The Mankato free press., 1922-01-20
PROGRAM GIVEN.
PEOPLE PLEASED
Cleveland Audience Very
Nicely Entertained
NEWS FROM THE VILLAGE
Basketball Games Were Played
There; Personal Mention;
Social Notes
Especial to The Free Press ]


nesday, January II. the Waverly
Concert company Of the Brown Ly
scum course. which was composed of
three highly educated g;Gs The au-
ditorium was we'll filled and the pro-
gram was considered, very enter
tanning by the audience. The third
number of the Lyceum course will be
given at the school house Friday
evening, February 3. 1t is assured
that everyone who attends will be
very much pleased with Becker, the
magician.
Rowene Hartman at supper Wed
nesday.
Mrs. John Davis spent Wednesday
evening with Mrs Conrad Myhre
Mr. and Mrs. Park Everett and son
Wilbur were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Dave Lloyd OF st. Peter Thursday
evening.
Esther Fahning was a guest at sup
per Friday of Orabelle Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. George McConkey en-
tertained at six o'clock dinner Satur
day to Misses Susie Sawyer, Florence
True and Lou Diller.
Mrs. Mary Kramer was a guest of
Mrs. Margaret Block Sunday.
Mrs. Matt Hochmavr was a business
caller at Mankato Friday.
Rowene. and Almira Hartman
spent Saturday evening at the John
Among the shoppers at st. Peter
Saturday were the following. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Davis and daughter Ora
belle, Mr.. and Mrs. Warner Davis,
Elmer Goldsmith and Mrs. Helen
Mrs. and Mrs. Frank Hoffman and
L. I'll.
guests Sunday afternoon at the Dan
Frieberg home.
Silyerius Hannigan was a guest of
her sister Anastasia Hannigan Fri
day and Saturday.
Mildred Hill of Traverse. was a
week end guest OF her cousin Alice
Ponwith.
Mary Burns was a guest of Miss
Mildred Murphy Thursday at supper
The Misses Madeline Garner and
Jauana Keller spent the week end
with their parents at Mankato.
Mrs. Catherine Baker of Mankato
was a guest of her daughter, Mrs. c..
Roscoe Davis and family over the
week end.
dinner Thursday Mr.. and Mrs. A. c..
Davis of Kasota and Mrs. Maragret
Perchal of LeSueur. Center.
Mrs. Henry Zimmerman and Mrs.
Joe Beihn were shoppers at Mankato
Thursday. =
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Ballman, Jr., and
children were Sunday guests of the
Charles Bauer family.
The Charles KEEPER family and Mr..
and Mrs. William Loeffert were
guests Sunday evening of Mrs. Loef-
fert.
Carl Zimmerman was a business
caller at st. Peter Friday.
The people of Cleveland had the
opportunity to witness two interest
ing basketball games which were
held in the town hall last-Frida. ev-
ening. The first game witnessed by
the much excited audience was be-
tween the girls teams Of Kasota and
Cleveland. The game was just half
finished when the Kasota coach
brought to light a new rule in regard
to scoring. The people of Cleveland
feel that this new rule would never
have been brought up because under
were tied. But Kasota knew that our
team was well developed and had
every chance of winning. After much
dispute the game proceeded and end
ed with the score of IL to 10 in
favor of Kasota. The Cleveland peo-
pie still feel that it should be their
game because their team made sew
en- baskets-while Kasota's made only
six. The second game was with the
boys team Of Kasota. We will admit
this much that the Kasota team dis
played good team work. A good game
was played by both teams. The
game was close from beginning to
end, but ended with the score Of 8
to z in Kasota' IS favor. After the
games the four teams met at the
good time. The Cleveland Athletic
association treated the visiting teams
to dainty lunch before they left for
their home town.
Miss. Emma Ponwith and brothers
Frank and Elmo spent Sunday at the
Ernest Sapp home. -, 4
Ivan Hankins was a guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Lyle Hankins at dinner
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Parks Everett and son
Wilbur were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Shultis Sunday at six o'clock
dinner.
Mrs. George Worrell has been con
fined at home for the past week with
illness
Mrs. Ivan Hankins returned Mon
day after a two weeks visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Hankins and
son Guy, Mr.. and Mrs. George Nc
Conkey, Miss Lou Diller, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Montgomery, Jr., Mr..
and Mrs. Joe Lloyd were geusts Of
Jack Clark at dinner Sunday.
Mrs. /. w. Watt was guest at the
Luther Hurst home Sunday.
The Isaac Davis family of Lake
Emily spent Sunday afternoon at the
d. G. Jasl1son home.
Mrs. Ray Hankins and daughter
Marjorie were Mankato visitors Mon
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McCabe and
the Simon Saam family spent Friday
evening at the Raymond Pope home.
Mr.. and Mn. Ed Wohler of st.
Peter spent Sunday at the Fred w.
Wendelschafer home
The Lewis Ballman family and
Tony Ballman were guests at the
Charles Cheadle home Sunday.
The William Ballman family, Mr..
and Mrs. Elmer Gibbs and son Arthur
and Grace Roloff spent Sunday even
ing at the Luther Hurst home.
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