The Mankato free press., 1922-03-31
Last LyceumNumber
Gipea of Cleveland
Lscture By Dr.. Burns; Play
Irish Rose" Was Sue
cess; Town Talk.

cess; Town Talk.
Cleveland. March 2s.-The las
number OF the Lyceum course was
given at the theater last Tuesday
night. Dr.. Burns, the lecturer, gave
q very interesting talk on "Ameri-
can Ideals" to an attentive audi
erce. The Girls Glee club OF the
high school sang several numbers
which added to the program very
much. The girls bad dressed as
pickinnies and mammieS and the
songs they sung were. Kentucky
Babe" '1 Aint Nobody's Darlin,
and .'Croonin Meath the, Cotton Pick
In Noon"
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Rahlhng and
family, Mrs Elmer Denker and son
Dalford were business callers at
Mankato. Wednesday.
Mrs. Royal Davis was q guest at
snpper. Of Mrs. Parks Everett. We'd
nesday.
Mrs. Conrad Myhre spent wednes-
day afternoon with Mrs. John Davis.
Tho fifth grade and the teacher
Mss Florence Tenne gave q party
af the school house Wednesday
Mrs. Margaret Black Mrs. Hattie
Hamlin, John and Adolph Meiss
spent Tuesday evening at the John
Davis home
Ms. GILBERT Schmidt and baby
daughter spent Thursday afternoon
with the Emil Dressed family.
The Ladies' aid met with Mrs
Fred Davis Thursday afternoon. A
delicious lunch OF Ice cream, cake
and coffee vas served
Mrs L W. Watt, Mrs Hugh Nor
tom and little daughter were enter
! tanned at SIX o'clock dinner at the
Joseph Gfoh home Thursday.
Efizabeth Wemmering was q guest
Of Nelta Freiberg over the week
end.
Mural Christian took supper and
spent the night With orabelle Davis,
Friday.
Mrs. A e. Green and granddaugh-
ter or Minneapolis came to this
place Thursday and are visiting rel
atayes and friends In this vicinity.
Miss Mary Burns spent the past
week with Mr.. and Mrs Mack
The play MY Irish Rose" was
given with great success at the
school auditorium Friday evening
March "a. As the characters had
been chosen with due consideration
each handled his part with 9
real s~sS shannon McGnlys lEar
gan) Iaziness and Arcn16alf
PENNIES wits, (Rlchara TePleYl
hroughs forth much applause. The
widow Hannigan MARY Burns) AZ
she entered the stage was greeted
yisA enthusiasm because of her CO.
medy makeup.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Ely and
children Chester Davis and nephew
Iasiie Davis Of KaSota township
were guests Sunday; at the E. Z
John weiss visited friends II
Mankato a few days last week
Miss Catherine Miller, the sixth
and seventh grade teacher was alb
sent from her school duties thu
first of this week due to sickness
Mrs. L. A Clark acted as substi
tuIsi Mrs. Richard Evans of Mankat'
+ visited the past week with he
daughter Mrs. 2. J. Lloyd.
Mrs. Jacob Black and little son
Mrs. Mary Kramer spent Sunday af
ternoon at the John keenan, home.
Ivan Lloyd who attends Gustavu
lAdolphus college at st. Peter, spen
the weekend with his parents:
Mrs. J. W. Lloyd spent Monda,
with relatives in Mankato.
Miss Susie Sawyer spent Satur
day afternoon at the Eugene Cook
Mrs + W. and Tom Lloyd wer
business callers In Mankato, Satur
b. O. Frefberg spent the weeken
with his wife in Minneapolis. Mrs
Freiberg's health is improving rap
idly.
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. E. :
Lloyd
line Garner and Florence Tene spen
the weekend with Mankato relative:
Professor Clark and family wer
business callers in Mankato, Satur
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Davis an
daughter Orabelle, took supper wit
the p. e. Smith family, Sunday.
Miss Irene Hartman of LIE Sueu
apent the weekend with her parent!
Emma Ponwith spent Thursda
afternoon with Mrs. Henry Stots.
Mrs. Helen Goldsmith and Owe
Goldsmith returned Friday after
fye weeks visit with relatives /
Law ton, Iowa.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Sapp sper
Sunday at the Herman PonWlt
home.
Mrs. Katherine Sapp of LIE Sueu
Center spent Sunday with her niec'
Mrs. Harry Busse and family. Cd.
Mrs. Hugh Norton and daughte
Ethel Lourain, Mabel Cheadle an
Mrs. I. w. Watt were guests at tn
Herman Ponwith home Tuesday al
ternoon and at supper.
The Henry Stotz family sper
Sunday at the Henry Korn home
st. Peter.
Arthur wendelschafer spent tn
weekend with his mother at Roches
Mabel cheadle spent Friday nigl
at the C. B. Hurst home.
Mrs. Helen Goldsmith and Owe
Goldsmith spent Sunday at tn
Charles Cheadle home
Mrs. Henry Stotz visited ht
mother, Mrs. Regina Vogt OF st. re
ter Wednesday.
Mrs. H. v. Norton and daughte
and Mrs. !. w. Watt spent Saturda
with Mankato friends.
Jesse Hankins returned hon
Monday night from Mankato whe'
he underwent successful operi
ton for cancer Of the lip.
e. J. Kramer was Mankato ca
'ei ar, and Mrs. cnar1es Hoehn