The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1923-03-16
SCHOOL BY FARM
BUREAU IS DATED
Kasota Unit To Put On the
Event Wednesday
BLAZE in VILLAGE
General News Stories Collected
BY the Free Press
Reporter

| haSota, March l2.-haSOta Farm
Bureau members will hold an all day
dairy school at the village hall next
Wednesday, according to Secretary
Harold S Adams. The school will be
one of the biggest boosts for better
dairying ever held in the community
and everyone interested is urged to
be present The meeting will begin
at one o'clock. Professor l.. V. wilson
of the University Farm, and a recog
nized dairy authority, will be in
charge of the school fo- men. Miss
Julia Newton, home demonstration
agent of the University Extension
division, will have charge of the
women's program. She will lectu: g
on home conveniences and project
work for women. County Agent lay
Tor. Harold Adams and ID. s. TURF
tin will stage an alfalfa program.
The ladies OF the kasota Farm Bureau
club have arranged to serve lunch at
noon to all who attend.
Fire of unknown origin broke out
in the residence occupied by Dick
Conner and family Friday evening
The fire had good start. hut the
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partment soon had it under control
Much damage was done by the fire
and water.
last Sunday at the o p. Buell. home
as the guests of nj. Rinkelrs child
rem, Alice and Buell. Rinkell.
The Ladies' Aid society of the
Presbyterian church will be enter
tanned Thursday afternoon by Mrs
+. ii. Babcock.
Mrs. Ed. Gustafson entertained
the Ladies' Aid society of the Con-
gregational church last Wednesday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. An
drew jacobson.
Hans Johnson recently purchased
the Denker property and will move
in the same in the near future.
Among the Mankato shoppers last
Saturday were Mrs. j. r. Davies
Misses Alice Wistrom and Elizabeth
Pitmon.
The knights of Pythias will give
their monthly card social this even
iLg in the village hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Strickland OF
Mankato visited Wednesday at the
w. r. Grant home.
Miss Dolly Leverson spent several
days of last week visiting NJ. and
Mrs. Curtis Leverson of Mankato.
| Misses Evelyn Swenson and Haze
McTighe, Walden Koenen and Car
Rydeen were Mankato visitors fri-
day.
Bernard and Otto vetter have been
on the sick list the past week.
1 Mrs. Elmer Peterson returned tC
Tracy Thursday after spending the
week with her mother Mrs. Anna
Leaf.
] Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Stewart are
! planning to move TO Minneapolis in
1.-THE near future.
/ Misses Ardella Johnson, Esthe.
Koenen and Bessie Hoiberg, who at
tend ST. Peter Normal, have been
practice teaching in the Brown
Kirby and Boutwell, districts re-
/ spectfully.
The district basketball tourna
ment will be held next Friday and
Saturday. March Is and II, in st
Peter. The Kasota high school bas
ketball team will be among the teams
present to try for the championship
! Mrs. Williams Johns. Sr., and son
Ernest transacted business in Man
kato Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Linus Swenson of St
Paul visited at the p. M. Swenson
home last week.
| Mrs. J. K. Davies visited relatives
at Mankato one day last week.
Miss Anna McGraw has been i'll
during the past week with the pre-
yailing epidemic. Miss McGraw
makes her home with Frank Boeh
land while teaching in the Boeiland
| district