
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Bennett. ha!
been very sick little girl will
scarlet fever. According to lates
reports, however, she is improving
Fred Switzenberg has about com
pleted a large, up to- date hog house
on the Henry Pettis farm.
Lionel Youatt, who was slightly
injured last week when struck by
a car, was able to return to hii
studies at the University OF Mime
sofa Thursday.