The Mankato free press., 1922-01-13
Kasota Is Very Proud
OF Basketball Team,
Defeated CIeve and Aggrega-
ton; The Degree of Honor
Elected Officers
Especial to The Free Press.l

Kasota January 7.-More than US
ual ability is being manifested by the
Kasota town basketball team this
year. Last Tuesday night they sue
ceeded in winning their fourth victory
of the seasop by defeating the CleVe-
land town team with score OF IL
to S. This game was started Friday
night at Kasota. but they were torc-
ed 10 quit Eefore the game was over,
owing TO ths. defective lighting. Both
teams played we'll, but the KaSota
team was aandicapped by the ar
rangement OF the Cleveland gymnesi-
am. KENNETH Stockton was ill, W hich
changed the, lineup considerably, but
with ali the Effects Kasota pTsSsd the
best of the two. Leverson was the
highest scoEer for the Kasota team.
Leyerson starred on free throws. Ka-
sofa was well represented by local
fans. Following is the lineup:
Kasota- Cleveland
R. Stockton. -. RI. ...... Zimmerman
Leverson. ......Lt .....: Boman
Pettis, ....... &C. ..'........J1oanson 1naSon
Madison. ,...Lg. :keensn
Last night there was basket ball
game between the Kasota high school
and Mankato second teams. The town
team playe4 St. AIMS academy team
at LIE Sueuf last night also.
The Degt|ee of Honor elected the
following OFFICERS at their last meet
ing: Elijah eth Johns. P. M p; Net
tie Livingstlon, NJ. Pr Birdie Greenig,
first v. P.a Dorothea McTighe, sec
ond vice president; Anna Mason, ush-
er; Edith Ecklund. recorder; Hattie
deem, treasurer; Blanche Johnson, in
ner watch; John Livingston, outer
watch; Louise Warrant, pianist.
Meetings hereafter will be held the
fourth Tuesday evening of each
month. Installation of the officers will
take place January "a, when a large
attendance is requested. Refresh
ments will he served.
At a special meeting Of the Wood
man circle the following officers were
elected: Guardian, Edith Ecklund;
past guardian, Cloris Swenson; advis-
or, Celia Hoyman; chaplain. Amanda
tendant, Flora Weygandt; banker.
Emma Youngren; inner sentinel, An
ma Edge; outer sentinel, Jennie. John
son; pianist Pearl Larson; managers.
Erna Benjamin, Celia Norman and
Pearl Larson.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. ouist and children
returned Friday from st. James, where
they visited { the G. Nelson home.
Mr.. and MI. Hans Johnson and son
Harry left last week for North Branch,
Mimi. to attend the funeral Of a rel
ative. On the return trip Harry John
son will visit relatives at Aurora,
MINI.
Henry Dehker returned the first of
the week toyhis headquarters at Min
neapolis aft E an extended visit with
his mother. Ilr Denker holds a splen-
did position with the Pacific Coast
Borax company.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Strader, who
were married last week, were last
Saturday given a canned fruit shower
by a number of Reighbors and friends
at their home.
Mrs. WilNhm Moses and daughter.
Lucille returned to their home re-
Gently at Mankato, after spending the
Lucille left for Fergus Falls Wednes-
day to resume her teaching.
School ophns next Monday after a
two weeks vacation.
George Btnnett ana family visited
G. Bennett, Er.
Donald B6sel of Morgan visited ov-
er New Years at the S. NJ. Granger
home.
Misses Elvtra and DeEtta Ecklund
visited relatives at lie Sueur last
Thursday. =
Mrs. Nell Nunson Of Mankato Wis :
tied at the J. e Davies home over
New Years. ....
Miss Ruth Wistrom spent the past
week at Mankato with her sister, Mrs.
J P. Nutting.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Meyer enter
tanned about thirty guests at dinner
last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. w. B. Pulver enter
tanned their son. George. of Waseca
last Tuesday.