The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1919-07-11
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Sergeant Theodore Zimmerman re-
turned home last week after nearly
two years of service. Ted thinner
man of Timber Lake, s. Oak, was
well known to many. He is the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Zimmerman
former residents of thfs place.
Private Elmo; Ponwith of Company
A, Fifty fourth Pioneers, arrived
home Sunday honorably discharged
from service. Private Ponwith left
LIE Sueur Center July 26. 1918, and
,, was stationed for a snort time at
Camp Wadsworth. He spent ten
months in France and was In the
Mouse Argonne front from Septem-
Der 26 until the armistice was, signed.
Elmo saw great deal of real fight
ing. as did all the Fifty-fo Pioneers.
Elmo is the youngest son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman Ponwith.
Mrs. Sarah Reeves of Milbank, 8,
OAK, arrived here Saturday and Is
| spending the week with relatives.
Mrs. Bette Everett and the Misses
Irene Dickie, Mabel Cheadle and
Marcia Perkins are spending the
week at Minneapolis and attending
, the Minnesota state convention of
| the Christian churches.
Corporal Ralph Tilley of Company
A, Fifty fourth Pioneers who was re-
Gently discharged from service was in
no Rvof ,f he
friends. Corporal Tilley is looking
fine and is glad to be back. i.
! Private Clarence Wendelschafer Of
/ the United States navy was home
over Sunday on furlough visiting
| his parents.
A telegram to Mr. and Mrs. L. H.
Allen Monday conveyed the glad news
| that their son Sergeant Harry Allen
| had landed safely in Boston and is
expected toNarrive home soon.
! Henry Denker of st. Paul spent
Sunday with relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Zimmerman
: entertained the following at dinner
I Sunday: Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Zfm-
norman of LIE Sueur Center, Mrs. C.
Hermel and daughters Ida and Celia,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Hermel, Mr.. and
MRS. Arthur Zimmerman and, daugh.
ter, and Sergeant Theodore and All.
bert and Celia Zimmerman.
Sergeant Lyle Hawkins is now buy
ing cream in his old store building
west OF the blacksmith shop.
| Mr.. and Mrs. M. j. Tobin of Man
dan, N. D., were guests at the q
Rosco Davis home over Sunday. The
/ graduating class of this year spend-
ing week at Lake Jefferson camping
WIN MISS Celia Hermel as chaperon.
| Eugene hurnette and wife of LIE
Sueur Center spent Sunday at the. d.
z. Friedberg home. d. C. Friedberg
ana FAMILY, accompanied by Mr.. and
mrs. Burnette, autoed to Mankato
and Minneopa Sunday p. m. a
Ray Hankins is conducting a soff
| ing. 3 : - 4.-'.
The infant SON of Mr.. and Mrs
1 Peter Beihn of Maysbure was buried !
Monday. Death was due to hearf
trouble. Mr. and Mrs. Benin ihaye
tne sympathy of the entire com.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Hurst and
family and Miss Delta Hunter
autoed to lie Sueur Sunday and snent
the day with friends. s1 = :
GLADYS Flowers arrived home the
forepart of the week after closing
successful term at Saranac Lake.
New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Lloyd arrived
nome Tuesday after a ten days trio
over the Great Lakes. They went as
far as Buffalo, N. Y.
Miss Isabelle Jameson returned IN
her home at Shakopee last week after
spending few days with her amt
Miss Mic. Rosner and family. Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Ahern of Mime.
apolis spent the week end at the
Henry Stotz home. 800
Mrs. Sarah Peel returned to her
home at st. Paul this week, after
spending two weeks at the Charles
Cheadle and G. L. Cheadle, Sr.,
homes. ~
Mrs. M. H. Goldsmith spent the
past week in st. Peter with friends
and attended the Chautauqua.
Miss Mabel Cheadle was the guest
over Sunday of Miss Ruth Hurst.
Charles Matejeck and sister Agnes
and the Misses Clara and Bertha
Schoeb motored to Owatonna Sunday
and spent the day with the formers
parents. -
Miss Bayne OF Minneapolis is the
guest of the Henry Stotz family this
week.
Mrs. James Malek and son Kenneth
OF Lonsdale were guests Monday at
the c. B. Hurst home.
Gust Finnegan spent most of his
leisure hours the past, three weeks
at the Mic Rosner home.