The Mankato free press., 1921-12-16
PROGRAM GREATLY
PLEASED AUDIENCE
Was Given For Community
Club At Cleveland
PETERSON IN ADDRESS
Delightful Event Held During
Education Week; Notes
Of Village

Cleveland, December IA very
interesting program was given at the
Echool house Tuesday evening for the
Community club. Last week being
Americanization week, the program
pertaired to America. One of the
chief features of the program was a
talk on American Ideals. by DR.. Peter
son Of Gustavus Adolphus college. st.
Peter. The following is the program:
Piano solo, Mabel Cheadle.
Paper. Dorothy Tepley.
Xylophone selection. Dolford Den
ker; piano accompaniment. Mabel
Cheadle.
Paper, Vernett Loeffert
Song, Girls Glee club.
Address, American Ideals, DR.. Pet
erson.
Esther Fahning was guest Of Ora
belle Davis Wednesday night.
Mildred KluItz was a guest of Daisy
Keenan, Wednesday night.
Mrs. Mary Kramer spent Tuesday
afternoon and evening at the John
keenan, home.
Mr.. and Mrs Otto Warrell and little
son returned Tuesday from Nebraska,
where they have ben visiting the past
TWO months.
Mrs. John keenan, and Mrs. Mary
Kramer visited the past week with
Mrs. Mary Hardeggar Of Lake Jeffer
son.
Mrs. c. Roscoe Davis and little
daughter Elizabeth Ann and Mrs. John
Davis spent Friday afternoon at the
John Dickie home
The Rotary club met with Mrs. A.
C. Perkins Thursday afternoon.
The first game to be played with
any Of the neighboring basket ball
teams will be played at the town hall
Saturday evening. December II. The
local team will play LeSueur.
Mrs. Albert Drentell and children
were shoppers at Mankato Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Myhre and
children spent Sunday evening at the
John Davis home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles KEEPER and
family attended church at st. Peter
Thursday.
The Henry Zimmerman family
spent Sunday at the home of J. C.
Wilfert.
Mrs. Margaret Block spent Sunday
Afternoon with the Wright sisters.
Among the Christmas shoppers at
Mankato Saturday were the following
Prof. Clark and family, Miss Susie
Swayer, Henry Fahning and children
Miss Garner, Miller and Keller Wis
tied with relatives at Manhato Friday
night and Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bauer spent
Sunday evening at the Peter McCabe
home
Mrs. Fay S. Mullen, nee Elsie HUI
ber, of LIE Sueur Center visited with
Mrs. E. J. Lloyd Wednesday and
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Koppleman en-
tertained a company of friends and
relatives Friday evening in honor of
the latter's brother Philip Bauer Of
Gaylord. The occasion was his birth
day anniversary.
Mrs. E. ]. Lloyd spent Friday with
friends at LeSueur Center.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Bauer and
family spent Friday evening with the
Fred Kopleman family.
The Roscoe. Davis family. Mrs.
Robert Keough and son Donald were
entertained at the John Kluntz home
Sunday.
Noretta Block spent Friday and
Saturday with her grandmother. Mrs.
Margaret Block
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Ely and
children, Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Smith,
Miss Hattie Davis, Mrs. Melissa Davis
were guests Sunday OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Willard Smith.
John Ward KluntZ spent Monday
night at the Roscoe Davis home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Gisch and daugh-
ter. Mrs. Willard Smith were business
callers at Mankato. Saturday.
Mrs. Willard Smith visited with
friends at LeSueur Center and at the
Gus Gisch home the first part of last
week.
Bethal Rogers was a guest of Thel-
ening.
Mrs. Park Everett and little son
WiNur were guests at dinner Sunday
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Lloyd of st.
Peter. Mr.. Everett joined her in the
afternoon. coming from Mankato.
Mrs. Henry is visiting friends west
Of st. Peter
The Boys basket ball team played
the alumni last Friday night. The
score was 18 to 8 IN favor Of the
alumni
There will be union Sunday school
Christmas program given at the
Methodist church Christmas eve.
Mrs. Elmer Tanner. nee Grace Ma
thews. Joined her husband at Mankato
Saturday, where they will make their
future home. Mr.. and Mrs. Tanner
have been married since October II.
but had not revealed the fact until a
few days ago. She has been working
in the central Office for the mast three
ears. Her many friends in this VI