The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1923-07-27
Clinic WAS SUCCESS
CONDUCTED AT KASOTA
FOR CHILDREN
Happenings In Village; Per-
sonaI and Social Notes
Picked

Kasota, July 21-The clinic To-
school children and infants which
was held at the school house OF
! Wednesday Of last week was yer!
successful. 1t was under the aus
pices Of the Red Cross and was made
possible by the sale of Christina
seals. The attendance numbered
forty two children between the age'
of six weeks and sixteen years; DR.
Groebner, a child specialist Of Min
nurse, Miss Eddleston, examiner
the children located their ailment
and notified parents. Miss Eddles
ton reported much improvement Il
| children since the last clinic. A rep
resentative from the child's hygten
department in Minnesota was pres
emit and gave very helpful and inter
esting talks to the mothers In re.
gard to the feeding, clothing and
proper care of their children. Litera
ture was sent to many OF the
mothers who could not be present
Mrs. C. w. Babcock, Mrs., r. L
Bradshaw and Miss EddlestOn, AL
thorities In charge wish to thank
the following who assisted In max
| ing the clinic success: Misses
Ruth Buell. and Ruth Johnson and
Mrs. S. w. Johnson.
C. w. Babcock made a business
trip last Wednesday to Morristown
MI" MIS-. Ransom of st. Peter spen,
Monday with her daughter Mrs. H
j. Ofenloch.
H. ]. Ofenloch and family joined
st. Peter friends at an outing al
Lake Washington last Sunday.
Mr.. Van Lehe and daughter Of LIE
Sueur we're callers the first Of the
week at the F. CrossffeId home.
Mrs. D. F. Newton and Loren
Rape and family visited last Sun
day at the Louis Arnold home near
Mankato.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Bodeen arriv-
cd last Wednesday from Childress
Texas for visit with Mr.. and Mrs
G.. r. Anderson.
Ethel, the little daughter Of MT
and Mrs. John Malloy of F1ndleyson
Is visiting her grandmother. Mrs. D.
F. Newton.
Mrs. H. Volk and children of Lake
Washington were guests Wednesday
at the c. w. Babcock home.
Mrs. Ed Vernon. entertained a
party Of relatives at her home Fri
day.
John Gardner Of California. who is
visiting friends and relatives in this
locality called On Kasota friends last
week.
At the village election held Mon
day for senator, 1877 votes were cast.
OF these Johnson drew 112, Preus
CT and Carley 8. The judges Of the
election were Ernest Kottke and
Curtis Nc Duff, clerks, Gates B.
Youngren and George Bennett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tony StotZ returned
to Hurley, Wis, Monday after spend
ing a three weeks honeymoon at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Leon
ard and other relatives. and friends.
Mr.. Stotz is a brother Of Mrs. Leon
ard.
Mr.. Joseph Klaseus sr. shot q
large wolf near his home Monday
morning. Wolves have been stealing
sheep on the Klaseus farm for some
act Of devouring a sheep.
Miss Elaine Grant of Minneapolis
arrived here the first of the week
for a visit with her grandparents
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Erickson.
Miss Elsa Gustafson left last
Thursday for a visit with friends
in Minneapolis for a few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bsbcock motor
ed to the twin cities the last of the
week on business.
Helena Ewert of Minneapolis Is
visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs. P.
Ewert for a few days.
Miss Marion Babcock left the last
of the week on a motor trip through
northern Minnesota accom- panied
by friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Carlson en-
tertained a number OF relatives from
the cities last Sunday.
Mrs. Edward Vogt arrived here
for a visit with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Nels Ecklund.
A meeting Of the Kasota Farm
Bureau was held last Wednesday
evening at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Burton French.
Miss Isabel Ofenloch Is spending
ten days in camp at Lake Emily in
company with several young ladies
from st. Peter.
The Kasota baseball team played
a return game with Eagle Lake, ar
that place last Sunday and were de-
feated by the score of five to nothing.
No game will be played next Sun
day.
Mr.. Ralph Fawcett returned to -Ka-
sofa recently after visiting Henry
Matthes and family Of Valley Spring.
South Dakota.
Mrs. Ben Anderson and little
daughter Jeanette returned to their
home at Eyota Monday. after a visit
at the Oscar Westrom home.
A fine crate Of blueberries was
sent to Mrs. Julius Bartel by a
daughter who is located In Northern
Minnesota.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Peterson and
daughter Joyce, motored to Hop
kins last Sunday and spent the day
at the August Nelson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Warner and
family Of Greenland. MINI. were
guests last Sunday Of Fireman Cross
field and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Gilmore and
daughter Of Lake Crystal were en-
tertatned Sunday at the Harry John
son home. -.
Miss Minnie Nelson is instructor
In the summer school at Mankato
and makes daily trips to Kasota.
Mrs. George Kendall and Mrs. c.
W. Meyers and children enjoyed a
picnic at Lake Washington on We'd
nesday.
C. b. Swenson is among the Ka-
sofa men who are employed on the
new Normal school huffdfTp af Man