The Mankato free press., 1923-04-20
LIST OF TEACHERS
CHOSEN IN KASOTA
Action of School Board AT
That Place
NEWS OF THE TOWN
General information and the
Personal Pickups BY Free
Press Reporter

NdSOld, April If,-L-dSC ueSudI
evening the school board held a
meeting in the school house. All
OF the teachers were re- elected with
the exception OF Miss kjelde, wishes
to secure a position IN the twin city
schools. Superintendent Alfred j..
Olson was re- elected for another
Miss Bonita Bothun. principal; Miss
Lillian Wistrom, English depart
ment: Miss Verna Gerlich, eighth
grade: Miss Violet Rydberg. nth
and sixth grades: Miss Cora Syn
estely. third and fourth grades and
Miss Anna Swenson, first and sec
ond. The teaching staff during the
past year has been a credit TO the
school and will be welcomed an,
other year. ,
Mrs. c. r. Swenson received no.
tice recently that she had received
third prize in a writing contest con-
Quoted by the st. Paul Daily News.
She also received first prize OF
twenty-fi five dollars from large
eastern magazine. Mrs. Swenson
has received seventeen prizes in
various contests she has entered and
received prizes from one dollar TO
one hundred and FIVE dollars.
Glen Youatt, former hasota ooy,
recently completed his work for the
Bermuda Development company, and
has returned to New York.
A number of friends and relatives
OF Mr.. and Mrs Charles Waterman
gave them a pleasant surprise last
SATURDAY. evening. The evening was
spent in playing cards, after which
the visitors served delicious lunch.
Warner Gripp left today for Gary,
MINI. to spend the summer with
his sister, Mrs. Harold Downing.
A baby boy was born last Tues
dav 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Mellick.
Mrs. A. A. Anderson became SUD
denly i'll the first part OF the week
and is in a serious condition. Mrs. j.
r. Franklin of ST. Peter has been en-
gagged as nurse.
Miss Naera Stebbins returned TO
her school work at Caledonia after
spending the Easter vacation with
her mother. Mrs. Stebbins.
The Redfield properties recently
damaged by fire is being repaired by
a number Of men,
Benedict ConnoT has purchased
S~fhe residence now occupied by Hans
Johnson. They wiz take possession
of II as soon as arrangements can
be made.
Harry johnson made bust
mess trip TO Mitchell, S. D., the first
The score of Us Card club will be
entertained this evening by Mr. and
Mrs. John Mention.
e, s. Humble was visited on Wed
,nesday evening by a group OF
.friends. S. NJ. Granger. one OF the
party also celebrated his oirtnaay
anniversary. Dainty reresnmenls
M Tort nm the new restaurant
is progressing rapidly. Fred Man
ske viii do the brick laying while
wolIam and Deuhring Of st. Peter
are doing the carpenter work.
Mrs. William Cole OF Minneapolis
transacted business in Kasota the
first OF the week and also visited
friends and relatives.
Mrs. c. ". Babcock left the first
of the week for Jordan. where she
will take treatments for several
weeks at the Mudbaden sanitorium.
Arthur Sebastian made a business
triD to the twin cities Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Lee Mason and Mr
and Mrs. L. c. Mason attended the
funeral 1of Mrs. Lee Nasons father
Archibald Tamany at St Peter
Ludwig Howe Of ST. James visited
last week at the Hellmar Leverson
home.
Mrs. Ben Anderson and daughter
Janet OF Eyota are guests at the
home of the formers parents, Mr
and Mrs. Oscar Wistrom.
Mrs. isabelle Towbridge left on
Wednesday mornfhg to visit a
daughter Mrs. Larson at Rice Lake
wis. She will also be present at a
family reunion.
Mrs. C. r. Parker OF Minneapolis
visited her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
William JaEdine the first OF the
week.
Mrs. A. H. Rydeen and Miss Haze
McTighe, were Mankato callers FTi
day afternoon.
q. L Vernon and family were
guests last Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs
John Koenen OF Mankato.
Miss Leila Granger recently re-
ceived from friends in Bermuda
three dozen Easter Lilies in per
feet condition.
Albert Gustafson Of Estherville
Iowa, is a guest at the Charles Ryd
C r. Swenson made a business
trip to the twin cities the first o.
the week.
Mrs. Andrew Dahlgren, who suf
fered a fall recently, Is still con
fined to her bed.
Miss Hazel McTfghe was CUES
at the C. e. Rydeen home last sun
little Esther Bennett. daughter o
Mr.. and Mrs. James Bennett