The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1922-02-10
EARCt Is LISTED
PUPILS IN ROLES
This Play Will Be Given
At Cleveland
WHO'S TO INHERIT "
q February IS, Date Decided On ;
New of Village Is
Presented

Cleveland. Feoruary S.-The pub
lie speaking class OF the high school
Will present before the public on
Wednesday evening, February Is, a
very interesting play Who's To In
hertz" Mrs. Manrort, very cum
ming creature is trying by unfairness
to set the money LETT by a certain
old mao. General Annerstey. Ii she
is able TO bring TO light a will in her
lavor she thus will leave Mrs. An
nersley and her daughter Julia. who
are the daughter in law and grand
child Of General Annersiey, PENN
less. Mrs. Manfort meets her friends
at the lodging house OF Mrs. Hodge
Hns, where she reads the will which
Is made in her favor. Just after the
reading OF the will the postman II
lives with letter for Mrs. Anners
ley. 1t is a letter from General An.
nersley's solicitor stating that a
the property has been left TO Julia
Adversely. Mrs. Manfort raves at
this news. At the close or the play
Mrs. Manfort and Mrs. Annersley are
fast friends, all i'll feelings have been
forgot IN. The following is the cast
OF characters.
Mrs. Adversely, widow, Mildred
KlunLz
Julia Annersley, her only child,
Muriel Christian.
Mrs Mantort, a cunning creature,
Rowene Hartman.
Mrs. F:tztudge, very changeable,
Helen Rohlfing.
Miss Pry, Annabel Cheadle.
Miss Nicely, Marcella Schoe~.
!Siss Chatter. Mary Burns.
dis. Hodgekins, mistress OF a
Marjory Muckletop, a servant in
the old generals family Orabelle
Davis.
The comedy part of the play is
Ccltered on the three old maids,
Miss Ply, Miss Chatter and Miss
Nicely, or the three fates as they are
called. and also on Marjory and Mrs.
Hod sekins.
John Weiss visited the Fred Puff
raff family or Lake Jefferson a few
days last week.
Mildred Kluntz spent from We'll
nesday until Friday at the c. Roscoe
LAWS home.
Charley Bird was a guest at the
Emil Dressed family at dinner Thurs
Gay.
Annabel Cheadle was a guest al
babel Cheadle was a guest of the
Elmer Denker family Wednesday
night
Hugo Belke of LeSueur Center
was a business caller in the village
Mrs. Emil Dressed and children
Clark home.
Mabel Hartman vas a guest of
Orabeile Davis at supper Friday.
Miss Mildred Murphy, one of The
high school teachers spent the week
end with her parents at Mortified.
Airs. Catherine Baker returned to
Mankato Monday evening after a
lamily.
Martin Ponwith and daughters
Sadie and Alice were guests at the
Z. E. Smith home Sunday at six
O'Clock dinner.
Robert Rohlfing was a guest of
John Ward Klunz Saturday and
Sunday.
The A. Rohlfns family were guests
Sunday al the Frank HOFFMAN home
Sunday.
Rowene Hartman was a week end
guest OF friends at LeSueur Center.
Mabel Hartman Sundayed with
the Frank Everett family.
Mr. and Mrs. J; w. Lloyd Sunday
ed at the Tom Lloyd home; r,,,o
daughter sent Monday in st. Peter.
Daisv KEENAN, Monday night.
The Harry Baker family of Lake
Washington were guests of the G.
Roscot> Davis family Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs; Matt Hochmeyer'
John and Adolph Weiss and Mrs.
f,rNtn Tfa
the John Clark home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Parks Everett enter
famed Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Dickio
and children Sunday. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. E J; Lloyd spent
Sunday afternoon at the Willard
Smith home.
Mrs. Hattie Hamlin was a guest
of Mrs. Anna Tresmer at supper
Owen Goldsmith is visiting at the
home of Charles Cheadlt.
Bob Cheadle has been i'll the past
week with bronchitis.
Mr. and Mrs. John Rehome were
guests of the Henry Laue family
Sunday.
visiting her friend Edith Loefer.
Mrs Katherine Hermel and daugh
ter Ida spent Thursday evening at
the Lew Hermel home.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Ballman and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Sapp spent
Sunday at the Herman eon"lth
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Hankins and
Jim VanStelten. Mrs. Hanklns
brother Of Arco were guests at the
raw Hawkins home Sunday.
George Wakefield OF Ladysmith:
wis, arrived Saturday evening ana
viii spend the week with reiarveS.
with her mother. Mrs. Helen Gold
smith. A. ,y
Miss Ida ,Hermel and Mrs. l. w.
Watt spent Saturday afternoon win
Mrs. Elmer Denker.
george Wakefield, Retta Schmidt
and AL Loose were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Carter Sunday at sup
per. rn $500.
sunday tvening at the George Car /
ter home.
Mrs. Henry Stotz underwent sue
cessflil operation for gall stones aud !