The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1919-11-07
CAUGHT AT CLEVELAND
NUMBER OF THEEVENTS
PICKED IN TOWN
Earl Harthad Pinned Under His
Car; Notes and Personal
Mention
Especial to The Free Presc. ]


Cleveland, November 1.-The ladies
of the Christian church will give a
chicken pie supper in the old John
son hotel building Saturday evening,
November 1. They will begin serv-
ing at six o'clock.
Henry Keogh transacted business
at the Center one day this week.
Mrs. NJ. Allen, who has been the
guest of her son, l.. H. Allen and
family the past month, left Wednes-
DAY of last week fof her home at
Monterey, Ind.
w. E. Lloyd sold a carload of
tractors the past week.
A number of relatives gave Mr.. and
Ms. E. Z. Smith pleasant surprise
Saturday evening in honor of their
twenty fifth wedding anniversary.
Mesdames E. L. Smith, George
Wheeler and J. L. Chambers and
children spent Thursday in Mankato.
Fred Davis was laid up few days
with lumbago.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Lloyd and
daughter were Sunday visitors of Mr..
and Mrs. William Dickie.
William Jaeger and Josh Wipps of
the Center were business callers in
the vicinity of Cleveland Monday.
Charles Dickie ard wife motored to
Mankato "Wednesday.
Mesdames E. E. SIXTH, George
Wheeler and John Chambers and
children were guests Wednesday aft
ernoon and evening Of Mrs. William
Dickie.
Charles Dickie and family Sunday
cd at Henry Davis home.
Mrs. Fred Hammingan was Cen
ter visitor between trains Monday.
Earnest Boldt of F'aribault was a
visitor in this village the early part
of this week.
Martin Flowers and wife entertain
cd at dinner Sunday the following,
Clay Rogers and family, Chester
Flowers and family, and MI. and
Mrs. William Jaeger and little sons
of LeSueur Center.
NJ. S. Cheadle returned last week
from a six weeks visit with relatives
in Ohio.
Mrs. NJ. H.. Goldsmith returned
Thursday evening from Minneapolis.
= Raymond Pope and wife and
Charles and Eldora Flowers attended
the show in st. Peter Sunday even
ing.
Rolla Everette of ST. Paul was call
ing On friends in Cleveland the first
Of the week. s.saaasss-.-4-....--,-. !,
E. E. Smith made TRIP to Gaylord
Saturday. -
Miss Mabel Cheadle was home over
Sunday from Minneapolis.
Mrs. j. L. Chambers and children
returned Saturday to Fairfax, Mimi,
and Mr. and Mrs. George Wheeler-to
their home at Manley, Iowa.
Jim Peach and wife visited rela-
tives at Kasota Sunday.
Mrs. Lou Bartlett was dinner
guest Sunday of Mrs. d. c. Jackson.
l.. p. Hurst sold his farm to LIE
Sueur Center parties for two hundred
and seventy dollars per acre, and
will hold an auction sale OF his per-
senal property Saturday, November l.
Mrs. Bette Everette left last week
for Minneapolis to make her home
with her sons Redden and Dewitt for
a time.
Messrs. E. Rolf, Joe Anderson and
E Larsen of Minneapolis made a
hunting trip to Cleveland Saturday
and were guests until Sunday of Mr..
and Mrs Elmer Goldsmith.
Mrs. William BallHan entertained
her sister, Mrs. Maggie Horner and
daughter Louise of New Ulm the past
week
John keenan, left Friday OF this
week for Lacrosse, Wis, to spend a
week
Earl Hart had a tipover with his
car on the Jackson hill Sunday after
noon. Me was pinned under the car
for awhile. Neighbors helped him
TO get out from underneath the car.
He received no injuries. The wind
shield of the ca was smashed.
Mrs HID. Davis and daughter re-
turned Tuesday from two weeks
visit at Jeffries and Comfrey.
Elmer Goldsmith and family were
St. Peter visitors Wednesday
Mrs. Clara Leonard returned Tues
day from Kasota were she had been
visiting for a few days.
Fred Graham moved this week into
The Herman Ponwith residence west
OF IOWu WHICH "do iOSChIiy 'oSoeSN
by Mr.. and Mrs. David Lloyd.
Miss Retta Smith is spending few
days with Mrs. l.. P. Hurst.
Joe Groh and William Lloyd NOV
ed the middle of this week into their
new homes on Broadway.
Joe Hardigger and Herman Puff
Left met with an accident Monday
forenoon when they collided on the
Burns hill south of town. Both cars
were badly damaged. However, no
one was seriously injured. Mr.. ,Har-
digger received few slight cuts on
y one arm.
Dave Lloyd and family have rented
rooms in the Old Johnson hotel for
the winter.
%. l.. Ransom is repainting the
living rooms over his shop this week.
Mrs. H. H. Flowers and Mrs. Lou
Diller went to the cities Monday to
! spend few days.
DAILY November l TWO
Miss Ethel Hurst, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. C.. B. Hurst of this place,
had her tonsils removed at hospi-
tai in Minneapolis last week.
Mrs. l.. III. Allen spent the week
end in st. Paul and Minneapolis.
Mrs. J. ID. Ransom visited Friday
with Mrs. l.. P. Hurst.
Word was received here of the