The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1922-12-08
'kAsOTA SENIORS (
JUNIORS AFFAIR
Program Was Carried Out
In the Gymnasium
MOCK MARRIAGE PLAY
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Batch OF Social Notes
and Personals.
ASSOCIATED Press ,Dispatchl
Kasota, December last Sat
urdsy evening the school gymna-
STUN was the scene OF a merry
gathering when the Seniors and
Juniors entertained in honor of the
faculty and high school A delight
full program was given as follows
Vocal Solo, Parody -"Juanita"
Stella Rydberg.
Mock Wedding-Bride, Luella
DIVERT; groom, Charles Turrittin,
matron Of Honor, Olive Moses;
bridesmaid, Elsa Anderson; best
man. Clifford Carlson; trail bearer.
Edith Johnson; ring bearer, Milford
Miller; flower girl. Rua Koenen,
n mister, Hugo Johnson: father Of
the Bride, Roy CrossfeId. Evelyn
Swenson played the wedding march,
Here Comes the Bride
Pantomine-Ev elyn Swenson,
Ethel Swenson, Roy Crossheld, Wal
don Koenen and Clifford Carlson.
Duet-"The Chocolate Bon bon
Ball"-Elsa Anderson land Lucia
Ewert
Pactolus- Edith Johnson.
I Dialogue the Phone
Stella Rydberg and Edith Wistrom.
Following the program cards,
dancing and refreshments were en-
joyed. The winners Of the prizes
were Misses Gerlich, Bothun, koe-
men and Clarion Moses.
Miss Laverna Puffpaff and Char
les Turrittin have selected the
lent time in which to have the
mumps.
Mrs. N. Ecklund was on the sick
list several days this week..
Miss Maxine Parker. a grand
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William
Jardine, will dance at the State
theatre at Minneapolis and at the
| Capitol theatre at st. Paul during
| the holiday season. The fortunate
young lady, who is a student of as
thetic dancing, is well known IN
| kasota. 49,.
Miss Alice Warrant recsntly re
| turned from Rochester to visit her
| parents, Mr.. and MRS. +. l.: Warrant,
! over the holidays.
Curtis Medium was given second
rank last Monday evening in the
! knights OF Pythias lodge.
| The district poultry show will be
held in Kasota next week, Decem-
Der ST.. Meals Will be furnished to
out of town visitor3 BY the ladies OF
1.-THE Presbyterian Aid Society at the
| old town hall. The poultry exhibit
will take place at the village hall
! The Kasota American Legion has
| set aside the first and third Thurs
| day evenings of each month for
their regular meetings, the first 10
be held December q
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Bargain and
children OF Mountain Lake were
holiday guests Thursday OF Mr.. and
| Mrs. Peter Ewert
r. C. Radcliffe and family of Man
| kato visited kasota friends last
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Peterson,
Grandpa Peterson and Otto Peter
son, all of Oshawa. were entertain
ed last Saturday at the .. Peter
son home.
Elmer Burnett and family spent
Thanksgiving day with relatives
near LIE Sueur.
children of Lake Crystal we're yisi
Miss Fahning, teacher in the
Brown district, gave an attractive
program, assisted by her pupils, last
Wednesday evening. Refreshments
were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. Skipton VIM.
Miller and family and F. c. Harold
SON and family were dinner guests
Thursday Of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Magen of Mankato.
Miss Matejek, teacher in the kir-
by school, has gone to attend the
wedding of a brother at Owatonna
this week.
Victor Johnson made a trip to the
twin cities the first of the week.
Bert French and Carl Pettis en-
joyed q hunting expedition the first
OF this week.
Louis Pitmon visited friends in
the twin cities from Saturday until
Sunday.
Mrs. William Morrow and little
son of Fort Benton, Mont, arrived
this week to remain over the holi-
days at the Harry Stockton home.
The entertainment given last
Tuesday evening at the hall by the
school children was real treat and
reflects credit on those in charge.
The hall was packed and the col
lection taken at the close exCeeQ6Q
all expectations, the sum of twenty
two dollars being realized.
Ernest Johns of Lake Washington
spent the week end with his par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. William Johns,
Sr.
Miss Ernestihe4 Eyrich returned to
her home at LIE Sueur last Saturday
after an extended visit with friends
| in Kasota.
Mr.. and Mrs c. Y, McGraw ca
pect to leave next Monday to spend
the winter at Long Beach. Califor
mia
Mr.. and Mrs. William Jardine en-
tertained at dinner last Sunday, Mr..
and Mrs. c. v. Mcgraw and Mr. and
Mrs. d. F. Newton.
Mrs. Bert French and children
were entertained last Sunday at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs Rodney Pet
tbs. - SO
Mrs. John Livingston was on the
sick list the first of the week
Mrs. Thomas CHM, who returned
recently after an extended visit
with relatives at Minneapolis, con
tinues in very poor health. .-.
Miss Alvira Ecklund and Edward
Voegt of Minneapolis were holiday
guests on Thursday of Mr.. and Mrs.
Nels Ecklund g..
Miss Rubye Swenson of Mime
apolis and Mr.. an dMrs. C. J. Hamn