The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1922-05-12
DRAMA AT KASOTA
STAGED BY Pupils
PLAY TO BE GIVEN TUES
DAY EVENING

DAY EVENING
ANNE OF ANN ARB0R
Musical Number Is Scheduled
Between Acts; Notes Of
Village.
Easota, May 6.-Manbers OF the
Kasota high school graduating class
will present their annual class play
entitled Anne of Ann Arbor>', at
the hall next Tuesday e~areug, May
9. Mrs. c. T. Webezahn Is the direc.
tor and rehearsals have been carried
on for some time. The play is a
TIRES act farce comedy and will be
presented by cast OF eight charac-
ters. Between the first and second
acts special Iusissi number a. S vii
Miss Elsie Anderson will be assist
ed by Luella Ewert, Edith Johnson,
Ethel Swenson and Stella Rydberg.
Miss Dorothy Balia will be the ac-
companist. The second speciality
VIII be two songs Queer Old Chinko
Town" and Honolulu Honey by
the sophomore girls, the Misses
Elsa Anderson, Lueila Ewert, Edith
johnson, Hazel McTighe. Theresa
Johnson, Rua Koenen, Ethel Sven
son and Stella Rydberg. For the
benefit Of the school children and
others matinee will be held Tues
- I'LL
this performance q charge Of Is and
25 cents will be made. In the even
ing the regular performance will
begin Is o'clock Tickets may
be reserved at Davies drug store
at any time. Owing to the illness of
two seniors Edyth Wistrom and
Dorothy McTighe their roles in the
play win be carried out by Edith
Wolfe and Evelyn Swenson. The
cast is as follows:
John Thomas, senior member of
the firm, Clarence Johnson
Mrs. John Thomas, his wife, Ar
,, Sahaanesy ,, Taylor. junior partner
Anne, with honest eyes. Evelyn
Hasty. Office boy, Carl Swenson.
Flossie Wright, stenographer.
Alice Warrant
Holder, House detective, Howard
Nelson.
Eight students viii graduate from
the Kasota high school at the an.
nual commencement exercises to be
held Friday, June 2. The class con-
sists of four girls and four boys,
and are as follows: Ardella Johnson,
Edythe Wistrom, Alice Warrant,
c eHrosSss 9ehnsan c F Wofe
and Howard Nelson. Professor A. B.
Morris of Mankato State Teachers
college has been secured to deliver
the commencement address. The
baocalaureate sermon viii be deliv-
cred May %, by Rev. T. c. Bailey.
Miss Anna Gustafson closed a
successful term Of school last Fri
day in the Kirby district with pic
mic for the chiidren and friends.
Miss Edythe Wistrom has been
quite sick the past week and unable
to attend school.
and William and daughter Irene
were visitors at Lake Prairie last
Sunday
Mrs. fannie Kendall of LeSueur
visited at the r. L. Bradshaw home
a couple of days of last week.
Louis Hanson of Alberta, Canada,
is visiting and indefinite length Of
time with his mother, Mrs. P. Han
son.
the past winter with his uncle
Charles Waterman and family. left
recently for Minneapolis where he
has accepted position.
Edward Coleson is the owner of a
rA- and PnAAInf
a new Chevrolet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rushford Of
Minneapolis visited last week at the
G. w. Meyer home.
The following were guests at the
z. P. Anderson home last Sunday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wettergren
and Mrs. A. Nelson and son Of st.
Peter.
clifford Mason left recently to
work for Mrs. Nora Redfield at Lake
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry johnson and
the first Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Ream Of
Fairmont were guests at the ]. R
Rean home last Sunday.
After spending the winter with q
daughter, Mrs. Halvorson Of Sioux
Falls, S. D., Mrs. e. E. Boutwell, re-
turned to her home at Kasota last
week
Mrs. z. L. Mason and Mrs. c. Nc
Duff have been entertaining niece
Miss Kopp OF St James the past
week.
Albert Allen and family and Mrs.
Eugenia Adams were guests last
Sunday at the Frsd Manske home.
Mrs. Adams expects to return
shortly to her home at Fergus
Edwin and Herbert Palmquist
were entertained at the Gus Boeh-
land home Sunday.
getting nicely settled in their new
home purchased of Mrs. W. c. -,
Moses. I
Mr.. Howard. assistant club leader
of Minneapolis, is expected to ad-
dress the Kasota Farm bureau unit
on May 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Ofenloch
have had as their guests the past
week J. w. Anderson and son Attor-
ney ]. V. Anderson of Dawson, Iowa
Attorney Anderson expects Ito To-
cate at Mankato
Allen Russell, Ben Brandt and
Miss Hester Rydeen Of Fairfax Wis
tied at the c. E Rydeen home last
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John streator, who
have been making their home with
William McFadden the past winter,
have rented the Talvorsou place and
expect to take possession soon.
Mrs. Ben Anderson and daughter
Jeanette Of EyotA are guests at
the Wistrom home this week.