The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-01-16
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ASTOR or CHRISTIAN
GIFT RECIPIENT
Congregation Remembers Him
With Cash; News Notes of
The Village

MFS. MaiISSa -l1dNlS Is SpSHuHS d
few weeks with her daughter, Mrs, Il.
e. Smith.
Miss Vesna Rausch OF st. Peter
visited last week at the o. l.. Ran
som home.
Mr.. and 1Irs. George Cheadle, Jr.,
entertained party OF friends and
relatives at their home New Years
eve.
Clara and Frances Schoeb and John
Reohin visited Friday and Saturday
at New Ulm.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. II. Allen enter
tanned at Sunday dinner Mr.. and
Mrs. Tom Henderson and little
daughter Phyllis and Mrs. John
Flowers of Canada.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Goldsmith and
| family We're dinner guests New
Years day of Mr.. and Mrs. jos Ball
Imam. Jr.
Miss AnnaDel Cheadle spent few
days last week with her grandmother
Mrs. Helen Goldsmith.
Mr. anu Mrs. George McKonkey
and Miss Lou Diller were dinrnr
guests Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Lloyd.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. Ransom enter
tanned at q family dinner New Years
lday.
William Lloyd made trip to the
cities the first OF this week.
/ Luther Hurst and family spent
Sunday with the William Ballmar
family.
Miss Chloris Radcliff of Mankats
I x-c n .>f i've
e. Il. Smith.
Miss Mabel Cheadle returned Tues
day to Minneapolis to resume he
musical studies.
Mrs. Lou Watt spent Sunday with
Mrs Charles Cheadle.
Miss Anna Schelene went to Min
ineapClis Wednesday for few days
visit.
Miss Dorothy Jaeger returned tt
her school at Tracy Saturday.
! After two weeks vacation Mis-:
Lura Perkins returned Sunday t;
Dent to resume, her school She wa:
accompanied assfar as Minneapolis b!
: her brother Elmo.
Among the Mankato visitors Sat
Erday were Mrs II. ID. Davis, Mrs
Ray Hankins and Mrs. Jim Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Dick!e ant
Fred Davis and family visited Sun,
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Diciie
Miss Edyth Gheadle returned to thI
university after Spreading vacation a
the home or her parents, Mr.. an,
Mrs. George Cleadle, Jr
Mesdames Nick Rosner and Mariol
, Hallock spen< last week in st. Paul
Delma, the little granddaughter o
Mr.. and Mrs. George worreii, wa
loperatcd on at Mankato hospita
last week for appendicitis.
Mrs Chris Biehn OF Madison Lax
| is spending a few days with nc
parents, MIR. and Mrs. George Wor
rell
Dir. and Mrs. Thomson returne,
from the cities New Years night.
The Misses Florence and Rett
Smith, Gilbert Smith and Fred Wen
nering returned home from Lady
smith Saturday evening.
Miss Irene Dickie returned to he
school at Montevideo Saturday afte
a two weeks visit at home with rela
tives.
The William Flowers family wer
New Year dinner guests OF Mr.. an
Mrs. Raymond Pope.
Roscoe Davis shipped five carload
, of stock to South st. Paul the first @
this week.
? The Misses Dorothy and Resell
Flowers visited friends in Mankat
, from Saturday until Monday
II. ID. Davis spent Monday an
: Thursday CT this week in Mankato
Mr.. and Mrs. l. Ely attended tn
, wedding of a relative at Mankato 0
Wednesday.
The Misses Derota Ely an
! Wealthy Sapp visited q few days las
. week with Miss Ruth Ely of Kasota
q After spending the. holiday vacatio
: with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. f,
Rinehardt, Miss Clara Rinehardt re
q turned to her school near Elysian.
o Miss Veleeta Ely visited friends {
LIE Sueur Center the first of the weel
o Mrs. l. Ely visited friends at Smit
Mill the past week
\ Ivan Ely came up from Easot
: Monday and visited over until Tues
y Iday with his parents.
= Mrs. r. B. Keogh visited relative
a in, st. Peter from Friday until Nor
day.
Miss Valeeta Ely entertained
!, friend from lie Sueur Center the La
r of the week.
After a weeks visit at the Jot
r. Davis home Mrs Frank Clark ar
10 little son returned Monday to the
3 ihome in Austin.
~ Friends in this vicinity will |
: pleased to know that John Stewart
: enjoying vacation in. Missouri al
II visiting his parents.
Charles and Arthur Gibbs visit,
IN Tuesday and Wednesday at lie Sue
- Center.
II A large gray wolf was brought in
r Cleveland on Wednesday of tn
y, week.
oil Joseph Ponwith, one of the phone
settlers of Cleveland township, al
= well known in this community, whe
n he formerly lived, died Wednesd
" morning at 1870 at the home of l
t son, Herman Ponwith with whom
had made his home. Mr., Ponwith h
n been aiiing from bronchial pneumor
- for the past month and was seriou:
i'll for the past two weeks. Jose
nj Ponwith was born in Germany
1885 and WAS eighty four years
lage. His father died when he was
Il lad Of nine years. He with
: mother came 10 this country in Is
'h' settling in Cleveland township wht
he purchased 8 forty-aere tract