The Mankato free press., 1923-07-06
kASOTA BALL TEAM
DEFEATS TRAVERSE
Four To One Battle; News As
Picked Up In the
Village

Kasota, July 3-The Kasota base
ball team, won its fifth consecutive
victory last Sunday defeating the
Traverse nine at that place by the
close score of four to three Tine
Traverse team could not solve the
J offering of short, getting only -four
safe hits in the contest. The losers
did not have an earned run to their
credit, as their scores came on an
overthrow and an infield error. H
lSwenson was responsible for three
Of Kasota's runs as he hit safely II
tne first and third innings with men
on bases. For the first three inn
ings of the game not Traverse
man reached first base. Shorl
stFicking out eight of the first nine
men to face him.
Huberty twirled a good ball but
could not keep the hits scattered He
was credited with ten strike outs
while Short made sixteen batters
for the air.
Next Sunday the local team
meets strong opposition when they
will be the first real for the Kasots
Ball Team, as they have had things
pretty much their own way with
the teams they, have been playing
in the past. Since the organization
of the club it has won twenty eight
games in thirty three, which is q
very creditable record for a team
composed of such young talent
Summary of Sundays game:
r. H. e
Kasota ........... 4 10 )
Earned runs, Kasota, four; Trav.
erse 0. Struck out by Short 1S; By
Huberty 10.
Last Monday afternoon at three
Ip. m. occurred the marriage of Leila
Marie Granger to a former Kasots
boy Lionel Warran Youatt.
Before the ceremong which was
read by Rev. Baily. Mrs; Henry
Ofenloch sang. MY World" accom-
panied by Miss Laura Buell. at the
played the violin. Miss Buell. played
the wedding march as the bridal
procession took their places, and
played softly all through the cere-
mony. The decorations carried the
white and pink scheme and a very
pretty effect was made. The bride
looked charming in dress of white
chiffon with bridal veil and car
| ried a bouquet Of Ophelia roses
! Her sister. Mrs. Donald Bosel was
bridesmaid and she also wore a
dress Of white chiffon and carried a
shower bouquet of roses and daisies
Glen Youatt attended his brother as
best man.
After the ceremony a light two
course lunch was served. the fol-
lowing assisting with the serving
Misses lone Johnson, Ruth and Ev-
elyn Swenson, Florence Granger
and Isabel Ofenloch. Both the bride
and groom are graduates of the To-
cal high school. the former gradual
ling with the class of 1915 and the
latter with the class of 1919. The
sity of Minnesota and has opened
dentist office at Mohnomen Min
nesota, where he and his bride will
go to housekeeping. They left on a
wedding trip to Lake Nancy, North
ern Minnesota and viii be at home
after August !, at Mohnomen, Min
nesota
The following were out of town
guests. Miss Kathryn Kayser Of st.
Peter, Mr. and Mrs. Youatt and
Madeline Horner, Minong. Wiscon
sin; Glen Youatt and Miss Gladys
Englebregston of Duluth; Rachel
Olson, Fairbury Illinois: Mr.. ano
Mrs. John Johnson. Rochester: Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. R. Davis, st. Peter; Mr..
and Mrs. Clifford Babcock and Mr..
and Mrs Frank Babcock Of Man
to; Mrs. Harry Volk of Mankato; ;
DR.. Bliss, Minneapolis; Mrs. Grace
Brink, st. Paul; Mr. aad Mrs. Young
and Mr.. and Mrs. Mork and daugh-
ter. st. Paul; Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Fawcett of. Sioux City, Iowa; Mrs,
| /. Hartman Of West Union Iowa ;
DR.. and Mrs. C. Peterson Ringstead,
Iowa; Mrs. Ransom st. Peter; Mr..
Austin. Adron; and Mr.. and Mrs.
Ketner.
Miss Hester Rydeen entertained
Ia number of girl friends at her
home last Friday afternoon.
Mrs. George Larsen has been en-
pertaining an aunt and cousin from
California during the past week.
Miss Alice Baily of Minneapolis
was week end guest at the F, A.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew = Dalgren
visited friends at Bernaclotte last
Sunday.
Miss Theresia Johnson Of Mime
apolis was a week end guest Of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Emil John
son.
George Kruger of Westbrook was
a visitor at the Ives Anderson home
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dewey Edge Of Min
neapolis were guests over the week
end at the Frank Edge home.
Mrs. Drinks Of St. Paul was a
Kasota visitor over the week end.
Mr. and Mrs. Arvid Gustafson ar
rived here Friday from Champagne,
Illinois, and are visiting the formers
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gus
tafson.
Little Florence Bennett was host
ess at a birthday party last Thurs
day afternoon.
Mrs. H. Waddanns and children
visited last week at Mankato.
Bobby Gills of Mankato has been
visiting the past week with rela-
tives in Kasota.
Mrs. Fred Babcock was a Manka-
to caller Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Rydberg OF
Champagne Illinois are expected
hare to visit at the Charles Rydberg
home.
Mr.. Ralph Fawcett of Sioux City,