The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-07-23
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Mr.. and Mrs Chester A. BALI and son
Leo were entertained at dinner at the
John Weiss home Thursday
Mrs. Lou Bartlett made a business
trip to St. Peter Thursday.
Miss Dorothy Davis arrived here from
Sleepy Eye and is visiting relatives.
Artur Gubbs was business caller at
LeSueur Center Wednesday evening.
Mr., and Mrs. Raymond Pope, Leon
Bird and Freddie Hart were Lesueur
Center callers Wednesday evening.
Rowene and Ahnira Hartman spent
Wednesday afternoon with orabelle Da-
Wis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad Myhre and chill
dren and Frank Bush spent Monday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Rohlfing.
Frank Bush returned to his work In
Minneapolis Monday after spending the
Myhre. ~.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. stonebreaker and
son Ernest. Mrs. George Bauer and
Miss Coffman were LeSueur Center
callers Wednesday evening.
There will be prayer meeting in the
Christian church at eight O'clock
cry Thursday evening. Everyone well
Miss orabelle Davis was a Lesueeur
caller "wednesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Roemhildt visit
ed Mrs. Margaret Block Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester A. BALI and son
were entertained at supper at the John
Dtckie home.
Mrs. Henry Zimmerman, Mrs. Charles
Bauer and children and Rose Edge were
LeSueur Center callers Friday.
Dave Farrell and family and Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmer Gibbs were Mankato callers
Thursday.
Mrs. Anna Tresmer spent Saturday
evening with Mrs. John Davis:
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Sengenberg. Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Zimmerman and daugh-
ter Elaine and Miss Rose Edge were at
Morristown visiting relatives Sunday
Mrs. Eugene Smith and Mrs. Emil
Dressed and children. spent Saturday
evening with Mrs. Robert Bird.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Kopplman and
Mrs. Arthur Bowles were LeSueur Cen
ter callers Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Zimmerman and
daughter Lottie OF st. Peter were visit
ors at the Henry Zimmerman home
Miss Luella and Ruth Hartman left
Monday for Hastings. Mich, where they
Will stay an indefinite time with their
brothers Tom and Amos.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. c. jackson return
ed home from Dent Tuesday after
spending several weeks with relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Hill, Mr.. and Mrs.
f. j. Stonebreaker and son Ernest. Mr..
and Mrs. George Bauer. Miss Lucille
Emmers and Archie Finnegan enjoyed
picnic at Rapidan Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Davis and son and
Mr.. Charles Everett spent Sunday at the
Weiss home.
Mrs: Margaret Block spent Sunday
with her son George Block.
Miss Helen Dickie visited over Sun
day with Grayce Davis Of ST. Peter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Frieberg entertain
ed a number Of friends and rela
Sunday.
ter Jane spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Tom Lloyd.
Mrs. J. Lloyd Is spending a few days
| with her son Tom Lloyd.
Miss Grace Mathews went to Minnea-
polls Friday evening TO visit her bro
ther Rem who Is In the hospital there.
Miss Kathryn Mears OF LeSueur Cen
ter ia taking her place in the central Of
| fice during her absence.
Mrs. Flo Lloyd Of Mortified is spend-
ing several days at the E. d. Lloyd
home.
The senior class enjoved a weiner
roast at Lake Jefferson Friday evening.
Miss Elsie Mccarthy entertained a
number of friends at her home Friday
Miss Helen Dickie, Mrs Parks Ever
EFT and son Wilbur and Miss I4ora Per-
kins ENJOYED picnic supper at Lake
Mrs. Parks Everett and son Wilbur
visited at the William Dickie home last
week.
Mrs. Flo Lloyd and Margaret Lloyd
were Mankato shoppers Saturday.
Miss Aimira Hartman spent Sunday
with Dora BalIman.
DR.. Lloyd of LeSueur spent Sunday
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. D.
LLOYD.
Rowene Hartman visited her cousin
Helen Dickie Friday.
Martha and Clara School, Mike Bauer
and Herman Leath notored to the twin
cities and Lake Minnetonka Sunday
David Lloyd was business caller at
Montgomery and New Prague Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bluhm and son
Waldimer, their niece and nephew, Ag-
mes Diller and Michel Bluhm Of ST Paul
visited the formers son Ernest Bluhm
The following visited the Joe Schoeb
home Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs. John Re-
home. Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Rehome and
family and Jim Rehome.
Morgan and William Lloyd were bus
mess callers at Mankato Saturday.
Miss Veronica Matejeck Of Owatonna
is visiting her cousin Joe Groh.
Mrs. William Lloyd and Gladys Flow
Miss Cecilia walahka of Owatonra
returned TO her home Sunday after Wis
Ting several days at the Groh home.
Paul keenan, returned home Thurs
where he is enploved and will spend
hts vacation with his parents Mr. and
Mr.. John Keenan,
Mr.. and MRS. Chester A. BALI and son
Leo were entertained at the John Da-
Wis home Tuesday at supper. the occas-
ion being in honor of Mrs. Davis birth
dav.
Lester Rason of Kasota was a caller
hero Tuesday evening.
William Myhre returned home Mon
day after spending few days with his
brother Conrad Myhre.
Ernest Ryberg was hit on the fore
head while cranking a car Saturday.
The crank in some manner slipped and
struck him. Several stitches had to he
taken in the wound which was inflicted
Henry Lane has been on the sick list
the mast week. but is much improved
| at this writing.