The Mankato free press., 1921-09-23
PARTY Given
Affair Attended BY People
From Cleveland
EVENTS in THE VILLAGE
Social Notes and the News In
General Gathered BY
Correspondent

Cleveland, September 17.-Among
those who attended the parcel show
er given in honor of Mrs. Jay Beach
OF Waterville at the home of G. w.
Davis Wednesday afternoon are Mrs.
Lyle Hankins, Mrs. Jim Davis, Mrs.
Parks Everett and son, Wilbur, Mrs.
William Lloyd, Mrs. Roscoe Davis,
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Dickie and chill
dren, Mr.. and Mrs. John Davis and
daughter, Orabelle, Mrs. Louis Davis
and Mrs. Neal Rogers.
Mrs. Fred Wend-Ischafer and
daughter, Alice. and Mrs. Margaret
Block attended the Ladies' Aid soei-
ETY. meeting at LIE Sueur Center Tues
day afternoon.
| Rowene Hartman was . guest at
supper Friday evening OF Orabelle
Davis.
Mrs. /. w. Watt and Mrs. John Da.
wis were entertained at the home Oh
Mrs. Catherine Hermel Thursday AFT
ernoon.
MIR. and Mrs. Conrad Myhre and
children returned home Thursday eV-
ening from the twin cities aae where they
! Helen Rohlfing and Rosalie Flow
ers underwent an operation for the
removal of their tonsils at Mankato
Wednesday. They are getting along
nicely with the exception OF sore
throat.
ter, Celia, and Mrs. /. w. Watt were
business callers at st. Peter Wednes-
day afternoon.
Joe Gorh home assisting with the
Mr., and Mrs. Jake Block took pos
session of the hotel Wednesday.
l.. Beihn has been enjoying a weeks
vacation from carrying the mall Jake
Block took his place.
The Misses Alice Ballman and Ber-
tha Wendelschafer spent the week
end with their parents. They are at
tending school at Mankato.
Quite a large number from this Vi
cinity attended the state fair the
lpast week.
A new bridge is being built across
Cherry creek, another fine improve
,ment.
On Wednesday morning, September
7. at eight o'clock at the Catholic
church, Occurred the marriage of Miss
Sophia Lane and Mr.. William 'Leffert
Mrs. Lou Bartlett left during the
past week for Mankato where she
will reside this winter.
Miss Celia Hermel was business
caller at LIE Sueur Center between
trains Saturday.
Isix o'clock at the John Davis home
saturday. Mrs. Catherine Hermel and
daughters, Celia and Ida. Mrs. Mar
garet Block and Mrs. /. w. Watt.
Miss Celia Hermel and Walter
Kruger of LIE Sueur Center were
business callers at Mankato Friday.
A. E. Davis of st. Peter was a guest
at supper Saturday at the John Da-
Wis home.
The following were entertained al
a six o'clock dinner SUNDAY at the
. Henry Zimmerman home: Mr.. and
Mrs. Nick Rosner and son, George
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Block and chill
, dren: Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad Myhre and
children; Mr. and Mrs. John Davis
and daughter. Orahelle; Miss Isabe
Jensen and Fred Jones.
parents, Mr.. and Mrs, Herman Zim
norman Sunday at dinner.
Rowene Hartman was week enc
, guest of the Joe and Henry Ballmar
I families.
1"u~hter, n--+- of Pemberton motor
. ed here Sunday and spent the day
with the Luther Hurst family
!, tended the state fair last week.
Albert Ponwith and Aaron Stots
went to Minneapolis Friday and at
? tended the fair Saturday.
The Phil Kluntz family spent Sun
!, dav with Mr.. and Mrs. August Dietl
at Gaylord.
t1n, S. T., where she will teach this
Miss lea Woehler of GAYLORD Is
spending a few weeks at the Herman
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Stotz and son
Aaron, spent Sunday evening at the
Henry Kron home:
Florence Everett and Irene Harri-
man attended the teachers institute
last week.
Ruth Hartman spent from Friday
until Monday with her sister, Mrs. Err
Inest Anderson in Minneapolis.
Florence Everett opened her school
at Beaver Dam Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Hankins and
children were entertained at the
The Arthur Perkins family and Mr.
, and Mrs. Lyle Hankins were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Hankins at din
ner Sunday.
Miss Helen Borneman of ST. Peter
and Miss Alice Bauer Of LIE Sueur
Center spent the week end with Miss
Alice Wendelschafer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan Hankins were
Iguests of Mr.. and Mrs. Parks Everett
Sunday.
Mrs. Fred W, Wendelschafer and
daughter, Alice, and Miss Alice Bauer
were Mankato callers Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. A. Zimmerman and
daughter, Kathleen, Mrs. Hermel and
daughter, Ida, attended the mission
festival at Montgomery Sunday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Yackel and Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Busse spent Sunday
with the w. F. Rademacher family at
LIE Sueur.
Rev. Raines and family were enter
tanned at the Eugene Cooke home
FRIDAY.
Mrs. Truce of LIE Sueur arrived Fri
day and is caring for her daughter,
Mrs. Frank Shultis. who is very ILL.,
Mr.. and Mrs. q. s. Gault of st. Pet
er were guests of Mr.. and Mrs, C. p.
Lampman- Sunday.
Marion ALLEN returned to Mime
lapolis Sunday and will resume her