The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-08-13
IN CLEVELAND
c. w. B. M. Met With Mrs.
Charles Cheadle; Fresh News
Notes Collected

Charles Cheadle; Fresh News
Notes Collected
Cleveland, August 1.-THE G. w.
B. M. net with Mrs. Carries Cheadle
Friday afternoon, at four thirty a
delicious lunch was served at the fee
Of ten cents. The next meeting will
be held September 3, at the home of
Mrs. William Dickie. At every meet
Ing a ten cent lunch will be served.
All ladies who are interested in
Christian work are invited to come
and join.
Miss Olive Cooley and Marion
Clark Of Austin arrived last Monday
from the twin cities and will stay an
indefinite time with relatives and
friends.
Mrs. John Davies spent Friday ev-
ening with Mrs. Margaret Block.
|. Miss Thelma Bird stayed at the
home of her brother George Carter
the past week during her sister in
laws absence.
Mrs. Robert Pautsch pleasantly en-
tertaiI/d tho Maple River Birthday
club Monday evening at her home, 1t
being her birthday anniversary.
Twelve club members were present.
Miss Selma Rosin, niece of the
hostess, having her birthday the same
day, was the honor guest. A fish
be quite fishy. Mrs. F. H: Morlock
songs were much enjoyed. Dainty
refreshments weF served by the
hostess assisted by Miss Clara Bill
let. Mrs. Pautsch received as the
club gift two splendid pieces Of pyrex
ware.
Will Ulrich is driving a new Ford
coupe purchased Of the Tyrholm gar
age last week
Miss Irene Polchow of Mankat>
Mrs. Mark Tyson.
On Saturday afternoon several
auto loads from Mankato, mostly
members Of the Historical society,
motored to the Chris Blume farm
about two miles north of this vii
lage and enjoyed picnic in the
grove near the house The Blume
farm was the old Jewett farm where
the Indian massacred the Jewett
family on May 2, 1865 Mr.. Blume
place where the buildings formerly
stood and told the story connected
with the scene. Several other mem.
bers gave vivid accounts of the mas
sacre. A short stop was also made
at the Charles MatZke farm to view
the beautiful valley called Castle
Garden, which-was at one time an
Indian farm or reservation.
Mrs. Otto Malzahn of Wells visit
ed the past week with her brother
Henry Pr'euss.
Three young lady friends of Lake
Crvatal cnont Tnaadov with hrc n
D. Robinson. Those in the party were
Misses Edna Cole, Marie and Lucille
Strunk and little Virginia Mflee.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. August Cans
cow, baby daughter, Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs Milton Erickson and
children, Mr. and Mrs. A. Loot and
daughter, all Of Lake Crystal drove
to this place Sunday and spent the
day with Mrs. Erickson's sister, Mrs.
F. H. Morloek and family.
Mrs. c. D. Robinson went to Lake
Crystal today and was guest of Mrs.
r. c. Dodds who entertained num-
Der of ladies at an eleven o'clock
breakfast In honor Of Mrs. Harvey
Leavitt.
Miss Marie Morlock returned to ST.
Paul Thursday morning after spend
ing a three weeks vacation here with
her parents. Miss Morlock is taking
a nurses training course at the AS
bury hospital
Mrs. Anna L. Million left for Ma
della Thursday after spending the
week with her daughter, Mrs. G. D.
Robinson.
Mrs. Louis Davis and son Reddin
spent Thursday with her mother,
Mrs Hattie Hamlin.
Mrs. J. e. Stonebraker is spending
a few days with Mrs Jake Hill at her
new residence.
Lorraine and Edna Mae Frieberg
Of st. Paul returned Wednesday to
their uncle's - home. Dan Friebers
Mrs. Parks Everett and son Wilbur
and Miss Rowene Hartman spent
Friday evening at the Frank Everett
home.
Mr.. and Hrs. Daniel Frieberg and
family returned from Princeton Wed
nesday. Theirlittle daughter Mary
will stay a few more weeks with her
cousin.
Mrs. Reuben Kiewatt, the Misses
Iva Hurst and Thelma Bird and Ell
vim and Louis Carter spent Saturday
with Mrs. Dave Farrell and family.
Ed HinZie and little daughter of
LeSueur Center visited a few days
the past week at the Adolph Rohlfing
home. Mr.. Hinzfe helped his uncle in
the butcnershop.
Miss Rewene Hartman spent Sat
urday afternoon with Miss Orabelle
Davies.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Clark and chill
dren motored from Austin Saturday
and visited a few days with relatives
]. e. Stonebraker OF the twin cities
came Sunday and will spend few
days with his wife, who is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bauer and Mr..
and Mrs. Jake Hill.
Albert Allen. of Glendale held
services in the Christian church Sun
day while our pastor held services in
Glendale
Mrs. Arthur Roenhildt and fam
lily Of Elysian spent Sunday with her
mother, Mrs. Margaret Block.
Rita and Albert Stengel and Mr..
and Mrs. Herman Korn and baby
spent Sunday evening with Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Zimmerman.
Hattie. Grace and Gilbert Philips
of st. Paul we're entertained last
week by Mrs. Martin Flowers and
Georgia Flowers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Zimmerman,
Mrs. ]. @. Wilfert and Miss Rose
Edge were ST. Peter callers last Wedi
nesday afternoon. d..
The following were entertained
Sunday by Mr.. and Mrs. Clay Rogers,
William Jaeger and family, Mrs.