The Mankato free press., 1923-06-08
DIR. ]. A. HANCOCK
GAVE THE ADDRESS
Memorial DayWa Observed
At Kasota, Minn.
THOSEON PROGRAM
Hiah School Graduation Exer-
cises Were Held Last
Friday Night
Especial To The Free Press1

Kasota, June 4.-Friday evenini
at eight o'clock the annual com
mencement exercises Of the kasots
high school were held. Three gradu
ates received their diplimas. Fol
lowing is the program rendered oI
the graduates and their friends.
Invocation, Rev. F., c. Bailey.
Violin solo, Edythe Mae MouIson
salutatory. Charles Turrittin.
Representation of the class, Ro'
otVsdit otVs1ediStory. Edith Wolfe.
song. High school girls.
! Address, DR.. Conrad peterson o
Gustavus Adolphus college.
Presentation Of diplomas, +. -
Warrant, president Of the Doard.
J Benediction, Rev. F. c. BalieS:
The graduates this year are E9i.,
Wolfe, Charles Turrittin and hoy
Crossfield. .or.,,.
program was given:
Song, Columbia, the Gem of th'
Invocation, Rev. Walter Johnson
0' Remarks, 'supt. A. ]. Olson.
Origin of Memorial day, Clarence
Halvorson.
Song, Scatter the Flowers, grade
girls. .,
berton.
children.
known dead, primary children.
Flower drill. FIVE girls.
Honoring our soldier dead, foul
high school girls.
Mankato State Teachers College.
Song, America.
Benediction, Rev. Johnson.
Following the program the schoo
children. American Legion ant
friends. marched to the cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Jardine
motored to Minneapolis last Sunday
and spent the day with relatives
they returned Monday morning, &C
companied by Mrs. C. r. Parker
who returned by train after briel
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Clapp, whe
have, been visiting relatives II
Eufaula, Alabama, were enroutt
home, word has been received BY
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Peterson ol
Gum Valley, s. D., arrived the lat
ter part Of the week for a visit witt
the latter's mother, Mrs. Ida Gripp.
MT. and Mrs. Harold Downing
who visited Mrs. Ida Gripp the frs
| of the week, returned home Friday
morning accompanied by Mrs. Gr1pI
and son Fremont.
The poppy sale held In Kasots
last Saturday was decided success
The proceeds Of the sale amounted
to some over fifty dollars. -
Among the graduates OF the st
Peter Normal this week are Misses
Ardella Johnson and Esther Koenen
Sam Bayse of Moose Lake, Is
spending a few weeks with bro
ther. P. Bayse and family.
Miss Gertrude Sandberg, who
teaches at the Minnehaha academy
| in Minneapolis is visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. l.. Sandbere
this week.
Mrs. Edward O'Leary of Wayzata
visited her mother, Mrs. D. F. New
ton the first of the week.
J. r. Ream and son Roland motor
ed to Fairmont last Tuesday and
spent Memorial day visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Harry S. Ream. -
Mrs. Maurice Gillette of Niagara
Falls, N. Y, and Miss Marion Bah.
cock who has been attending school
in Virginia, are guests of their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Babcock.
D. S. Turrittin returned last Sat
he attended the general assembly
of the Presbyterian church. About
one thousand delegates from all
parts OF the United States were In
attendance and Mr. Turrtttin had
the privilege of hearing some noted
speakers, among them being VIII
liam Jennings Bryan and William
Hayes.
Mrs. W. C. Moses of Mankato was
a-guest of William Jardine and wife
on Memorial day.
Mrs. J. A. Anderegg and Frank
Turrittin of st. Paul have been
guests during the past week Of Mr.
and Mrs. Freeman Crossfield. :,
Texas, was a caller in Kasota last
week. Mr.. and Mrs. Fenton expect
to spend the summer months in
Mankato.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs
Sebastian was chrtstened ~Alpnzc
Lyle by Rev. F. c. Bailey last Sun
day afternoon.
J Relatives have received tha news
that Ernest Johns, who recently
joined the navy, has been seriously
Ill at Los Angeles.
Mrs. Joseph Bradshaw, Mrs. Tan
ME Kendall and Mrs. AL. Bradshaw
Of LIE Sueur Center were entertained
last Friday at the R. L. Bradshaw
home. #/
The following were entertained at
the A. H. Rydeen home last Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Warrant and
daughter Helen, Mrs. e. j. Birr, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Koenen of Man
kato. 'r
Mr.. and Mrs. GARFIELD Meyer and
son Phillip of Duluth were week
end guests at the D. S. Turrittin
home. Robert Meyer and family OF
St: Peter were also their guests on
Mrs. A. A.NAnderson continues tc
We very Ill in spite of the best o!
nursing and medical attendance
Mrs. Charles Pettis and daughte1
May of Madelia are visiting relatives
in this vicinity for several days
Otto Johns Of Luverne visited
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. William
Johns, Sr., last Sunday. He made
the trip in his new Buick six road
ster. \.z- II
Miss Sadie Kopp OF st. James Is
expected to arrive soon at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. McDuff. She will
act as an assistant of Mrs. McDun
! In the new restaurant.
The members of the school faculty
were entertained at a six O'Clock
dfrrar af fhe Jh0nna -0S Mr. and MIRA