The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1919-03-21
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| tended the conference of superinten-
dents at Minneapolis during the
past week.
Mrs. E. e. Thomas and ::rs. Charles
Cooke were shopping at Mankato
Wednesday last.
The Ladies' aid of the Methodist
| Episcopal church will serve a chicken
| pie supper in the Hobson building
| Saturday evening, March %. Re-
member the night and give the ladies
good turnout, Supper 80 cents.
Superintendent G. w. Knox of
Lamberton, Mimi, was in our village
between trains last Wednesday and
gave the school pleasant call.
Westly Davis of Sanborn is visit
ing his father. Hiram Davis and
other relatives in this vicinity.
! Mrs. S. S. Holden spent last Thurs
| day afternoon and evening with Mrs.
Ray Hawkins.
Rolla Everett received the good
news during the past week that his
| brother, Redden had arrived in New
| York from overseas. We hope that
we may all give Redden a glad hand
shake before many more weeks pass
| by.
Calvin B. Hurst received The Ia
coma News Tribune last Saturday
from his sister, Mrs. John T. Bibb of
| that place. In the paper it gave the
following account of one of our old
| Cleveland boys, CLARK Savidge of
Olympia, state lard commissioner,
will run for governor for the state
| of Washington in 1922
Mrs. William Lloyd and Miss
Frances keenan, attended a st. Pat
rick party at the home of Mrs. R. D..
F&wcett at Kasota last Saturday
| afternoon.
| William Lloyd transacted business
in the twin cities Monday.
Mrs. David Lloyd arrived in our
village Saturday evening after a
months visit with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. George Smith at Isabelle,
South Dakota.
| Miss Jessie jerks, our telephone
operator, left Monday on a three
weeks visit and much needed rest
with her parents at Nora, Mimi. The
Misses Luella Hartman and Craze
Mathews will take charge of the Of
flee during the absence of Miss
jerks.
Nj. and Mrs. A. E. Green, Miss
Florence Green and two little grand
children of Mr.. and Mrs. Green visit,
ed relatives here during the week.
DR.. Doran of st. Paul filed the pull
pit at the Methodist Episcopal church
Sunday afternoon. All that attend
ed the serviee report splendid SER
mon.
Mrs. George Cheadle, Jr., arrived
home last Saturday from Rochester
much improved in health which her
many friends are glad to hear.
Rev. Williams, pastor of the Metho-
dist Episcopal church was entertain
ed at the Charles A. Montgomery
home Sunday evening.
Mrs. Dewitt Jackson and daughter
Doris spent Saturday at Mankato. ~
| Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Davis spent
| Sunday at the Weiss home.
On Sunday, March %, the district
superintendent of the Methodist
| Episcopal church will hold services
In the church both afternoon and ev-
ening. Everybody welcome.
Mrs. Margaret Block entertained a
number OF ladies last Saturday after
noon in honor of her birthday. A
| very pleasant time was enjoyed by
all.
Mrs. John Davis and Mrs. Margaret
BLOCK visited at the home of Mrs.
Henry Stotz last Thursday.
Mrs. NJ. H. Goldsmith and nephew.
Asa Goldsmith went to MINNEAPOLIS
Monday and will visit the Henry
Goldsmith family for several DAYS.
MISS Dorothea Jaeger returned to
her school duties at Mankato Mon
day after a weeks vacation with her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Cheadle, Sr.
Miss Mabel Cheadle was pas
senger to Mankato Monday.
Mrs. Oliver Groh visited with
Mankato relatives over Sunday.
Misses Emma and Lillian Ponwith
We're guests of MIS-. S. S. Holden last
Wednesday evening.
virgil Matthews arrived home Sat-
urCdy from his farm at Braham
Mimi, where he had spent the past
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Davis were
called to st. Peter Sunday on ac-
count of the death of Mr.. Davis,
cousin, Earl Pettis.
Ray Christian and Ralph LIovd
came home the forepart of the week
from Kansas City where they at
tended tractor school.
Alma Ballman visited twin civ
relatives during the past week.
Don't forget the chicken pie sun
per on Saturday evening at the Hob
son building.
Frank Ponwith and the Misses EN-
ma and Lillian Ponwith and Mary
Ballman spent Sunday at the L, A
Hermel home.
Miss Celia Hermel visited at Man.
kato last Thursday.
gool many people in this COM
munity are suffering with very bad
colds.
Charles Cheadle is slowly regaining
the sight of his sore eye which we
are glad to report.
Ray Hankins had the misfortune
to step on a nail Sunday which makes
him walk quite lane.
Miss Ruth Buell. visited her parents
at kasota over the week end.
DR.. j. w. Daniels was a profession |
al caller in our town last Thursday
night
Miss Gladys Whips of LIE Sueur
Center visited her sister, Mrs. Charles
Cooke last Tuesday.
One morning during the past week