The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-10-15
GATHERED IN CLEVELAND.
GLRLS'SCOUT CLUB ORGAN.
lied IN VILLAGE
Opening Number of Lyceum
Course Will Be This Even
ing; News Notes

Cleveland. October 13.-Seventeen Of
the high school girls have organized
Girls Scout club which holds it's meet
ings every Wednesday evening. The last
meeting was held on the shores of Liber
ty Lake. The girls all assembled at the
school house and about 4:30 left in three
cars for the lake. Afhr a suitable place
had been chosen the meeting was called
to order by the lieutenant. The scout
LEWIS, motto and slogan were studied, also
the making of the flag and the drill was
practiced. The meeting was closed by
the girls singing the first and last stan
zas of the Star Spangled Banner. After
the adjournment of the meeting a wiener
and marshmellow roast was enjoyed by,
ALL
J Mrs Margaret Block visited her sis
ter, Mrs. c. Hermel Thursday after
noon.
Mrs. O. L. Ransom and Mrs. w. C.
Davis spent Wednesday evening with
Mrs John Davis.
Miss Orabelle Davis visited over We'd
nesday with her friend, Miss Georgia
Flowers.
Mrs o. L. Ransom and Mrs. Blaine
Shultis and little daughter June where
entertained Wednesday afternoon at the
Glen Rogers home.
The senior class wishes to announce
to the public that the opening number of
the lyceum course will be given October
10. The feature of the evening will be
the "GypsysGirls Quartet" Four charming
young ladies, with the entertaining abili-
ty of a dozen. may easily be said of this
quartet of versatile entertainers. Each
member of the company has had suffi-
cient training to make her an individual
artist. This quartet of winsome girls
their voices blend in sweet accord. They
play also in the same spirited fashion and
with true musicianship. 1t is a singing
orchestra Of four girls with such YER
fIA Doll tLAN Oh ~ ha
captivated by one feature you are GER
tain to be 10y another. These charming
young ladies present program OF solos.
duets. trios. quartet numbers. instru-
mental selections. character sketches and
readings. They entertain. royalty and
every number Is rendered with all the
finish and musicianship of which true
artists alone are capable. Anyone not
attending this first number will miss a
good time. Everyone is cordially invit-
ed and are asked to buy season tickets.
The second number will be given Nov
ember 3. at the town hall. The famous
singer. MISS Josephine D. Dominick, will
be the entertainer of the evening.
The school children enjoyed a holiday
last Friday while the teachers and pro-
fessor attended a teachers convention at
Mankato. The teachers who attended
were Miss Pettis. Mrs. Moss Miss Wen
delschafer, Miss McMann. Miss Grimm.
Miss Bailey, Miss Bowen and Professor
Clark.
Miss Olive Cooley of Austin is visiting
at the Herman Block home for several
Mrs Joe Groh and Miss Helen Kluntz
were Mankato visitors last Tuesday.
Miss Marion keenan, returned to her
home. at Fountain Thursday after visit
ing the past two weeks with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John keenan,.
Mrs. John Keenan, spent Thursday
evening with Mrs. Margaret Block.
Miss Hazel Reimer returned to heI
bnp In, Co TbnrSdou Of SDand-
ing the summer in this village. She has
been the central during this time. Mrs.
Knot and little daughter will take her
place.
at a seven O. clock stag dinner in honor
OF Frank H. Flowers on last Monday
evening.
Miss Cecil Hermel and Alice Baur en-
Miss Clara Hart, a bride of this month
Friday evening at the Fred Rinkel
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Baline Shultis and daugh
ter June spent Sunday evening with Mr..
and Mrs. o. L. Ransom.
Miss Rose Edge spent the week end
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Edge of Kasota.
The following were entertained Sun
day by Mr. and Mrs. John Davis. Mr..
ter Elaine. Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad Mvhre
and children, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Puff
paff and daughter Malinda, Carl thinner
man. Georgia Flowers, Thelma Bird and
Gilbert Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Dressed and children
spent Sundaysat the Robert Bird home
Mr.. and Mrs. John Peach arrived here
from Dent Thursday night. They will
visit with relatives and friends the next
two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. John Peach spent Friday
with Mr.. and Mrs. William Hartman;
John christopherson. president of the
International Christian Bible College OF
Minneapolis spoke in the Christian church
The big event of the season was held
Saturday night in the town hall Mr..
and RS. John Kluntz celebrated their
In dancing. the music being furnished by
the st. Peter Orchestra. At the usual
hour a delicious lunch was served. About
one hundred and fifty families were pre-
sent All wished the couple many more
years of happiness and prosperity.
Miss Ethel Hurst and Hugh Brandon
of Minneapolis visited over Sunday and
Monday at the home of the formers par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs c., B. Hurst.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cheadle were
guests at the G. b. Hurst home
Mr.. and Mrs. August Dietz. Sr.. and
family of Gaylord and Mr.. and Mrs. III. H.
Ponwith were entertained at the Joe
Ballman Sr.. home Sunday. :.
Mrs Evan Lloyd spent Monday last
with relatives at LeSueur Center.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. W: Dane and family,
Of Pemberton motored here Sunday and
spent the day with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Jay ID. Ransom left sun
day for a few. weeks visit with their
daughter. Mrs. B. w. Dain and family at
Pemberton.
Mr. and Mrs. o L. Ransom entertained
Luther Hurst and family Sunday even
ing
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmo Cheadle were Sun
day guests of Mr.. and, Mrs. c. p Lamp
man at Lake Jefferson.
The Misses Celia Hermel. Clara Hart.
Alice Bauer and Celia Zimmerman mot
ored to Mankato Monday.
At ten O. clock Wednesday morning,
October 6, at teh, Marysburg paris house
occurred the marriage of Frances
keenan, to Frank II. Flowers. Rev. G..
McDewitt officiated. They were attend
ed by the brides sister. Daisy keenan, and
Harry Allen. The bride wore becom-
ing suit of myrtle blue Veldyne with a
black hat and black lynx fur Her
flowers were a corsage bouquet Of Rich
mond rosebuds. Miss Daisy Keenan's
suit was of blue two tone velour and she
wore a corsage bouquet Of salmon rose
buds The bride has taught with marked
success in the Cleveland consolidated
and the groom is the cashier Of the
the First National bank. A wedding break
fast was served to the immediate fam
lies at the home of the brides parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. keenan,. The out Of
town guests were her sister Miss Marion
keenan, and J. r. Kelly Of Fountain
They will motor for two weeks through