The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1919-11-21
P|cKEDUP IN CLEVELAND
NEWS STORIES FROM
THE VILLAGE
Parcel Shower For Miss Marcia
Perkins; Personal Mention;
Notes HAss
-[special 10 The Free Press

Especial TO The Free Press.l
Cleveland. Move mber I5.-Miss
Clara Hart and Miss Minnie Palm
quist Of Kasota were Sunday evening
visitors of Miss Florence Smith ut
the Henry Davis home. i
DR.. Henry B. Burns gave lecture
at the town hall Friday evening, No
vember IA, for tho benefit OF the Ly-
ceum course.
NJ S. cheadle went to Mankato
Saturday to spend few days.
Rev. BALI and Mr.. and Mrs. Glen
Rogers and children were dinner
guests Sunday Of Mrs. Lou Bartlett.
o. L. Ransom and son Ray were
business callers at st. Peter. Monday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Goldsmith, &C.
cc''panied ty Messrs. Rnlph, Hook
and Rochat of Minneapolis. visited
Saturday and Sunday with the M. FL.
Goldsmith and Charles Cheadle fam
lilies.
Miss Dora Ballmann returned SAT-
urday from New Ulm. IA
MIS-. NJ N. dlu ~.
Henry, Goldsmith yisiteg Monday be,
tween trains in Mankato. Mrs. Hen
ry Goldsmith returned the same
evening TO her home in Minneapolis
Mrs. ]. W. Watt visited Sunday at
the William Hunter home. te
Services in English win be held at
the Lutheran church, November '16
Herman Ponwith and family were
entertained at the Martin Ponwith
home sunday. rafiI CIT stH1.j 3
Harry Allen went to the cities Sat
urday to spend a, few days.
Miss Thelma Bird has, been suffer-
ing from. an abcess on the jaw.
Edith the little DAUGHTER of Mr.. ara
Mrs. Orange Flowers. was seriously
i'll Sunday, but is reported better.
Miss Emily Denker of Kasota was
caller in town Saturday evening.
Jim Palmquist and 0bid Allen of
Kasota and Charles Matejeck OF
Cleveland were callers at the Henry
Davis home Sunday.
Mrs. Clark Rogers and Mrs. George
Carter spent one day last week in
Mankato.
Miss Retta Smith is spending a
few days at the Clark Rogers home.
Miss Frances Shoeb returned from
a two months stay at Traverse. -
Joe Groh was business caller at
the Center Monday. u
Mrs. Oliver Groh of Mankato Wis
tied from Tuesday until Monday with
relatives here.
George Davis and family of Lake
Emily spent Saturday evening at the
Walter Dickie home. 81 - - = .
Miss Clara Puffpof of Cleveland
and Miss Grayce Davis OF Lake Em.
( ily visited over Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Dickie.
Tom, Hartman accompanied John
Peach to Dent the last, of the week
: with a caf1oad of household goods.
Mrs. ]. w. Chambers Of Mankato
visited couple of days the past week
at the G. L. Cheadle home. hs
Mrs. Elmo Cheadle entertained at
her home Friday evening Mrs. C.eP.
Lampn6an and Mrs. G.. L. Cheadie, Jr.
Miss Mildred Hill was visitor. ov-
er Sunday at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Hill of Traverse.
Miss Ruth Hartman returned
home week before last from Dent.
where she spent the past two months
with her sister, Mrs Mahlon Peach.
Elmer Gibbs of ,LeSueur Center
moved to the L.. p Hurst farm this
week. which he>recentiy bought.
Mrs. Conrad Myhre and little
daughter were shoppers in Mankato'
Wednesday between tfaips.
Mrs. F. p. Rogers and Sons Ira and
Irva were among, the shoppers at
Mapkato Saturday. nsF
Mrs. William. Davis VAS a guest
Sunday of her parents, MI, and fir f
John Dickie. ,ssy- gu t.f..T NJ, - -
Ersma Fisher OF ?Ftis was a Wis.
flor of CLEVELAND relatives last week
a.parcel shower, vas rendered Miss
Marcia Perkins nj her homo on Fri
day after noon of. ii;!; week oy Mes.
danes Walter Dickie. Jim Davis and
Neal Rogers, in honor of her ap-
nreaching marriage to Lyle Hankins
Mrs Emit Dressed was caller a.
tho John Dickie and Robert Bird
homes Sunday Afternoon.
George Davis sold team OF horses
to Mrs. Fred Hannigan last week.
H. ID. Davis and daughter inez
were business callers at the Center
Tuesday.
Mrs. Mary kramer returned 1.-The
first ofIthis week from week
visit with relatives at Madison Lake.
Miss, Elizabeth Fredericks, who has
been spending the past six weeks
with her aunt, Mrs Addie Hopson,
returnd this week to her home 81
Madison Lake.
Miss Mary Burns was visitor at
LeSueur Center on Tuesday
Mrs. Fred Davis is suffering FROM
severe burn on both hands. receiv-
ed while removing hot skillet from
the stove Sunday morning
Mrs. George Cheadie, Jr, was
among the callers at the Center
Tuesday.