The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1917-03-23
Cleveland

Cleveland
Martin Ponwith attended the corn
show at Fairmont during the last
week.
Mrs. William E. Lloyd arrived home
last Saturday from fortnight visit
with her sister, Miss Gladys Flowers
| at La Crosse, Wisconsin
Mrs. Albert Lurth and Miss Mary
! Lurth of Lake Washington were
guests of the Martin Ponwith family
several days last week. Oliver Groh
visited from last Saturday evening
until Monday with Mankato relatives.
Mrs. l. w. Watt and daughter Las
Zina, who have spent the last three
months with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. G. B. Hurst, returned to their
home at Walker, Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad Meyers enter
tanned a company at dinner, Sunday
M. H. Burns, Joe Ballman, and Lee
Kercher attended the funeral of Al j
Potts last Saturday.
Miss Ethel Skipton spent Sunday
with the Misses OILERS.
Is Virgil Matthews of northern Min
nesota visited in this village the past
week.
Miss Mable Torman left Monday
for Waseca, where she will clerk in
a confectionery store.
Mrs. Albert Lurth, Miss Mary Lurth
and Mrs. Hattie Davies were enter
tanned at the Eugene Smith home last
Wednesday.
Miss Doris Jackson entertained
Miss Vesta Rollman at her home from
Saturday until Sunday evening
Harry Busse visited at Ottawa over
Sunday.
The Ladies' Working club of the
Christian church postponed their en-
tertainment and basket social which
was to have been last Saturday even
ing, until later date.
On Saturday evening, March II, the
| Cleveland band boys will give a card
and box social in the town hall fol
the benefit of the band. Ladies who
bring boxes will be admitted free
Gents who purchase boxes will re-
ceive their fee back. The admission
will be twenty-five cents. There will
be band concert given from eight to
nine O'Clock. Everybody welcome and
| a good time assured.
Earl Hart returned home last week
from an extended visit with relatives
! in South Dakota.
William Montgomery arrived here
| last Saturday, after spending the past
two months at Jacksonville Florida
and many other points of interest
| through the south.
Patrick Conroy Of St. Paul is the
| guest of his sister, Mrs. Charles Bau-
ers and family in this village.
Mrs. Rolla Everett has been on the
sick list this past week
Miss Maymie Hardegger returned
home last Saturday from ST. Paul
after an extended visit with friends
A large number of people from this
| village and community attended the
basketball game at Montgomery or
| Monday evening between Waterville
and Cleveland.
Hon. and Mrs. Howard Flowers
came down from st. Paul last Satur-
day for short visit
| Mr.. and Mrs. l.. P. Hurst and family
and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Zimmerman
and daughter were entertained at the
Joe Ballman home Sunday evening
Miss Ellenora Groh came down from
Mankato, Monday for couple of days
visit with relatives.
Mrs. c.. Hermal and daughter, Miss
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past four months in California, Wash
ington and other points in the west
are expected home some time through
| the week.
Joe Ballman and family were enter
tanned at the A. Rohlfing home, Sun
day.
Miss Mary Jaeger of Mankato is
| spending the week visiting relatives
in the vicinity of lie Sueur Center.
Mrs. Lewis Davis returned home
last Wednesday from few days visi
with st. Paul relatives.
Mrs. l. w. Watt was guest of Mrs
], E. Davis last Saturday evening.
Dewey Matthews visited over las
Saturday and Sunday with Raymond
Stotz.
\ IHo- MISSES MARY dHu DOIOIIi.
Jaeger and Edith Cheadle were en-
tertained at tea, Sunday evening a
the home of Miss Mable Cheadle.
Mrs. Charles Cheadle has been in il
health for some time past.
Mrs. Henry Stotz and son Clarence
spent Monday at the c. B. Hurs
home.
Rev. Luther Malmberg of st. Pete
| filed the pulpit at the Lutheran churcl
at this place last Sunday.
T, Mr.. and Mrs. F. C. Hobson enter
tanned a company of young peopl'
from Madison Lake last Sunday.
| Mrs. Mary Kramer, who has beef
: a guest of the John Hardegger home
for the past three weeks at Lake JEFF
ferson returned home last Saturday
4 Milton s. Cheadle was business