The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1919-09-19
N CLEVELAND
PARCEL SHOWER WAS TEN.
DERED MISS COLLINS 81
Village School Opened With Full
Set Of Teachers; the
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Cleveland, September PA parcel
shower was rendered Miss Elizabeth
Collins OF LIE Sueur Center at the
Chester Flowers home on Saturday
last. Miss Collins will be married
on Thursday of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Denker spent
Sunday at Cordova.
Mrs. George Cheadle, ST., and daugh
| ter, Mrs. R. B. Jaeger were dinner
guests Monday OF Mrs. Charles Chea-
| die.
Earnest Bennett and wife of OF
tawa spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
| Grover Young.
Glen Rogers and family and Mrs.
M J. Rogers made business trip
to Mankato Thursday forenoon.
A ten pound boy arrived at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Davis
September z.
-iss Hazel Ransom Of Lee Sueur
c inter- spent Sunday with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. o. L. Ransom.
Ms. Leo Frieberg of Minneapolis
is d guest this week at the d. C..
Frief erg home. lgg.
Miss Clara Rinehardti left Sunday
for her school near Lake Jefferson.
| Henry Davis, Elmo Davis, Gilbert
Smith, Miss Florence Smith, George
Carter and family, Mrs. George Wake
| field and Clark Rogers and family
motored to Cordova and visited rel
atiyes Sunday. SaTet oa Esa
/ Mrs. o. l.. Ransom and grand
| daughter June were week end visit
ors of relatives at Pemberton.
Mrs. M. H. Goldsmith returned the
middle Of the week from Minneapo-
lis.
Ed Rinehardt bought a new Nit
chel car of LIE Sueur parties recently
o. L. Ransom motored to Penn
berton Sunday.
Mrs. NJ H. Goldsmith visited over
| Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. j. w.
| Chambers of Mankato.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Zielke were
Center visitors Sunday.
HAnry Denker of Kasota has &C
| ceptqds the position as janitor of the
Cleveland scheoL lsgs9m iG.,,lp
2 Mrs. Lou Bavtlett ande Rev BALI
/ were guests Sunday of the William
sapp family near Cordoya.oI p,j. 81.
4 Mr.. and Mrs Sam Warburton and
family of Efysianp spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. G. JacksOn~, ron
y Mr.. and. Mrs. Lou Hermel enter
tained a company of relativeses and
| friendso at their home Sunday fIsif.
Alphons b. Muggli and family ana
Mrs Joseph Selly6of StuHenry visit
ed Sunday at the D. lFreiberg
home. ssq' aiL- ni ,5sibJst su6sL.
3iMiss. Ruth Hurst and niece, Lon
! zina were guestsjove Sunday of Mrs
Albert aLurth Of ePettis. a1pnlfag srg
Virginia little daughter OF Mr.. an.
Mrs. Elmer Goldsmith. was quite I'LL
several days of last week;5et iisu
u Mr.. and sMrsoJ. D. Ransom return
ed the last of the week from a. visit
| at Pembertonat 81 POS
| Mrs. Bette Everette and son Rolla
| were entertained Sunday at the
Charles Montgomery home.
Glen Rogers has been laid up for
some time with blood poisoning in
| one foot~with very little Improvement
at the present writing. 80
Rev. Baff was guest Monday of
Mr.. and Mrs. d. C.. Jackson al
After visit of several weeks with
her grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. C..
B. Hurst, Miss Lonzina Watt left
Friday for her home, at Walker.
| School opened Tuesday with the
/ following teachers: Professor And
erson. Misses Margaret Lloyd, Doro-
thy Flowers, Frances Kdenan. Louise
Wheeler, Agatha futile, Miss Parish
and the Misses Fugleeeth.
! Rev. Frank Doran will preach at
the Methodist. church Sunday evening
i at eight o'clock. -sKt
4 Elmo Perkins is suffering from a
wound in his left hand. caused from
i being bitten by a vicious horse.
! Mrs. Fred Spangenberg will emit
ertain the Ladies' aid of the Metho-
dist church at her home Thursday
afternoon, September Is. "A fifteen
cent lunch will Re served.
The Misses Clara Hart and Retta
Smith returned Wednesday evening
from three weeks trip of over twelve
hundred miles through South Dako-
ia, making the trip with Ford car.
/ After a visit of over two weeks
With relatives and friends, Mrs.
George Wakefield and son Clarence
left Thursday morning for their
home at Ladysmith, Wis. ,- q
Rgll9s Everette will hold his auc-
j, ton sale September 20 instead of
the 25th as previously stated last
4 week. ~ aos3F
4 Mr.. and Mrs. I. Ely and daughter
Ruth were Kasota visitors Wednes
! day, evening. ,svlsns a.