The Mankato free press., 1917-11-16
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end with Minneapolis frienGs.
Mrs. Helen Goldsmith was a guest
of Mrs George Studely of st. Peter
several days the past week.
| Hon. H. H. Flowers returned Sat-
urday evening from Saskatchewan
Canada, where he spent the past two
months.
Walter Merritt and Lulu Hill and
Dorothy Nutter of Traverse were en-
tertained at the Eugene Smith home
from Saturday until Sunday evening.
l. Miss Tessie Rydeen of Kasota
spent the week end at the George
Davis home.
The Christian Endeavor of the
! Christian church were entertained at
the Eugene Smith home Saturday
evening.
The Misses Irene Dick'n I'D Marcia
Perkins came up from Mankato We'd
nesday evening returning Sunday.
Mrs. Lou Bartlett and Ethel Ell
lengsworth were entertained at the
VIM. Sapp home near LIE Sueur Cen
ter Sunday.
The Red Cross will start making
/ Christmas packages for the soldier
boys this week.
Mrs. w. e. Deoyd made trip to Le-
Sueur Tuesday taking finished work
done by the Red Cross to the chapter
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs.
Lindore Bartlett Tuesday October 80.
Mr. and Mrs. William Vanantwerp
left Monday for Ohio, after spending
few days with Kasota and Cleveland
relatives.
l.. H. Allen left Monday on a busi-
ness trip to Saskatchewan. Canada
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Caldwell and
daughter Gertrude Of Fairmont were
guests of Mrs. Charles Rogers from
Saturday until Monday.
Mrs. Helen Goldsmith made a
business trip to LIE Sueur Center
Monday.
The temperance program given by
the Christian Sunday school, Sunday
evening was well attended.
Mrs. V. Mathews was Mankato
caller Monday.
Erwin Ray and Mamie Briest of
Gaylord were entertained at the H. H.
Ponwith home Sunday.
Rudolph Jager of Dent, Mimi, re-
turned home Saturday after spending
a few days with relatives.
SCHOOL NOTES.
The selling of hot lunches began
October 81. More of the pupils than
ever before have availed themselves
of the opportunity to take hot
Vacation of two days was enjoyed
by the entire school all the teachers
off fI,o Of fho
A. in Minneapolis.
Miss Ellison and kenyon made the
trip to Minneapolis Wednesday after
noon in Miss Ellison's car.
The sophomores and freshmen held
Halloween party in the school house
Wednesday evening. Miss Lou
Diller chaperoned the party.
Miss Collins delightfully."- entertain
ed the lady teachers in her room at
the hotel one evening last week.
Fifty dollars worth of Liberty bonds
were purchased by the freshmen and
by the seventh and eighth grades.
The following program will be given
by the Alpha Beta, the literary So
ciety, Friday afternoon, November g..
Movie program. Instrumental duet,
Ida Rogers and Bertha Wendelschaf-
er; essay, "How to Take Movies" F"
Dewey Matnewes; debate, Resolved
that Motion Pictures Do More Good
Than Harm" affirmative, Helen Kluntz
and Era Evans, negative, l. Rogers
and Florence Ponwith. Music sextette,
Rosalia Flowers, Lura Perkins, Mar
ion Allen, Harry Flowers, Clarence
Wendelshafer, Carl Zimmerman; es-
say, "The Worlds Greatest Actresses
and the Movies" Doris Jackson; /;
speeches, "My Favorite Movie Ac-
.tress," Margaret Bigger, Edith
Cheadle, Paul keenan,, Harry Allen;
pantomine, ''The Spiegepfenuig Mo-
vies," Frances Mccarthy, Harry Flow
ers, Donald Keough, Lura Perkins,
Raymond Dickie.