The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1921-02-11
AT NAPOLEON
REV. FATHER GRIFFIN EN-
TERTALNED MEN
Splendid Program Was Given
Before the Large Audiences;
News Notes

Mapleton, February 8. - Father
William Griffin entertained the men
of Mapleton and Good Thunder par
ishes Thursday at banquet in the
church parlors. About thirty fiy
drove over from Good Thunder to De
present. Full $50 men were in at
tendance. The tables were decorated
with cut flowers and colored candles
and presented very pleasing ap-
psarance: The IN menu served consist
gravy, celery, peas, pickles, jelly.
parker house rolls, assorted cakes,
ice cream, coffee, cigars, cigarets.
During the evening the following
program was carried out.
Sop Solo. A Winter Lullaby. ......
Mrs. Andrew Humid
Sop. Solo. Deep In My Heart. 80.
Mrs Stan Smith. Maniato s
B baritone Solo, Because You're
Rev. w. Griffin
Solo, Spring Is Calling .........
Mrs. Henry Troendle
Quartet, If the Waters Could Speak
n Mrs. zn GHn sses Miss Hs,se g,zsl
fin. "The Active Catholic Man From
the Viewpoint of the Layman, was
Paul; Catholic w. Layman ns From
Viewpoint of the Clergy, REV. ]. B.
Theis, s. j., Mankato.
The affair was most thoroughly
enjoyed by all.
friends in Mankato Thursday.
wife went to the cities Friday, re-
turning Saturday.
The Eastern Star circle was en-.
tertained Friday afternoon by Mes
danes Berry, Busse and Bomberger
at the home of the former. About
thirty were present and enjoyed the
afternoon with their fancy work
The hostesses served a very dainty
lunch at the close Of the afternoon.
who was at Gatum Lake, tells OF
passing through the locks on the q.
S. S. Utah with the Atlanta fleet on
the way across the isthmuS to meet
the Pacific feet at Panama January
81. From there the fleet will proceed
as far south as Valparaiso. stopping
at various points enroute. The At
lantlc Meet lS Que IN new YORK May
The high school literary society
held a very interesting meeting in
the high school assembly Friday af-
ternoon. An excellent program was
carried out during which the firsr
grade gave a folk dance. A number
Of visitors were present and enjoyed
the afternoon. The next meeting will
be held in March.
Miss Scuba Of the high school
faculty went to her home in Mime
urday and Sunday.
Leslie Kruger came home from
Carleton college Saturday to spend
Sunday.
Miss Verona Dietz was q Mankaso
visitor on Thursday.
Mrs. Helen Howieson, Mrs. John
Rupert and daughter Glover were at
Mankato Thursday.
A. ]. Ellis has been having turn
with the grippe. He is able to be out
again.
Mrs. Charles Schweitzer, Miss
Louise and little John returned from
Wednesday night after
q weeks visit with relatives. Mr..
Schweitzer remained to take treat !
ments.
Rev. Melby of the Federated
church spoke on "The Great Temp /
tatton" Sunday morning to q church
full of interested listeners. Miss
Verona Dietz sang solo with Miss
Edith Cotton at the PIANO The Sum
day school which followed was well s
attended and the collection was over
three dollars. The announcement for
the week is Midweek meeting Thurs-
day evening at 1880; Ladies' Fed
Grated Missionary society Friday
afternoon at $3.50 at the home Of
Mrs. J. Stanzel.
Hoot Maun! Come Await q
Come ava to Mapleton
The rOarin' gpme's on