The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1923-09-07
Will BEGIN STUDIES
.KASOTA INSTITUTION TO
RESUME OPERATIONS !,
Social Stories and Personal
Mention;~Things In Gen.
eral Recorded

ems al hasota next Tuesday morn
ing at nine o'clock, according to SD
perintendent Alfred J. Olsen. Re-
glstraIion will be completed a. sooi'
as possible and classes will begin
that day, An enrolment Oh sixty
i've students is expected II the r1ls4t
school this year, which VIII be one
OF the largest in the history or the
school. A new course in latin, pub
lie speaking and English history
will be added to those regularly CT
Tered DalHg the summer months
the rooms have been painted and the
desks vanished. Other repairs have
also been made TO the building.
There will only be two new teachers
this year. The following are ali the
lis, principal; Lillian WisIrom. ka-
sofa, Engnsh; Nerna >Gerlick, Man
= kato. eighth grade; Etla Liskey,
Wood Lake, seventh grade: Viola
Wolf, Truman. NTH AMI sixth grade:
Cord Synstely. HansRa, third and
fourth grade; Anna Swensou, Kaso-
Ia, first and second grade. There
viii be teachers meeting at the
school Monday afternoon at two
O'Clock.
Five young people from Kasota
community viii represent lie Sueur
county at the state fair next week
as q result OF their activities In
Boys and Girls club work. Rodger
Wolfe won first place at the lie
Sueur county fair in the baby beef
club; Clarion Moses won first prize
in the pig club; Martha and Harriet
Lamberton and Grace Allen won
first in the canning club; Miss Olive
Moses won first place in the poultry
club exhibits and placed second in
the pig cub. Clayton Moses was an
other exhibitor at the We Sueur
county fair, winning a majority OF
the ribbons on his Shropshire sheep.
He win show them at the state fair
this year as well as at Shakopee.
Kasota has some of the finest live
stock In the county and it's people
are unusually active In the farm club
work. The honors they won this
year, are characteristics of their in
dustry.
william Fetzloff visited St. Paul
for medical treatment last Tuesday.
Miss Mabel SAWYER Of St. Peter,
visited Friday at the Leo Nix home.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. R Ram spent
Sunday with relatives in Minneapo-
lis.
MRS Andrew Swensen is visiting
friends in the twin cities for a week
or>more.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Franks OF
Knoxville, Iowa, were visitors In
kasota last Sunday.
Mrs. Charles Rydberg was a bust
ness caller at the Mankato clinic Of
tees last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w Clapp and
Mrs. Isabelle Trowbridse were Man.
kato callers on Monday.
Miss Ruth Johnson who will
teach this year at\0watonna. will
leave Saturday for that city.
e r. Vernon returned to HIS work
at Truman on Monday, after spend
ing Sunday with his family.
Curtis MEDIUM accompanied par
" OF land buyers to Northern Min
nesota the first OF the week.
party given last Saturday afternoon
by Mrs. Harry Zimmerman OF Man
kato. -. 70
Miss Nara Stebbins expects to
leave Sunday for Caledonia, whore
she has been elected to teach.
The Misses Hannah, Minnie and
Ida Nelson are making arrange
ments to move to Mankato for the
winter.
Nels Ecklund and family are leav-
ing today for a trip into Northern
- al INC oh0SIAoA "a Du-
Miss Ruth Rydberg visited friends
in St Peter a few days this week.
o. A. Swenson and family motored
to st. Paul Saturday and visited re.-
latives, returning the following day.
Mrs. Barrus, who has been the
guest Of her niece, Mrs. H. r. Clapp,
has returned to her home at Owa-
'o La A,uL
Jean, Of Okabena, were entertained
Sunday and Monday at the home of
Mrs. Carrie Johnson
Miss Gloris Bailey left last Mon
day for Montana, where she had q
position as teacher az Glendive, She
expects to visit sister, Mrs. A. T..
Wheeler OF Plevna, enroute.
Mrs. J. r. Ream was successfully
operated upon for appendicitis last
Tuesday morning at the De Coster
hospital at Mankato. Her many
friends are pleased to know that she
is doing nicely.
Wesley Doms spent the first OF
the week with friends in the twin
cities.
Miss Ardella Johnson has been
elected TO teach the Brown school
Ii district No. so.
Misses Carmen and Maxine Kott
ke are spending few weeks with
relatives at Arlington.
Miss Cloris Radcliffe OF Mankato
has been the guest this week of u,
8. Turrittin and family.
Mrs. Arthur French arrived re-
Gently from the West and is the
family. ''N
Clayton Vaughn will take posses-
sion soon OF the Peter Green farm
which he has rented for the coming
year.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bennett and
Mrs. Carrie johnson and daughter,
Ruth, were business callers last
Monday at Mankato.
The members of the Christian
EndeaVor society enjoyed a picnic
dinner last Thursday evening at the
ID. S. Turrittin home.
Mrs. c. A. Anderson will entertain
The Ladies aid society Of the Pres
6yterian church at her home on
Thursday afternoon, September 6.
There will be services next Sun
Gay morning in the Presbyterian
e s,nir Mr.; Doms has consented to
Mrs. Joseph Peach and children
arrived the first of the week from
Vergas and ara guests of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Mention
Mrs. Agnes Brskey, Mrs. Huettle
and Mrs: Kuntz of Mankato and
Mrs. Julia Brokey of Lake Crystal
were quests last week of Mrs. Joe