The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1923-11-23
roll CALL IS DATED
RED CROSS WORKERS WILL
BE OUTATK ASOTA
II Is Hoped To Accomplish Much
IN the Coming Week;
News Of Village !.

commencing, November % has been
designated in which the annual Red
Cross roll call for Kasota and Ka-
sofa township will be solicited. Give
the solicitors welcome and your
membership.
Following Is the schedule mapped
out for the Kasota basket ball
team: January IL, Nicollet at Ka
sofa; January Is, Cleveland at
Cleveland; January %. Le Sueur at
lKasota; February /, st Peter at st.
Peter; February 8. Cleveland at
| Nicollet; February %, St. Peter at
Kasota February 70, LIE Sneur at LIE
! Sueur.
Miss. Hannah Berquist made q
4 trip to Mankato Wednesday.
\ Mr.. and Mrs. Max Hack and
children were guests Sunday Of Mr..
land Mrs. Ralph Woolhouse Of Ka-
sofa.
| Mrs. C. ]. Hamnstedt was on the
sick list several days last week.
Mrs. August BerQuist has been a
sufferer of gallstones the past week.
County Attorney Fendergast was
a business caller in Kasota the first
of the week.
| Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Ream were
guests of L. E. Davis and family of
(, Revere last Monday.
| Mrs Pearl Larson and children
and Harry Larson of Minneapolis
1 visited Kasota friends last Sunday.
Peter Seelen OF St. Paul and c r.
Hamnstedt of st. Peter called on
Kasota friends last Monday.
! Emmanuel Anderson has gone to
spend the winter with his daughter,
Mrs. Hugh Usher and family.
Miss Josephine Binder of West
Newton Is making an extended visit
with her sister. Mrs. Paul vetter.
Mrs. Nels Ecklund visited her
father, Mr.. Stockman at st. Jo-
seph's hospital at Mankato last Sat
urday.
The next meeting of the Parent
Teachers association will be held at
the school house, Friday evening,
November %.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bickle of eordora
I; have rented. and taken possession OF
the Larson place, on the st Peter
road.
Mrs GA. Laumann of st. Peter
has been engaged as nurse for Miss
Ruby Severson, vino continues very
poorly.
Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Stricken and
Miss Margaret Hallnagel of Man
! kato, were visitors at the J. R. Ream
home on Tuesday.
Mrs. Emily Brown has been SER
iously i'll the past week or more.
Mrs, Sherman Wishley OF Delaven
is visiting Mrs. Earl Hull for few
days.
Mrs. H. +. Laumann. formerly of
"a hui IL
asha, Oklahoma, has been the guest
OF her daughter, Mrs. George Hull
; for a time
Mr. and Mrs, C. K. Willard and
daughter Gertrude of Heron ] axe,
spent the week end with Nrs. r. r.
Turrittfn and Rev. and Mrs. r. C.
Bailey
The members of the w. .. w.
lodge enjoyed smoke social last
Wednesday .evernng. State Manager,
L. D. Nc Fadden Of Minneapolis was
their guest.
Bert Hull and family of Napleton
were guests Hast week of the Hui
brothers.
H. J. Kirby and family were en-
tertained last SUNDAY at the Milton
Hill home near st, Feter.
The Knights of~Pythias and their
families enjoyed their first card So
cial Of the season last Monday even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Bennett, Mrs.
c. E. Rydeen and ]. w. Warrant
motored to Faribault last Tuesday
on combined business and pleasure
trip.
Mrs. Peter Seelen and children OF
ST. Paul and Mrs. Harry Kneeland
and son and Mrs. C. R. Hamnstedt
of st. Peter, were callers last Sun
day at the CIR. .Swenson home.
Mrs. c, r. Parker and SON Owen
of Minneapolis spent Sunday as
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs William jar
dine. Mr.. Parker is enjoying his an,
nual vacation with relatives in
Iowa
The barn and garage on the Earl
Hull farm burned TO the ground re-
Gently the FIRE having been started
by matches in the hands of the
little four year old son. Mr.. HulYs
father, George Hull is at work re-
building the garage.
Mrs. Mildred Afford after about
six weeks visit with her parents,
Rev. and Mrs. F. C. Bailey, return
ed last Thursday to her home at
Broad Brook, Conn,
IuSt FdiFUdnkS DrOIHefS ana SIS
ter. Miss Fairbanks, arrived from
Lake Crystal some days ago and are
now nicely located In their new
home, the Joseph Franks place.
A car driven by Mr.. Hanson and
a rig belonging to Lester Miller, had
a head long collision SATURDAY.
night, but luck was with them and
no, serious results are reported.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. C. Mason spent
Sunday at the Fred Chester home
in Dtndas.
afrs. Ernest Forsbe.r entertained
a,siste- Miss Carrie Olson of Man
ksto last week. Mrs. Forsberg and
children accompanied her hack TO
spend a few days at the Carl Olson
home. 49,
Kasota friends were notified last
week Of the death of former resi-
dent Oscar Anderson, lctely OF Mn
neapolis. Mr., Anderson was ri c-e
time the proprietor of al.ssalaon II
Ksseta.
H. w. C,app ard wife last on
Wednesday, I'd spend the win To-. with
their children pt Eufaula anema.
stopning eTirnute with rela.ivas 60
Owatonna and Evanston. fThey will
be greatly missed in Kasnta
A number Of enthusiastic fans
took In. the .Menkatos st. Peter foot,
hsH game at Mankato, ON Sunday.
The score was 8 to O in, favor OF Sc.
Peter. c.. s.. Babcock ard Russell
Peterson are members OF the win