The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1919-11-28
FRANK ST. LEWIS DEAD
FORMER RESIDENT OF
CLEVELAND, MIMI.
Passed Away At Hill City; Suf-
fered From tuberculosis;
Village Topics


Cleveland, November 22.-Frank ST.
Lewis, a former resident Of Cleve-
land, died at his home a. Hill City
on November 10, following linger
ing illness from tuberculosis. The
deceased was thirty four years OF
age. He is survived b. a wife and
six children. The remains were
brought to Cleveland for burial and
funeral services were held at the
Chcjctian church Sunday morning at
1880 a. m. Interment was made in
Sagagb cemetery west % Town.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Hankins wish
TO thank their friends for the assist
ance given them at the funeral burr
NJ services CT their sen in law, Frank
st. Lewis.
Mrs. Robert Roberts and childrcs
Of St. F'eter visited Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. Clay Rogers.
L. Herbert Fisher Of Pettis was
caller at the Fred Bartlett home Sun
day.
MI. anu ME. IlNd It@i b'SSN
recent st. Peter visitors.
Roy Worrell and family moved TO
the Orange Pettis place this week.
Miss Grayce Davis of Lake Emily
spent the week with Mrs. Fred Da-
Wis. Is
LYLE Hankins was p caller between
trains in Nankato Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Flowers en-
tertained at dinner Sunday Mr.. and
Mrs. Leo Kercher and children, Mr..
and Mrs. George Cheadle, Jr-, anc
son Eugene and Miss Nine Cheadle.
LYLE Fankins transacted business
at the Center Monday.
Mrs. Lou Watt was guest Fri
day evening of Mrs. John Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Davis were
entertained Sunday at the Fred Span
genberg home.
Miss Florence Smith visited the
first nf 10 week with lie Sueur Cen
ter fir, ;.
= b, the callers at the Center
"Wednesday from Cleveland were DR..
Thc..-on. Mrs. George Carter, Miss
r~-z Davis. Mrs. Neal Rogers and
Miss Edna Davis.
Alvin Zieil.e and family have NOV
ed into the living rooms in the o.
IL. Ransom shop building.
Miss Bethel Mention of Kasota was
guest of her sister, Mrs. Jim Peach
for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paris Everette, and
Mr.. and Mrs Arch Peach spent sun
dav with Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Lloyd
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Hopes and Mrs.
Anna Mcdonald both of Minneapolis
visited last week at the r. b. Keogh
home.
Miss Retta Smith is visiting Ka-
sofa friends this week.
DIR. and Mrs. Thomson will occupy
the Drenttel building this winter.
Tom Harrison returned home from
visit to Dent last week.
Mrs. r. B. Keogh was a visitoS
over Sunday of ST. Feter relatives.
The Standard Oil company of this
place opened up for business the
past week.
Mrs. Lou Bartlett and Fred Bart
lett and wife moved into. the Grow
err Young house this week.
Ralph Lloyd, Mesdames H. II.
Flower, William Lloyd and T. J..
Lloyd were shopping in Mankato
Saturday.
Mr.. Elmer Gibbs and family finish
ed moving to the l.. p. Hurst farm
which Mr.. Gibbs recently purchased
Mr.. and Mrs. Neel Rogers were
business callers at Manlato Satur-
day.
Mrs. Charles Cheadle and daugh-
ter Annabel, Mrs. VIII Dickie and
Son Hubert and Mrs. Fred Davis
were among the Mankato visitors
Tuesday.
Luther Hurst and daughter. Mr..
and Mrs. David Farrell and Robert
Bird were Sunday evening visitors
of Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Ballman.
Rev. Williams held services at the
Ottawa church Sunday evening.
T. ]. Lloyd, Walter Dickie and
Charles Dickie with their families
spent Sunday at the William DiclSie
home.
Mrs. Elmert Denker spent a few
days this week in ST. Peter
Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad Myhre were
visitors Sunday at the Henry zim-
norman home.
Mrs. Lizzie st. Lewis and five chill
dren, who were hero in attendance
at the funeral of their father AMI
husband. returned the forepart of
he week TO their hore nj Hill City.
F. ID. Davis transacted business at
CT Peter Thursday