The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1921-10-21
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Mrs. Gathering saksf Of .Mankato vis-
exercises were held in the Catholic
church at four o'clock Thursday after
noon. Bishop Bowling OF st, Paul doing
ed Of the following. Grace. Clarence and
William Schoeb. Bridget. Edward and
Patrick Mccabe, August Mccabe, Fran
s Wsr Mss ar sSn' Sfs F Irene
Drentteii, Irene and Frank Baliman.
Beihn, Myron and, Leonard Farrell. Wal
lace Keogh, Esther Flowers, Meta Frei-
schster. Henry o'Maiey. Helen and Ro-
bert lRohlfing. Esteile Drentell. Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Hardeggar.
at six O'clock dinner Sunday. Rev:
Raines and family, Mrs. ]. j. Evans and
family OF Excelsior.
Mrs. Harry Hersama, and little. daugh-
ter returned to their home in Centuria.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Davis and son
Clifford of st. Peter spent last Wednes-
day evening with the John Davis fam
Mrs. Sarah Pettis Of Kasota visited
Ttth Esla snti Fr II this vicinity from
her SON Charlie Block and family the
Mrs. Be Keogh and daughter Mildred
Mrs. Lou Watt spent Saturday aft
ernoon with Mrs. John Davis.
Mr. and On Mrs Warner Davis John a tha
Lewis Davis home Sunday.
Mrs: 2: L. anderson Of Minneapolis
left y for b Wells ster
Mrs. Charles Hartman.
Mrs. William Hartman and Mrs.
Parks Everett were among those VINO
were shopping in M lar T.I Saturday rda con
Wilbur. Mr.. and Mrs Forrest Everett Of
Ottawa and Rowene and Mabel Farri-
man were entertained at the r B. Ever
FRANKLIN Hartman was a Lesueur
Center caller Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Davis spent Sun
day afternoon and evening at the Fred
J. NJ 0Connor and son Irwin and
Clarence Anderson of ST. Paul spent the
week end at the John Kluntz home Ash
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Fshning enter
tanned at dinner Sunday a company o.
friends and relatives.
Professor Clark and family and the
Misses Sawyer and Dunnerbroc were
business callers at Mankato Friday.
Miss Susie Sawyer was guest OF
orabelle Davis Sunday afternoon.
of the William LLOYD family Sunday.
tied from FRIDAY until sunday with her
daughter, Mrs. Roscoe Davis and fam
Miss Mary Evans of Excelsior is Wis
iting her cousin, Mrs. F.. j. Lloyd.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. C. Wilfert were Sum
day guests of the Henry Zimmerman
The Charles Bauer family spent Sum
day evening with the Joseph Ballman
Jr.. family.
Peter with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs Tom Conrad and fam
lily of Madison Lake spent Sunday at the
Charles i1sEn.n Bauer si,n nome Of st. peter
spent Monday at the Henry Zimmerman
MIR. and Mrs Joe Beihn and family
were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Will
Among those out of town who attend
ed the confirmation exercises Thursday
were Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Rice OF 81
Peter, Mr.. and Mrs. !. ]. Lyncn OF Lee
'I Miss Mabel cheadle spent from Friday
until Monday with Miss Irene Dickie at
George stotz and Mr.. johnson Of Min
heapolis spent Sunday at the Henry
There viii be English services at-the
Lutheran church Sunday. octoner 10. a.
Mrs. Louis Ballrnan and baby spent
Sunday afternoon with MIS-. Cnar'es
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernie sapp of cordova
Sundayed at the Herman \Ponwith nome;
Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan Hankins spent
ana at M shs F NStt and
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Wendell
schafer sunday.
Mrs. Mary Hurst returned 70 her
Hurst accompanied her as far as the
'w Miss s'f Mildred Keogh of Mankato spent
the Ar week sRa END MRS WIN asr Jmit and we're
entertained at the Emil Dressed home
Sunday.
/ There will be a chicken pie supper
given by the Methodist ladies Saturday
/ evening at the Glenn Rogers home %nsthse,a
called at the Eugene Cooke home sum
day. or their way to Lake Jefferson.
The Emily Johnson family OF Ka issea
spent Sunday with MI and MIS- Ei'her
Mrs. Mott entertained at a birthday
party in honor of the third birthday an
niyersary Of her net s1s The guests
were were Mary and Janet Lloyd. Wilbur.
Everett and Maxine Miller.
| Mrs Eugee Cooke pleasantly enter
ers Saturday afternoon, October S. in
honor Of her little grand daughter
Maxine. the occasion being her third
birthday anniversary. Maxine received
many pretty City The little ones spen az
/ five Mrs. Cooke served a delicious lunch
| con to the guests.
The potato business was quite hour
carloads were disposed of in Ntwo days.
Two carloads were purchased by Charles
| Cooke near Milaca.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Waapeck' MI n. ano
| Charles Bordash of Shakopee and Judge
| rift of Glencoe were entertained at the
r. w, Wendelschafer home at six O'CLOCK
thinner Wednesday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Armitage and Mr.:
and Mrs Drewes OF Waterville spent
Sunday with the r. w. Wendelschafer
Bertha wendelsehafer spent the week
| end with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Theodore Wendelschafer.
| Mr.. and Mrs. William Lioyd were
! Misses Doris jackson and Susie Saw
yer were entertained at six o'clock din