The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1922-08-18
ELEVEN TO FIVE WAS THE
SCORE PUT OVER
TOWN NEWS IS TOLD
Events Happening In Village
Past Few Days; Comings
and Goings =,

the Cleveland team was played on
the home diamond at Lake Jefferson
Sunday, when the EIysian team
and the lNcal team contested. A
few Sundays ago Cleveland and
Elysian played on the home dia
mond and the score was IL to 5 in
favor of Cleveland. 4 great deal
OF arguing took place at, that time
and Elysian declared they would
be the victors e the next game. Sc
the Elysian rooters present were
very eager 10 root for their players
and had that confident look in their
eyes. In the first few innings luck
seemed 30 be with Elysian, four
scores being run in. Cleveland up
to this time hadn't made a point,
but in the next two or three innings
Cleveland ran in three scores. The
game began to tighten, Elysian get
ting so excited because the score
was in their favor that they lost
their head, especially the pitcher.
Walter Rohlfng. Cleveland began
two innings. playing harder than
ever. When the game ended Cleve
land had added two more scores
and Elysian's score remained the
same. The final score was to
in favor OF Cleveland. The Cleve-
land rooters are greatly encouraged
and Will ha present at the games
till the .osa OF the season. But
Cleveland is losing one of its best
players. Al Malvick or Lefty as he
is called by the team. left the first
OF the week Tor Aitkin. Mimi. and
Chicago. Ill. II is hoped the people
still do good work and that they
will be as eager TO attend the com
ing games as Tooters for the Cleve-
land team.
Harry Busse was business cal:
Ter in the twin cities Wednesday.
M and Mrs. John Davis and
daughter Ordbelle were St Peter
callers Wednesday and took supper
with NJ and Mrs George Davis.
Mrs. Walter Dickie and children
spent Wednesday at the home Of
her brother Clair Davis of Lake
Emily Clifford Davis of st. Peter
ACCOMPANIED her home and will
spend a few days
Irene Reinhardt left Wednesday
for the twin cities, where she will
visit relatives this week
Mrs. Louis Davis and children
spent Thursday afternoon at the
Warner Davis home.
Mrs. Jacob Block and son Ray
mond spent Thursday evening with
Mrs. Gilbert Schmidt.
Hazel Myhre and Noretta Block
were guests4azaofE Estelle Drenteu
Thursday.
Mrs. John Davis spent Thursday
Richard Tepley Of Ottawa and
Clinton keogh motored to Mime
apolis Friday. returning Saturday
and enrolled in the state university
to- the coming year
Frank Busch of Minneapolis is
spending a two weeks vacation with
his sister, Mrs. Conrad Myhre and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Parks Everett and
son and Mr. and Mrs. William Har-
riman returned Saturday from a
pleasant motor trip to Dent, where
they visited relatives week.
Mr. and Mrs. Warner Davis, Mr..
and Mrs Lewis Davis and Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Hersema and children
spent Sunday afternoon with W. G..
Ravis at the state hospitaF at ST.
Peter
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hersema and
children of Centuria, Wis, arrived
Saturday from Pipestone. Mimi,
where they have been visiting the
formers parents and other rela-
tives. The will visit the latters
brothers Warner and Lewis Davis
fore returning to their home in Cen
turia.
Al MaIvick spent the week end
with the John Davis family.
Al Malvick left Monday morning
for his home near Aitkin, MINI,
where he will visit his parents a
few days before leaving for Chicago,
where he has obtained employ
ment. Mr.. Malvick has been in the
employee of Harry Busse at the gar
age for the past three months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Roemhidlt
and family of Elysian were guests
Of the Iatter's parents, Mrs. Mar
garet Block Sunday afternoon and
at supper.
Miss Olive Cooley of Austin ar
rived Monday evening and is visit
ing the John Davis family and 9th
er relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Perkins and
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Parks Lampman
left last Wednesday on motor
trip to the Dakotas and Montana,
their first stop being at Williston,
y. D., where they will visit rela-
tives before continuing their, jour
ney.
Rosalia Germschied was week
end guests of her cousin Meta Frei-
berg. Miss Meta accompanied her
home Monday and will visit a few
days
Mrs. Harry Busse, Bard Martin
and John Davis were business cal
Iers in St Peter and Mankato Sat
urday.
I The following are those from out
of town who attended the funeral
Of Mrs E D. Lloyd Sunday: J. P.
Davis of Tracy, Mr. and Mrs. Evan
Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Jones,
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Jones, Mr. and
Mrs. Conner Evans. Mr.. and Mrs.
Edwin Evans, Evan F. Evans and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. David Ro-
berts and Mr.. and Mrs. William
Roberts, all of Judson; Mr.. and
Mrs. ". H. Jones and family Of
Mortified; Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Evans and daughter Elizabeth: Ellis
worth Jones and Mrs. Henry Fr1cke
OF Mankato; Mr.. and Mrs. Evan
r Davis Of Lake Crystal, Mr. and
Mrs. Dave Thomas of Sherburn.
The c. Roscoe Davis family were
guests at the Harry Baker home Of
Lake Washington Sunday.
Mrs. E. J. Nelson of Mankato,
Mrs. c. Baker and Mrs. Harry Bak-
or of Lake Washington. were guests
of Mrs. c. Roscoe Davis Thursday.
Russell Davis is visiting his aunt,
Mrs. E. J. Nielsen OF Mankato.
Miss Mildred KEEPER is the guest
of friends at .e SUHDr