The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1921-05-20
GATHERED IN CLEVELAND
PARK MAY BE LAID OUT
ALONG CHERRY CREEK
Matter Brought to Attention OF
The Parent-Teachers
Association

Cleveland, May 1.-THE last
meeting of the Parents Teachers as
ISOLATION was held last Tuesday
night in the assembly hall of the
school house. A splendid program
was rendered and H. II. Flowers anu
Roscoe Davis gave splendid tanks
on proposed park III Cleveland,
the land along Cherry creek 10 be
gwen 10 the lown Tor the PROPOSED
park by II. H. rlowers. Ice cfeam
and waters were served after the
meeting. A most enjoyable evening
was spent.
Annaoel Cheadle was a guest of
Georgia FLOWERS tuesday nisnI.
Mls. Henry Stotz Was guest of
Mrs. John Davis sunday
The Glrl Scouts enjoyed a picnic
supper al Cherry creek FRIDAY.
Lara Kelnnardt returned home
Thursday evening from CannouvIlie
where she has Deen teaching scnooI
inc past Term.
Among the business callers at st,
Peter saturday were Mr.. ana Mas.
Albert Drenten anu lamlly, MIS-.
nenly SLoLz anu son Aaron, MI and
MIS-. John Davis and daughter Ora
DELL, .MfS. Margaret BLOCK and son
Jake.
helen Dickie was a guest of Ethel
ElilngWortn at Lake emerson over
SUNDAY. ..
matt Hochmeyer and bride arrived
aome from New YORK City Inurs-
DAY.
luther Hurst returned home from
Bryan, Ohio, FRIDAY.
MI. and MRS. rudolph Flowers
We're entertained Sunday at the
nome OF MRS. Anna 1resmar.
Mr.. ana MIS-. raul York entertain
ed the formers brother anu vile vi
rarmlngIon over Sunday.
Mrs. orange Flowers and daugh-
ter Eldora and Mrs. George Flowers
were business callers a. ST. peIer
sunday.
MID. Margaret Block was a guest
OF ner sou Lewis BLOCK and family
sunday.
Inc following were entertained at
the Arthur PERKINS home Sunday.
MI. and Mrs. James DAVIS, Mr. and
MRS. Georee DAVIS, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jesse hanh.ns and SON Guy, Mr.. anu
MIS-. Lyle hanklns ana George
mayer.
MRS. Emil Stotz of Minneapolis
spent the past week with the Joe
nallman, ST., Iamiiy.
mr.. and Mis-. clay Rogers were
entertained at dinner Sunday at the
Maruln FLOWERS nome.
Miss Ruth Ely spent Sunday with
her folks.
The Dase ball game at LeSueur
Center FRIDAY between Cleveland
scnool nine and leSueur Center was
very exciting game. The score was
~ TO IL In FAVOR OF Cleveland
Mrs. Flo Lloyd or NOrtnneIu arriv-
ed saturday anu will assist relatives
a snort time.
MI. and Mrs. Charles Block and
twin sons were business callers at
Mankato Thursday.
Join weiss spent the week end
with friends In Mankato.
Ida and Arthur korn spent Sunday
evening at the herman PonwItn
home.
ms. Parks Everett entertained
the. Misses LeVesconte, Bowen AMI
Bailey wednesday at six CLOCK
dinner.
Charles Cheadle made a business
trip to Mankato Monday.
MIR. and Mrs. milton Rairdon and
children or kasota and Mrs. Lou
Bartlett were guests at the Charles
Cheadle home sunday.
Mr.. and MRS. Lou Hermel and MI.
and Mrs. Phil Kluntz attended
church at LeSueur Center Sunda,,
and were dinner guests at the Jonn
balman home at that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. +. Schweb enter
tanned the following at six O'Clock
dinner Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
KEEPER and family of Waterville, The
Misses Clara and Maud ,SchoeD, Hugo
Steering and Mike Bauer
A little daughter arrived at til.
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Warre,.
Sunday, May Is.
The E. f. U. contest for new mem
bers closed recently with gain of
seventeen members. The losing side
entertained the lodge at a banquet
last Wednesday night, served by tho
Catholic Ladies' aid. An enjoyable
evening was spent by all present.
Minneapolis Saturday after spending
the past two weeks with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs d. c. Jackson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dewitt were Lee
Sueur Center visitors Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Parks Everett and
son Wilbur spent Saturday night
and Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ter Dickie1
The Hiram Davis family were
dinner guests at the Fred Davis
home Sunday. ..
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dickie enter
tanned the William Davis family and
Henry Davis at diAner Sunday.
Ellsworth Flowers and son John
and nephew Art Flowers are visiting
Mr.. Flowers daughter, Mrs. George
Schofieid at Pine City, Mimi.
The Joseph Ballman, ST., family
and Mrs. Emil Stotz of Minneapolis
motored to Mankato Monday for the
day.
Mrs. Elmer Goldsmith received
word last week of the death of her
grandfather, George R. Mohler on
April 81 at Anacortes, Wash Mr..
Mohler was one of the early settlers
of this community, coming here from
Gallie county, Ohio, with his parents
in 1854 at the age of Is. He resid-
ed here ultil sixteen years ago, when
he and Mrs. Mohler went to An
cortes to live. Mr.. Mohler was a
veteran of the Civil war, enlisted
December 9, 1861 was in Company
/, 4th Minnesota Volunteer Infan-
try. He went south in the spring of
1862, serving his country until the
fall of 1866. He is survived by hi.
wife and two children, Mrs. Georgu