The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1921-06-03
GATHERED IN CLEVELAND
MEMORIAL DAY EXERCISES
WERE CARRIED OUT
Rev. w. p. Clark Delivered Ad-
dress; Current Events In
Village Recorded

Cleveland, June 1.--Decoration day
was observed at Cleveland in a very
= he bandstand was decorated with
flags by the legion boys who met
cary in the morning Tor that pur-
pose. A very interesting program
was given by the school cniluren
one which deserves special mention
was a girls chorus OF six, who sang
renting Tonight" ". z. Clark
pastor OF the Christian church al
dankato was the main speaker OF
the day and the people were privi-
legged 10 nsten 10 "a splendid address,
HIS theme dealt with Americanism
and American ideals. He gave a
brief sketch OF the Revolutionary,
Civll and Spanish American wars and
the late war and, what it meant for
humanity. And again did America
dip her pen in the blood of her pa
triots and write another page IN the
history OF the world"
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Perkins were
entertained at dinner Sunday at the
John Davis home.
Rowene Hartman was guest OF
Orabelle Davis Sunday and Monday
night
Mrs Hattie Hamlin visited with
friends al Nankato Wednesday and
thursday.
Miss Mary Kientz returned to her
hoLle at Mankato Wednesday after
visiting With friends in this vicinity
several days.
The following We're entertained al
the LOUIS DAVIS home Sunday, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Wales and family,
Mrs. Gunner Johnson and son, Mrs.
Harry Hersema and children, W. {.
Davis
Gunner Johnson and Harry Herse-
ma returned TO their home in Centu-
ria, Wis, Thursday after attending
the funeral of Mrs. w. c. Davis.
Mrs: Howard Lampman, OF Willis
ton, y. d.. arrived Tuesday; being
called hereby the death OF her sis
te-, Ms. ". C. Davis. She will visit
a few weeks with relatives and
friends.
= Dewitt Everett came down from
Minneapolis Saturday and spent the
week end with relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyle Hawkins and
Seulah Rogers Were guests at the
Art Perkins horo Sunday.
knnaoel Chez lie vas guest OF
OrabelIe Davis Thursday night.
Irene Reinhardt was a guest of
Helen Rohlfng Thursday night.
Ethel Flowers, w. attends Ham
lin university AT S.. Paul. spent the
-'-o~'- end with tine Martin Flowers
eor~'iy.
ther Fahning was a guest OF Or
re Davis Sunday at supper.
Try Burns was a guest Sunday
ne M A. Burns home.
= and Mrs. Henry Van Vleet,
csidents in this locality, now
= at Watkins Mimi, passed
) / here Thursday enroute for
i to attend the funeral of Peter
Wet the formers brother.
:. archie Peach of Dent arriv-
~aturday and is visiting al the
- 80 OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
and Mrs. c. H. Davis and son
NIB of Sanborn retuyned home
celia schoeb was a guest OF
{ lie Dayis Monday.
tolcd to Ma-iato Friday. Mrs. Cath
g. inc Cake accompanied them home
fc' few days visit.
IL. and Mrs. Mat Hochmeyer and
In Weiss entertained relatives and
Z -oI~T4ry Of friends from Mankato
ia.
,-isz Gladys RaEer spent the week
i VII he sister. Mrs, c. Roscoe
wi.
! -. -,7u? returned nome recently
: c.' an cxt-rded up to Illinois ami
Vi-s Adelaide Ko-raski of Owa-
a. Who i attending the State
oo.ohers' college ~ Mankato, spent
f2rIrGNv Gnd Sunday TT the Joseph
ooh gene, visiting Mrs. Rolla Ev-
-. ord Ere. Georce McConkey en-
,ip.S tho teachers at 6 o'clock
& :"r I"i@Gy.
,'-cc. c'sss enjoyed a picnic supper
= - 'igo AXE la0t Tuesday.
'd"n FV"rntt of Minneapolis was
'--~-' Of tho {. 3. Hurst home
- ~'~ht> nf iast week
.. -!1I'a everett OF Chicago ac-
~~ai"d hewitt Everett to Mime
lis -rnnday evening where she
y spend.Ia few dav5 visiting Mrs
= .:c5 Everett before returning
-. Polls Everett end brother
800 ~-l- Moteierk offended the birthday
-o~'- at the Henry Lsue home
sp~;tlv ainror party was given
.~+"~:hay May 26. at the Henry I.aue
Lo-,~ in homo" Of NJ. Lanes eighty
sor -.h birthday.
VS.. Ho'on Goldsmith returned
bOr~o tho let of the weeS from win
re"no'is where she has been visiting
fer scveral weeks at the home Of hel
rcr Henry.
o. rs. Irwin, Mr.. and Mrs. B. o
leon and little daughter of Albert
r~o mcto~ed here Saturday and were
Its Of Mr. and Mrss. L. H. Allen
Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph O'Connor
.Iter ana son OF ot. Paul spent
90. Saturday until Monday at the
Lu.' Bowies and John Klunt,
mes. b.
NJ. and Mrs Dennis Bradley and
iiy and Miss Walden of st. Pau
1T the latter part OF the week a
nj Pleasant, Lake Jefferson an6
re dinner guests at the Henry
to- home Monday, stopping there
route for st. Paul.
The correspondent has been giver
tie privilege to announce the ap-
preaching marriage of Miss Lilliar
Ponwith, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
herman PonWith to Ernest Sapp, sor
Of Mr.. and Mrs. William Sapp Of
o ordoya The wedding will take