The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1922-08-18

entertained Miss Teresa Laue Tues
day at six o'clock dinner.
Latina Watt returned Saturday
after spending the past year with
her aunt, Mrs. Hugh Norton at
Cyphers. She visited her aunt, Mrs.
S. B: Holden of Stacy and relatives
in Minneapolis on her return. She
accompanied her aunt Mrs. Hugh
Brandon and husband to Minneapo-
lis from Cyphers, where they had
spent Mr.. Brandons two weeks
vacation.
Stotz of st. Peter were guests at
the Joe Groh home and Of Miss
Teresa Laue Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Leland Porter and
daughter OF Aberdeen, S. D., and
Mrs. Porter's sister Miss Doris
Latham OF How ard Lake. Mrs. Bet
tie Everett and son Redden of Min
neapolis motored here from Mime
Sunday night at the Charles Cheadle
home. They called on a few old
friends in the village Monday morn
ing. enroute to Minneapolis. 1t will
be remembered that. Mr. Porter
was a former pastor Of the Christian
church here.
Mrs. Addie Moses and daughter
lucille and son George of Manka;o,
Mr. and Ms. George Cheadle, Sr.,
and Mr.. anu Mrs. Elmo Cheadle and
Mrs. Helen Goldsmith were guests
at the Charles Cheadle home Sunday
at dinner and supper.
Anabei Cheadle is spending
few days this week with her grand
mother, Mrs. Helen Goldsmith.
Mrs. Lou Bartlett has purchased
the property in this village formerly
owned by Mrs. Charles Schmidt and
will take possession in tne early
fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Walmm and
son Floyd of st. Peter were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Knott at supper
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald WaIlum,
Mrs. Knott and daughter Inez Adele
we're guests of Mrs. Elmer Tanner
OF Mankato Wednesday.
Mrs. Thompson spent Thursday
afternoon with Mesdames Frank
and Elmo Ponwith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ponwith went
TO Traverse Monday TO assist Mrs.
Ponwith'S parents, Mr.. ana Mrs.
Rudolph Wendelschafer during
threshing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Knott and daugh-
tiers recently visited at the home of
Mr.. Knots uncle Rudolph Hanish
of New Ulp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Flow ers NOV
ed in from Lake Jefferson Satur
day, where they have spent the
summer months.
Mrs. Knott and little daughter
spent Thursday with Mrs KNOTS
mother, Mrs. Johanna Nerbovig of
ST Peter
, Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Ellingworth of
St. Thomas spent Monday with Mr.
and Mrs. John ElIingworth.
Mrs. Lou Bartlett is spending
the week with her daughter, Mrs.
John Ellingworth.
Evelyn Lloyd. Bethal Rogers and
Ruth Hartman were que. Of
Thelma Clark part OF last Wu~H at
the Clark cottage at Lake Jetfer-
son.
Mrs. Anna Tresmar and Mrs
the August Radke home near st.
Peter.
Elmer Denker left Wednesday on
a business trip to Ramona, Calf
Dolford .Denker, William Nc
Peck, Marchal Allen and Leon Bird
motored to LeSueur Monday, where
Marchal and Leon have accepted a
position at the canning factory.
Florence Thorman of Kasota
spent part Of last week as the guest
of Violet Cooke.
Wednesday Violet Cooke and
niece little Maxine Miller accom-
panied Florence Thorman to LIE
Sueur Center and spent the day
Mrs. st. Lewis and daughter Ha-
eel OF Hill CITY arrived Thursday
and are guests of Mrs. St. Lewis
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Han
kins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Turner of Arco
spent Saturday and Sunday with
ME and Mrs. Ivan Hankins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Montgomery
entertained the Jesse Hankins fam
lily, Mrs. St.. Lewis and daughter
Hazel and ". C. Montgomery at
dinner Sunday.
The friends of Mrs E. D. Lloyd
were grieved to learn of her pas,
sing away Thursday at her home,
great number who met Sunday at
the family home to pay their last
respects to their old friend and
neighbor shows in a way the great
esteem in which she was held. The
bereaved family have the heartfelt
sympathy of the whole community
in their time OF great bereavement.
Miss Anna Briest of Gaylord ar
rived Sunday and is visiting at the
home of her sister, Mrs. Theodore
Wendelschafer
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Wendell
schafer and Miss Anna Briest are
spending a few days in Rochester
this week.
Miss Nora Wendelschafer and
Miss Anna Briest spent Monday
with Mrs. Ernie Sapp near LeSueur
Center
Mr.. and Mrs. SoFberg of Essig,
Mimi. were guests at the Theodore
Wendelschafer home Saturday.
DR.. Uhler Mr.. and Mrs. Miles
Johnson, Judge Gresham and daugh-
ter Mrs. Fannie Olson, Mrs. Strand
and Miss Florence Schade of st.
Peter were callers at the c. B.
Hurst home Sunday on their re-
turn from attending the funeral of
Mrs. e. D. Lloyd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tai Brown of St.
Paul visited at the home Of Mr.
Browns sister. Mrs. Susan Harri
man Saturday enroute for st. Paul
after spending a few days at Man,
kato at the home of Mrs. Browns
brother.
The following enjoyed a picnic
dinner with W. G.. Davis at the state
hospital Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Hersema and children, Mr.
and Mrs. Warner Davis, Mr.. and