The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1919-10-17
CAUGHT At CLEVELAND
FRESH NEWS STORIES
OF THE VILLAGE
Coming and Going; Events Of
Past Few Days Are
Collected
(Special to The Free Press. I


Cleveland. October l4.-Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Montgomery entertain
ed at their home on, Sunday the
Misses Sylvia and Emma Weight
and Lewis Davis and family.
Miss Doras Jackson, of Minneapolis
was visitor the past week at the
home of her parents, Nh and Mrs.
d. c. Jackson.
Mrs. Charles Schwartz and daugh-
ter OF Minneapolis were guests last
week of Mrs. Leonard Geldner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rob Heilman have
moved to Albert Lea TO reside.
Mrs. William, Dickie and son. Ray
were. visitors over Saturday and Sun
day of ST. Paul relatives. They were
accompanied home by Mrs. Paul Dick
lie and children. .
Miss Mabel Everette, teacher in the
Granger district. was home over
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jessie Haskins en-
tertained their son. Ray and family
IT their homc Sunday.
Roy Hartman and Dewey Math-
ews left last Monday for south Da-
kota, where they will teach this
year
Miss Florence Eyerette commence
ed her school at Dresselviile. Mon.
day. .v Ar ,.
Mrs D.. Seldt OF Chicago and Mrs.
NJ Lempke of Nebraska spent last
week with their sister, Mrs. l.. Geld
ner of Lake Jefferson. .s-
Isaac Davis and family of Lake
Emily visited last Sunday with the
d. C. Jackson family. @
Ms. Clara Leonard'of Minneapolis
was guest during the past week at
the George Davis home
l.. c. Davis and son. Neal and
daughter, Dorothy and Miss NJ.
Schrap OF Sleepy Eye visited Sunday
and Monday at the George Davis
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Hert of Lakely
were visitors one day at the Forest
Everette. home
Grin Ellwood of Ladysmith was a
guest OF relatives here and at Corb
the past week.
Elmer Goldsmith and family vis-
tied friends at Kasota on Sunday.
Mrs. Lou, Watt arrived here from
Walker Mimi. the past week to
spend a few months at the C. B.
Hurst home. @
Lyman ,sapp and family and, Miss
Mildred Ellwood and brother, Grin.
visited Sunday at the William Sapp
home near Coriova.
Jake Block underwent an opera
ton alta Minneapolis. hospital re-
Gently. t4.
Miss Orabelle Davis entertained
Miss Rose Edge of st. Peter at her
home over, Sunday.
Mrs. Margaret Block was a Sum
day guest of Mrs. Katherine Hermel.
Harry Busse and o. l.. Ransom
took an inventory of their stock at
the garage the first of the week.
Miss Mildred EIlwood and brother
returned to their home in Wisconsin
the first OF the week.
Mrs. L. P. Hurst entertained few
ladies at her home Monday after
noon in honor of the eightieth birth
day of Mr. Hurst's mother.
Mrs. Mary Kramer spent a few
days in the twin cities.
Miss Elizabeth Friedrich of Madi-
son Lake is spending few weeks
with her aunt. Mrs. Addie Hobson
Evan Lloyd purchased the Old
Johnson hotel recently and will make
a few improvements before opening
in his new location.
Burton Jaeger of Dent, Mimi, ar
rived here last week to spend the
winter at the Clay Rogers home and
atteld school "
Mrs. Wingfeld Cardwell and daugh-
ter of Wisconsin are visitors for q
few days at the Glen Rogers home
After spending, al few days with
relatives, Miss Dorothy Davis return
ed Friday to her home.at Sleepy Eye.
Mr.. and Mrs, Neal Rogers and Miss
Davis were business callers in st.
Eeter Friday ~
Mrs. Fred Zimmerman Of the
Center and Mrs. William Jardine of
-Kasota visited Friday between trains
with Miss Jessie jerks.
Glen Rogers and family, Mrs. NJ J..
hO6CiS, INcdi nOSSIo anu family anu
Mrs. Clara v. Leonard notored
saturday to Austin, returning Sunday
evening,
George Cook held an iauction sale
of his personal property Wednesday
afternoon. He expects to leave in a
short time for his home at Jackson,
Mimi
Mesdames H. ID. and George Davis
We're callers in Mankato Tuesday,
Mrs. Margaret Allen of Monterey,
Ind, is spending few weeks with
her son, L. III. Allen and family.
l.. l.. Story and wife of Jeffries
were visitors the past week of the
II. ID. Davis family.
Mrs. o. l.. Ransom and daughter,
Hazel and the Misses Rosa and Liz
zie Dickie were shopping in Mankato
Wednesday between trains.
l.. A. Herald moved his household
goods to Lake Crystal last week,
where he will reside with his daugh
ter. Mrs. Alderman.
Neal Rogers purchased a new
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