The Mankato free press., 1923-09-21
EVENTS IN KASOTA
STORIES TOLD OF VILLAGE;
THINGS HAPPENED
School EnroIIment;the Parent
Teacher Association OFF,
GERS Elected

iOw:Es Is the enrounfent OF tno oh-
lent grades and high School: First
.,.aIe, eleven: second grade, four
..eG. thud grade, thirteen; fourth
s.ACu, nine; fifth grade, eighteen;
Sixth grade, fourteen; seventh
g.ade, eighteen; eighth grade, TWEEN
- three; Hign school. hTty SIX;
...aGing a total Of 176. =.
haSOIa playing their best game OF
the year, TOOK z hot battle from Ely
san, Sunday by the score OF four TO
three. The fielding of both teams
Sere good, Swenson OF kasota
handling many chances around the
hot oorner and making three hits.
Rsd Pstnoa in the oCttield made
three pretty catches and played q
whale Of a gale. Johnson and Carl
son each got two hits that came at
the right time. Elysi2E threatened
tc score in the first inning when
they had three men ON bases and
only ole out, buI the tight defence
OF the home boys made their CHANG
es fade away. Kasota got men on
bases In nine OF the eleven innings
but old Wiles pitching for Eiysian
frightened up and allowed no runs
10 scoree Short pitched a great game
of ball for Kasota.
81 unable to attend school q few days
last week
The Latin class which is being
conducted in Miss Liskey's room, Is
causing much enjoyment for the
seventh graders who in no doubt
will be experts in that subject before
they enter high school.
Miss June Rawlings started in the
third grade Monday, being unable to
attend last week because of the re-
moval of her tonsils.
Miss Helen Olson was absent from
school a few days last week on &C
count OF illness.
Carl Swenson and Alfred Swenson
are getting marble at Phillyss. Wis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack DeZelske en-
tertained a number Of friends at
dancing party last Saturday
evening.
Mrs. L. P. Miller and daughter
Inez, and Mrs Belle Wildes OF Mad
ison Lake were visitors last Sun
day at the Philip Koenan home.
Emil Swenson and son Carl re-
turned recently from Merrill, Wis,
where they have been setting mar
BILE for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Gustafson en-
tertained relatives from Iowa last
sunday.
DIR. and Mrs. Clifford Peterson
and little son OF Ringstead, Iowa,
were guests last Sunday at the l. c.
Mason home.
Those who attended the picnic at
Madison Lake last Sunday were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Leyerson and
children, Miss Mabel Anderson, Mr..
and Mrs. L. c. Mason, Mr.. and Mrs.
2ibe Mason, Della Sjogren, DIR. and
Mrs. Clifford Peterson and little
son of Ringstead, Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Peterson Of
? Tracy were guests Sunday at the
home of Mrs. Anna Leaf.
Mr.. >and Mrs. F. l.. Vernon, Mrs.
Ernest Birr and Mr.. and Mrs. War
rant motored to the Twin cities
Thursday and attended the state
fair.
A number. of ladies gave a sur
prise party Wednesday afternoon in
honor OF Mrs. Frank Peterson who
arrived in Kasota recently with her
husband to make their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Franks and
daughter Grace, OF Knoxville. Iowa,
returned on Monday to their home,
after a two weeks visit with Mrs.
Franks sister, Mrs. Ira Pettis.
s.. NJ. Grange and Carl Swenson
attended the state fair the latter
part of last week
Stewart Fischer of Montsvideo
visited at the ]. @. Adams home
over the week end. He LETT for
Wtnnebago on Monday to enroll at
Parker college. ..
Mrs. w. b. Pu1ver and Miss Haz-
ell McTighe visited In the Twin cit :
les last week and attended the fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Royal Newton and
their guest, Miss Frances Mccarthy
OF Marysburg, are enjoying motor
trip into northern Minnesota and
Wisconsin this week.
Clayton Moses exhibited his sheep
at the state fair and won prizes
amounting to one hundred dollars.
Mr. and Mira. Harold Johnson and
SON Robert Of Org, Mimi, have been
guests the past week at the John
Johnson homo and with relatives in
Oshawe.
Tuesday from Minneapolis where
she has been employed during the
summer months.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Warrant and
children motored to Faribauft last
Sunday and made a brief visit with
frances Warrant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Ream OF
Fairmont visited In Kasota and
Oshawa over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. C.. Mason, Mr..
and Mrs. Curtis Leverson and child
rem and Mrs. Charles Waterman at :
tended a reunion Of the Reedfield
mittee consists Of Mrs. F. s. Will
cox, Mrs. W. H. Moulton, Miss
family at Lake Madison last Sun
day. About seventy guests sat down
10 dinner at the resort hotel, of
which Mrs. Nora Reedfield is pro-
prietoress. She was assisted In
serving by Mrs Louisa Reedfield Of
itankat: krs-I the guests were
also F7>4 Chester and family of
Dundas and party OF relatives from
ST. Paul.
Alfred Jacobson and Laven Eek
lima were among those who took
In the state fair last week.
De Eta, the little daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. NelE Ecklund, has been on
the Sick list and on Monday was
taken TO Mankato for treatment,
Mrs George Bennett entertained
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Dunkelb1ck las. Monday.
Tfe following enjoyed a motor
trip last Sunday to Faribault and
other potdts: Mr. ard Mrs. Rudolph
Swenson and daughter. Marie, and
Mr. and Mrs Andraw Swanann and