The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1923-01-19
Kasota High Quint
SWamped Cage Men
Cleveland Schoo.

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never headed. Once in the rhi4u
IQuarter Kasota was making baskets
and when the final whistle blew IA
sofa had registered 80 points to
on the offense and Crosstield on the
IClveland's IA. For KaSota Carlson
defense were the stars while Thayer
was Cleveland's individual star.
Lineup and summary:
kasota. Cleveland.
II. H. Johnson R. F..... Freiberg
Carlson ........ L. F.......... Diehn
Turrittin. C. ......... Thayer
II. l.. Johnson. r. G... Kreuik
Substitutions: Swenson for H. Il.
johnson, LuTth for II. L. johnson.
.Field~goals: Kasota-Carlson, 10; H..
H. Johnson, 4. CleUeland-Thaye-.
8; Biehn, l. Free throws: Johnson
= out OF 8; Biehn out OF 4. Referee,
lLindenburg, Gustavus Adolphus col
lege, St Peter. Scorer, X. Stockton.
Timer. c. II. Johnson.
In the preliminary the kasota
high school girls basket ball team
defeated the Cleveland high school
team by a score OF 80 to IA. Elsie
Anderson was individual star of the
game, with 10 field goals to her
credit. Swenson refereed for this
game. Friday evening the big GAME
OF the season will be played when
both high school teams meet the ST.
Peter high school teams on the local
gym noor Prices for this game
will be 20 and IS cents.
A radio set has been installed in
the Harry Johnson home. They have
heard several concerts from dis.
ltance already.
The Kasota Farm Bureau held its
regular monthly meeting last Wed
nesday evening, January 10. AL
though the attendance was small
lone of the most interesting meet
ings of the winter months was held.
Mr.. Taylor, county agent, gave an
interesting talk on corn, which was
very instructive. Mr.. Moberg OF
Worthington also addressed those
present, taking for his theme hogs.
lie told of his experiences and how
he made his hogs pay for his farm.
The date of meetings has been
changed from the second Wednes
day to the third Wednesday of the
month. Everyone should come to
the next meeting, and ii you have
them up before the meeting. Ihis
is one of the main features OF the
bureau, to help the farmer.
Melvin Hoiberg and Christof ia
cobson were hosts at a delightful
party given last Saturday evening
for the boys and girls basket ball
teams. Games and dancing were
the main features of the program,
At a late hour a dainty luncheon
was served.
Miss Ethel Swenson entertained 4
number of friends at-a dinner party
Tuesday evening.
Miss Arinzo Christ of st. Peter vas
a guest OF Miss Ruth Rydberg over
the week, end
Mr.. Waddams of Minneapolis
visited the first Of last week at the
Hans Johnson home.
w. r. SkiptoH received the sad
message that . brother in law Mr..
Ennis died last Friday at Toledo,
Ohio. He was about sixty seven
years of age. He leaves his wife
Lucy Cheadle Ennis. Mr.. Ennis for
merly lived in this locality where
he made many friends, who extend
their sympathy. :
Algot Youngren went to the cities
the first of the week to attend a
groceryman's convention and also
to visit relatives. He -Tas accom-
panied by his nephew Master Bobbie
ISwenson.
Dr. Hedderly of Minneapolis ar
rived the first of the week and has
taken up his residence in the Ed
Mann house. He has his dental Of
nee in the forepart OF the building.
treated the Kasota live wires to- a
Ispeedy bob ride Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. William Johns, Sr., and Mrs.
Anna I.amberton of ST. Peter motor
ed to Owatonna last Monday.
Miss Esther Vulcan of Mankato
lspent the week end at the Thee.
Anderson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Babcock were
among those present from Kasota
at the dinner party given by Mr.. and
Mrs. Clifford Babcock at Mankato
Tuesday evening
? Mr. and Mrs. Fred Babcock spent
Monday and Tuesday in the twin
cities.
School Notes.
Rua Koenen returned to school
Monday after being absent several
weeks bcause OF illness,
Erwin Sebastian and Norman
Johnson were absent from school
last week because OF illness.
The candy sale given by the
seventh grade last Saturday was
we'll attended: $40 was taken in.
Miss Isabelle OEenloch was very
unfortunate 10 SpTdln Her ankle re-
Gently. She is now unable to at
tend school.
Miss Ruth Rydberg has been alb
sent from school this week ,because
of illness.
The seventh grade enjoyed \ its
second half holiday last Friday
Afternoon.
| Miss f. II. Eddleston. county
nurse, Is busy examining the school
children this week.
At a recent business meeting the
following officers were re- elected By
the seventh grade. President, De-
) Eta Ecklund; vice president,
ECharies Bartef; secretary. Joyce
Peterson; treasurer, Albert Hofberg.
Community Association Organized.
IeSueur Center January 1s.-The