The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1918-04-26
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ing Thursday, April 25.
The following were Mankato callers
Saturday, Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Ford
Mrs. J. E. Ford, J. Cate, Misses
Leliah and Loretta Harvey. Mr.. and
Mrs. H. Britt. Mrs. Joe Drummer,
Mrs. Walter Macbeth and daughter
Anna, Walter Wilkinson and son.
Miss Gertrude Muellerleile has re-
turned to her home from Smiths
Mill.
Rose and William Wenner attend
ed the dance at Smiths Mill Satur-
day evening.
I>Espey Cate has arrived safely in
France.
The Junior Red Cross of the Tivoli
school has a membership of 100 per
cent. The following is the work
done by the Juniors, 100 gun wipes,
145O mouth swabs, 80 knitted blocks
and hospital handkerchiefs.
The following children were neither
tardy nor absent during the month
of March ending April 5: Eva Barton,
Raymond Jaeger, Buelah VanBuren,
Steven Harvey, Anna Tacheny,
Dorothy Jaeger, Effie VanBuren
Frieda Schimek. Loretta Mates
Ivernie Mates, Floella Pettis. The
average attendance for the past
month was twenty
| Miss Evangeline' Knauss and Miss
Mary E. Barrett, cadets from the
Mankato Normal were observers at
the Tivoli school last week.
| Miss Grace Bucholtz is visiting al
/ the home of her aunt and uncle N
E. Bennett.
| Jack Crowley was a Sunday caller
at the n. E. Bennett home Sunday
| The presiding elder, Rev. Stout
preached at Tivoli Sunday.
Don't forget the Sunshine club
Saturday at the home of Mrs George
OFT.
| Lola Cate has returned to hel
home after a weeks visit with friends
and relatives at Owatonna.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Wilkensor
and family are enjoying a visit from
the formers sister, Mrs. Jennie
Bohn from Oklahoma.
Mrs. Ed. Schindle and little sor
were visiting a few days last weel
at the G. Barton home.
Tivoli gave freely to the Thirt
Liberty Loan bond. The Tivoli schoo
have taken out nearly $500 worth o
| baby bonds. Liberty bonds ant
Thrift stamps.
Delbert Wilson of Eagle LAX.
called on Joe Mosher Sunday after
noon.
Miss Catherine Muellerleile has re-
turned froom Smiths Mill.
We are sorry to report Mrs. Wen
dell Drummer is not as well as ex
pected. 1t is reported she is t.
undergo another operation the frs
of this week.
Miss O. Schindle of Kennel.
Bridge is visiting her aunt, Mrs. c
Barton
Guy Ford was soliciting last weel
for the Third Liberty loan at Tivoli
Others working in different direc
tons.
We are glad to see LeRay wa
ahead in the loans. They wen
over their allotment about 900.
Mrs. Allan Broas will have tn
Ladies' Aid at her home Thursda.
afternoon May q The Bible vers
must have the word obey in it.
Mr.. and Mrs Olaf Larson visite,
the A. Larson home near Madison
Lake Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. w. p Seaquist an,
son and the formers mother, Mrs
fCharlotte Seaquist visited the latter
farm at Tivoli Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Farm and sol
, RAYMOND of North Mankato wer
Sunday afternoon callers at the MI
and Mrs. Olaf Larson home and ais
stopped to call on Mr.. and Mrs. E
L. Miller.
; Tivoli has six young men VIII
, have enlisted. Four were born an
raised in Tivoli and the other tw,
!, spent short time with us. The follow
ing are on the honor roll, Mr.. Emmett
land Archie Tanner, Mr.. Frank an
Leslie Morse, William Musser an
Espy Cate.
Il The Farmers club held Saturda
evening, April 10, was one of tn
, best ever held. A good program wa
rendered consisting of mostly sing
ing which was greatly enjoyed by
large audience. Special motto
should be given to the little ones
: Mr.. George Scheurer sang Littl
!, Brown jug and was accompanied b
j, his sister and the two little Powel
x girls sang "A Little Child Sha
Lead Them" and gave as an encore