The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1923-08-17
kASOTA NEWS STORY
Happenings In Village Chronicled BY
Free Press Reporter

be close one, the Kasota ball team
defeated Traverse by a score of three
to two in ten innings on the Kasota
damned Sunday afternoon. Both
teams played stellar ball and with
the exception of punched errors in
one inning apiece, which resulted in
TWO scores IN DOth instances, the
game was air tight ana one OF Lde
Lest Witnessed thls year. kasOta
started the scoring the tnlrd inning
hen they made two scores, largely
as me result OF errors. Stockton
and Wolfe were the men who cross
eu the pate. The breaks came Tor
Traverse in the fifth when they
scored Two runs on errors. McGratn
got home on an error and during
al argument around home base,
Huberty calmly walked home for a
score without anyone noticing it.
The score counted, as the umpire
had not called time. After the
nth inning neither side was able
to score and both pitchers played the
game hard. Traverse failed to
threaten in their half of the ninth,
hits, which brought them score AT
were retired on a freak play when
batted bail hit runner with tn.
bases full. Bochland was the man
who brought in the final score. Both
Huberty and Sort deserve credit for
their work on the mound. The for
mer struck out thirteen men, walked
three and hit one. The latter struck
out eleven men and walked two.
Miss Ella Warrant visited her aunt
Mrs. Frank Mann and family at Lake
Vita, last week.
Mrs. Glen Livingston is enter
tanning her sister, Sally Lee this
week.
Mr. and Mrs. o. B. Olson of
Carthage, Mo-, are spending the
week with the latters sister, Mrs.
Helmar Leverson and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Fuller of Ro-
chester arrived last Tuesday TO
visit the latters parents, Mr.. and
lanied by Miss Elvera Olson who
has been visiting in Rochester for
some time.
Mr. and Mrs. William Jardine had
as guests Tor couple OF days last
week, MIR and Mrs. Ernest Rogers
and Charles Ingram, who had re-
turned after visiting relatives in
New York. On Friday morning &C
companied by Mrs. Carl Rogers and
daughter, they started on the return
journey to Los Gates, Cal, going by
the way of the Twin cities, Duluth,
Hill City and on to Bons, Canada,
where they visited Alfred Rogers
and family. From there they will
travel by way of Seattle, Wash.
When the motorists arrive home it
will be at least seven weeks since
they left on their extended travel
vacation trip.
Miss Helen Warrant was the week
end guest of her sister, Mrs. E. l..
Vernon.
Miss Anna McGrau and Nora Pull
yer were week end guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. E. ]. Birr.
Mrs. c.. r. Anderson will enter
tain the Ladies aid society OF the
Presbyterian chrch at her home on
Thursday afternoon, August 16.
Mrs. w. l.. Knapp and daughter
Ruth, and son Kenneth OF Tracy,
were the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. j.
r. Ream last Wednesday.
Mrs. Kallen and daughter Lillian.
Miss Hilda Lundberg and Aaron
Johnson of Mankato, were visitors
last Tuesday at the John Johnson
home.
Mrs. Anthony Nelson left last
Wednesday for Seattle, Wash. to
visit relatives. She expects to be
gone a month and will spend some
time also with friends at Denver,
Col. Her sister, Miss Anna Peterson
of Butterfeld has charge of the home
during her absence.
Fred Randolph and family. Mrs.
MrS
Jardine and son Bruce, enjoyed a
picnic last Saturday near Lake Crys
tai. On Sunday they motored to
Vernon Center and spent the day
with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Johnson and
children. were dinner guests on
Tuesday of Gustav Anderson and
family and on Wednesday were en-
tertained at the Malcolm Bolin home.
The EXPECT to return today to their
home at Morris, MINI.
Robert Jardine came up from st.
Paul Monday evening and AFTER
brief visit with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Jardine. left to join
his wife. who Is visiting relatives
at Vernon Center.
Mr., and Mrs. Arthur Johnson,
Mrs. Johnson and family and C..
Christensen and family of Mime
apolis. were entertained last Sunday
at the Gates Youngren home.
Mrs. Emme Franklin, who has
been a member of the A. A. Ander-
son family the past several weekss
has been on the sick list few days
this week.
Misses Leona and June Nc Affee
are enjoying a weeks visit with their
grandmother, Mrs. G. Schultz and
other relatives in st. Paul.
Miss Ruth Johnson left Tuesday
TO visit a sister, Mrs. John Sanger
of Okabena, also friends at James
Vile and Fairmont.
Curtis Nc Duff and Wesley Doms
in company with others motored to
Itasca county the first Of the week
to look at land.
Mrs. A. H. Rydeen and Misses
Hester Rydeen and Bethel Mention,
we're among the shoppers at Man
kato on Wednesday,.
from motored to Red Wing last
Sunday and enjoyed the big steam
boat excursion.
Misses Julia and Minnie Hub Of
Mankato arrived Thursday to spend
few days with George Bennett ana
family.
Nick Bennett and sisters, Eda and
Amelia, were entertained Sunday al
the home of their brother, George
Bennett and family.
Mrs. Thomas CHM, who continues
very poorly was taken to a Mankato
hospital last Sunday for treatment.
Mrs. Henry Bickhouse and child