The Mankato free press., 1923-09-21
PICKED IN kASOTA
BALL TEAM TO PLAY ONE
GAME SUNDAY
This Will Be Last Contest of
This Season; Noteshof
Village

Kasota. September 15.-Manager
"Dick" Swenson Of Kasota ball
team announces that the last game
Of the season win take place Sun
day afternoon. It will be played at
Elysian. Each team has victory to
its credit, both games having been
won by very close margins. Last
Sunday, on the Kasotal diamond,
Kasota had to travel at/top speed
for eleven innings to defeat the Ely
sian crowd four to three. Again
next Sunday Short will pitch for
Kasota, and Wildes for Elysian.
The rubber game is certain to be a
hot battle, and a big crowd Of Ka-
sofa fans will accom- pany the team
to Elysian.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Fell of
Minneapolis, recently spent a week
with Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Rudell OF
Kasota.
Misses Elsie Anderson and Hazel
Nc Tighe, Mrs. w. B. Pulver and
Mrs. c. r. Swenson were Mankato
callers on Sunday.
Mrs. A. ]. Lee and daughter and
Mrs. Virgil Carlisle and daug hters
of Pettts, were guests the week end
Of Mrs. Glen Livingston and family.
e. L. Vernon and Sam Wildes
completed a silo on the w. r. Skip
ton farm and this week are at work
on another on the Joe Klaseus
farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Tell and
Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Rudell motor
ed to Winthrop one day last week
and visited friends and relatives.
George Hale and Rodney Pettis
were among the state fair visitors
last week.
Mrs. Burnhard Vetter was quite
i'll and confined to her bed several
days last week. :
Miss Bothun, high school princi-
pal visited at Jher home in Mime
apolis over the week end.
Elmer Peterson Of Tracy was Z
guest at the home OF Mrs. Anna
Leafon Friday and Saturday.
C. R. Parker and family of Min
at the William Jardine home.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. @. Adams visited
their daughter, Mrs. Brock. near
Cleveland last Sunday
Mrs A. H. Rydeen and Mrs. c. E.
Rydeen were among the shoppers
last Wednesday at Mankato.
A very large crowd from Elysian
and other towns attended the ball
game at Kasota Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. W. B. Pulver. Mrs. Carrie
Johnson and Miss Ruth Buell. were
Mankato visitors on Sunday after
noon. .. '-.-
Dan Norlin and family returned
to Minneapolis on Sunday, after a
visit with the aged invalid. John
Norlin.
Mrs. Julius Barter who returned
recently after being treated at a
Mankato hospital, remains quite III.
Byron Collins arrived recently
from Williston. N. D., and is the
guest of his grandmother Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Johnson ar
rived Thursday from Minneapolis
where they have been visiting rela-
fives and friends for a week. They
will leave soon for their home at
Morris, Mimi. = ;;
Mrs. John Livingston accompanied
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Green to the
Twin cities last week and attended
Rev. and Mrs. F. C. Baily are
making arrangements to make their
home through the winter with Mrs.
Ella Turrittin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Sjogren and
children of Minneapolis are visiting
at the Gustav Sjogren home.
A new kitchen and other improve
merits are being added to the VIII
liams Johns. Sr., residence.
IF. Johnson, the decorator, ls
making attractive interior improve
ments in the post office.
Mr.. and Mrs. Williams kemMits
of st. Peter. were guests last sun
day of Harry Greenig and family. .
Richard Pulver returned last
week to his work at Cloquet, after
a visit with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. B. Pulver.
The Ladies aid society OF tne
Presbyterian church will be enter
tanned next Thursday afternoon.
September 20 at the, home OF Mrs.
c. w Babcock. liz
Harold Swenson has been laid up
this week as the result Of an ac-
cident last Monday when he su.
stained an injured foot by the fall
of large stone.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Dragoo and
family and Mrs. Armstrong motored
down from st. Cloud and were
week end guests of F. Crossteld
and family. Arthur and William
Dragoo. who have assisted Mr..
Crossfield during the corn drying
season returned with them to st.
Cloud.
Elmer Brenizer, who has con-
Quoted the Kasota barber shop tor
several years past. sold out recent
rly to A. K. Otterstrom OF Iowa. MT.
Brenizer will look up new Location
after visit to his old home at Sioux
Falls, S. D.. and a trip into North,
ern Minnesota Mr., Otterstrom and
family are occupying rooms In the
Reedfield residence
Miss Edna Peterson returned
Sunday, after. spending ten days IN
the Twin cities as the guest or Mr..
and Mrs. C. A. Lindquist and family.
her uncle, C. A. Swenson and family
and other relatives. While there
abe also attended the state fair,
noting the various Kasota exhibits.
The ladies of, the Woman's Mis-
sionary society Of the Presbyterian
church met Thursday afternoon
with Mrs. F. c. Bailey and the af-
ternoon was spent In White Cross
work.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Jardine and
Mrs. D. F. Newton enjoyed an ex-
tended motor trip last Sunday.
stopping for a visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Zimmerman of lie Sueur
Center.
Grandma Sophia Adams was en-
tertained last week at the home OF
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Adams. Mr.. and
Mrs. C. v. Nc Grau were also their
guests on Sunday.