The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1921-06-10
GATHERED|NCL CLEVELAND
NUMBER OF PRETTY SOCIAL
EVENTS IN VILLAGE
Weddings and Showers; Personal
Mention and News Notes
Collected


ness callers at Mankato Wednesday
were the following. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Ellingsworth and daughter Ethel. Mrs.
Lou Bartlett, Elsie Mccarthy, Mrs.
Frank Flowers, Miss Sarah Wendell
schafer. Mrs. J. p. Rogers and family.
Mrs. John Davis and daughter Orabelle.
Miss Elizabeth keenan, returned home
from Lacrosse. Wis. Wednesday night
where she has been attending a COM
mercial school the past winter.
Miss Ella Diller returned to Mime
al!olis Monday after a weeks visit with
Mrs. Margaret Block and son Jacob
spent Thursday afternoon and evening
With relatives at Nicollet.
Mrs. Gunner johnson and son Alfred,
Mrs. Harry Hersema and children left
tur ,ther home at Centuria. Wis, Friday.
Levi Hartman and daughter Rowene
were business callers at st. Peter Friday.
OF Helen Dickie Friday night at supper.
Mary Burns was a guest at supper
Friday of Annabel Cheadle.
the of fr9 Re si yfEs Se
at st. Peter Sunday afternoon and even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Davis and daughter
Orabelle were callers at the G. w. Davis
home at st. Peter Sunday afternoon and
evening.
Messrs Luke Elliott and John Christie
pherson were entertained at the William
Hartman home Sunday at six O'Clock
dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orange Flowers enter
tanned a company OF young folks at their
home Sunday evening.
Mrs William Hartman spent Sunday,
afternoon with her parents. Mr.. and
The senior class of 1921 are enjoying
Lake JEFFERSON. Miss McMahan con-
scented to stay a week longer and act as
chaperon
Miss Georgia Flowers spent the week
end with friends at st. Peter.
Rowene Hartman was guest OF
Annabel Cheadle Sunday at supper.
Gladys Baker OF Mankato is visiting
her sister, Mrs. c. Roscoe Davis a few
Mrs. Catherine Baker, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Baker of Lake Washington were
guests Sunday at the c. Roscoe Davis
home.
Mrs. Kramer is visiting relatives near
Madison Lake this week.
Russell Davis is reported as being very
Gertrude Klein of Mankato. a friend of
Miss Gladys Baker. visited at the c..
Roscoe Davis home Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. Willard Smith spent last Tues
NIT Mr.. and aaf Mrs. e. E. Smith. Mr.. and
Mrs. Willard Smith were entertained at
the M. A. Hill home at Traverse Sum
Goldie Evans and Elizabeth Evans re-
turned to their home at Mankato Tues
day after visiting with their sister, Mrs.
Z. j. Lloyd several days. ..
The senior class of 1921 were business
callers at Mankato Saturday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dickie and fam
lily spent Sunday at the William Davis
Vernon Davis had the misfortune to
get hurt quite seriously Sunday while
hitching Shetland pony to a buggy. The
Inn
over and 81, pped on the side of his face,
causing wound which needed medical
care.
II. II. Flowers and daughter, Mrs VIII
liam Lloyd and daughter Mary left Mon
day for a three weeks trip in Canada.
William Lloyd left Saturday on bus
mess trip to California.
Grace Mathews returned home Tues
day from a two weeks trip to South Da-
kota. She spent two days with Mrs w.
s. Swagler at Huron, S. D., during her
trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Baliman, Jr.. and
Mr. and Mrs. John Ballman. Sr.. and
Mrs. John Ballman. Jr: of LeSueur Cen
ter were guests guests CT srn Mr.; ana MIS- Lou
Mrs. Hermel and daughters Ida and
Celia and Mrs: H. A. Zimmerman and
daughter Kathleen were Mankato visit
Mrs Howard Lampman left for Min
neapolis Monday where she will spend a
faw days before returning to her home
-.
Tom Lloyd made business trip to the
twin cities Monday.
May 90 closed Sunday school contest
at the Church Of Christ In Cleveland and
Sunday, June 5, a basket dinner was
served on the church lawn as finishing
touch to the contest. John Christopher
son. president Of the International Chris
the morning address. his theme being;
| 'The Probmems" There was a good
attendance at the morning service and
ss majority Tka sssysd who o ss R IN
test served the treat. which consisted
of large dish OF ice cream. Each per
son brought their dinner and after
body enjoyed themselves by eating. Wis
iting and having a general good time.
The contest resulted in total Sunday
sshS CARER me@ber 81 at the star
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wendelschafer and
daughter spent Sunday with the Herman
Zimmerman family at St. Peter: ,.
Monday with his son Henry thinner
man and family.
There will be English serices at the
Mrs. Conrad Myhre and children were
business callers at Mankato Saturday.
Commencement, exercises were fttIngly
bs scboo on Gay Se
beautifully decorated with peonies and
the class colors, silver and crimson. The
seniors, school board, speaker or the
evening. Rev. McDeavitt and Professor
Clark marched into the time of a march
played by Mrs. Charles Cheadle. The
senior class numbered six, namely. Geor-
gia Flowers Ethel Ellinglorth. Elsie Nc
Carthy. Helen Dickie. Donald Keough
and Elvin Hartman. The girls wore
dainty white dresses of organdie and the
boys were dressed in dark suits. DR..
Funk of Manchester college gave the ad-
dress of the evening, which was filled
with good advice and deep thoughts.
After the presentation of diplomas the
friends and relatives Of the graduates
were served to punch in the sewing
room. The, auditorium was packed to
the doors and everyone enjoyed the even
ing very much. The community extends
its hearty congratulations to the gradu-
ates and wishes them success In life.
One of our citizens who visited st.
Peter Sunday night became the. worse
for moonshine and spent the night at
the NJ. G. hotel with mosquito bars
over the windows. -
Saturday, June 4. Is day that viii
long he remembered by those who at
tend the marcel shower given in honor
of Miss Lillian Ponwith at the home of
Mrs, Henry stotz. assisted by. Miss Ida
Korn. There were NIFTY guests present
at this function. Miss Lillian wore
beautiful frock of pink georgette crepe
over white. A pink and white color
scheme was beautifully carried out In
the decorating of the rooms and spacious