The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1922-10-13
Ladies At Cleveland
Served Fine Supper
Neat Sup Of Money Was Realized
BY Christian Church; News
In General

BY Christian Church; News
In General
Cleveland, October 1.-THE lad
les of the Christian church served
twenty five cent lunch to the pub.
lie Thursday afternoon at the C. B
Hurst home. About $50 was clear.
; ed. 1t is considered one of the big
gest and most successful events
ever carried out by the ladies'.
Charles Cheadle and Lyman SapI
were business callers at Mankats
Thursday.
Mrs. e. S. Smith and Otto Frank
OF Minneapolis spent Wednesday
evening at the William Dickie home
Mrs. J. e. Davis spent Wednes
day evening with the fred Punpaf
family.
Otto Frank of Minneapolis spent
the latter part Of the week witt
friends.
Miss Esther Fahning, who teaches
school near Kasota, spent from
Wednesday night until Sunday
night with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Fahning. She attend
ed the teachers convention held al
Mankato Thursday and Friday.
| Orabelle Davis of Mankato spent
from Thursday night until Sunday
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. u
Davis.
Helen Dickie and her room mate
who attend the Mankato Teachers
college. spent the week end with
the iorme. pale nLs, Mr.. and Mrs
William Dickie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyle Hankins arc
the proud parentsf of baby boy,
born Thursday, October 5. Mrs.
Hawkins and baby are being cared
for at the Donhnger hospital ST.
Peter.
Mrs. James Davis was a bust
ness caller at Mankato Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Davis and daugh
ter Orabelle and Emil Dresser were
business callers at st. Peter Sat
urday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Peach ana
son and Mrs. George Smith arrived
Thursday by car from Dent, Mimi,
and will visit relatives a few days.
Alice Ponwith and Anabel Chead-
lie were guests OF Orabeile DAVIS
Saturday afternoon and evening.
Misses Alice and Sadie Ponwith
entertained a number OF school-
mates Gustavus Adolphus college
over the week end.
Mrs. Henry Stotz spent Saturday
evening at the John Davis home.
Raymond Stotz and Clarence
Wendelschafer left Monday by CA
for the northern part OF the state,
where they will obtain employment
for the coming months.
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Alice Ponwith Friday at Gustavus
Adolphus college, st. Peter.
Mrs. William Lloyd and children
of Mankato spent Thursday with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. n.
Flowers.
Little Marry and Janet Lloyd OF
Mankato and Maxine Cooke were
guests of Inez Adele Knott Satur-
day afternoon. 1t was lnez' fourth
BIZ thday.
Mrs. Mary Baines and daughters
Edna and Ella of Lake Washington.
Mrs, c. Roscoe Davis and children
took supper Tuesday with the John
MI and Mrs. G. w. Davis OF ST.
Peter attended the lunch served at
the G. B. Hurst home THURSDAY Al
ternoon.
MT. and Mrs. Clay Rogers ana
family, the Glen Rogers FAMILY anu
Mrs Jane Rogers were guests at
the Neal Rogers home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Peach and son
of Dent. Mimi, and Mr.. and ~.
Parks Everett and son Wilbur were
entertained at the Ernie kramer
home Sunday at dinner.
MT. and Mrs. Ralph Lloyd OF
Mankato spent Sunday at the A. Y.
MT and Mrs. J. E. Davis spent
Sunday evening with the Conrad
Myhre family.
i'll last Friday night with heart faii-
ure and for time it was feared tne
end was near. The family were an
summoned to his bedside. At TINS
writing his condition is mucn I'M
proved and his many fr1enos nope
Mrs Lanes Morton and Mrs. Mar!
Bacon of Fort Dodge, Iowa, are
guests of their sister, Mrs. M. d:
Burns.
MT. and Mrs. Hugh Norton and
daughter Ethel Lorraine OF CypnefS
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Brandon OF
Minneapolis motored here Saturday
evening end spent Sunday at the G.
r, Hurst home. Miss Mabel Cheadle
accompanied Mr.. and Mrs. Norton
to Cyphers and will be their guest
for a few days.
Miss Teresa Laue entertained the
following guests at supper Inurs-
dav and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Laue,
Mrs. Margaret Block, Mrs. Mary
Hurst and Mrs Mary K:amer:
Hon. H. H. Flowers left Monday
morning on a business trip to Can
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Flowers, MI.
and Mrs. William Lloyd of ManKa
to and Dave Lloyd Of st. Peter mo
tored to Duluth Sunday, coming
back Monday with three new BUICK
cars. go.
Joe motored to St. Paul Sunday ana
spent the first of the week Win rei
atiyes. ia.
or Thursday and Friday. IA
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Gron an
daughter Mrs. Gix returned from
Mankato Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George McConkey
and Miss Lou Miller spent sunday
at the H. H. Flowers home.
MT. and Mrs. Henry Stotz spent
Sunday evening at the Wllnam
Stotz home in St Peter.
Mrs. Arthur Rogers Of Sank Cen
ter arrived Thursday evening. ana
spent until Sunday with her sister,
Mrs. Ray Hawkins, leaving that
morning for Des Moines, iowa,
with her sister Mrs. John Hopkins
and family, where she will visit a