The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1923-01-26
FARMERS CLUBGAVE
VERY FINE PROGRAM
Lincoln Ceresco. Organization
Was Back of Most Excel
lent Entertainment

| WdtOnWan, january ,E4.-l ne LII
coin Ceresco Farmers club put on
an excellent program Friday even
ing, January 10, at the Waterman
club hall The halls seating cap
acity was filled and many had to
stand The entertainment was mucr
appreciated. It is hoped these PEG.
pie will come again. The program
was as follows: FL.
Song, Leave Me With Smile.
Dialogue, The Coming Champion.
Song. Lorin and Ruth Wilde.
Dialogue. Just Like a Woman.
Instrumental music, Will Wilde.
Song, Carry Me Back to or Vir-
ginny. 49,.
Dialogue, A Visit to st. Peter.
Piano selection. Mrs. Elmer Pet.
erson. r.,
Dialogue. An Oppossum Hunt.
Song, The Dialogue Bunch.
Coffee and cake were served after
the program. The next club meet
ing will be held Friday evening.
February 2. A debate will put on
by the Lincoln Ceresco club and
Watonwan club; subject, Resolved,
That an Automobile is More Bene-
fetal Than a Horse. Watonwan
has the affirmative side with the
following taking part, Ben Golden.
On the negative side are the fol-
lowing from the, Lincoln Ceresco
club, Joseph Bockman, John Foster
and Elmer Peterson. Sandwiches
and coffee will be served. Every
body welcome. .-..
While driving home from school
Friday evening Dorothy and Wilma
Hudson had what might have. been
a serious accident. Dannie Buffer,
who rides his pony to school, came
up from in back Of the buggy. His
jumped into 1.-The buggy, throwing it
over Dannie, Dorothy and Wilma
were thrown under the buggy. Both
horses became frightened and ran.
The buggy and harness were bad
ly damaged. Fortunately the occu.
pants of the buggy and Dannie es-
capped with only a bad scare
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Gustafson
and Viola were Sunday visitors at
the Claud Coolidge home west Of
Lake Crystal. FL
"do Ch Lut OlSh
list the first of the week.
A good number of neighbors and
| friends, school children and teacher
of district No. 90, attended the fun
eral services of Miss Esther Hohen-
stein at Mankato } Wednesday of
last week. l #@
Mrs. A. NJ. Felmlee and Mrs.
Allen of Ceresco spent Wednesday
with Mrs. Reva Gustafson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lon Krous attended
the funeral Thursday of the late
Gene Francis at Vernon.
Ben Golden OF Lincoln was Wat
onwan caller Sunday afternoon.
Will Wollschlager of Ceresco was
"a Watonwan caller Sunday.
Agnes Stenerson is spending a
few days with her sister, Mrs. Amy
Johnson in Rapidan. ~.
Miss Verna Williams of Lake
Crystal took in the program Friday
evening at the club hall.
Mrs. J. p. Gustafson., spent the
first of the week with her son Ed
ward and family.
III. p. Jacobson was a Sunday Wis
itor in Lake Crystal
Miss Katherine Livingston was a
Sunday visitor at the Harvey
Schickling home.
Miss Rosa Hohenstein,. who at
tends school at Bethany college in
Mankato. took in the program Fri
day evening at the hall. f..
Otto and Henry Bungard and Mrs.
Harvey 6chickling took in the show
at Lake WCrystal Saturday evening.
Mrs. Ed Buffer entertained at
dinner Thursday Mrs. Charlie Moon,
Mrs. Win GuStafson, Mrs. w. j.
Estelle, Mrs. Richard Moon, Mrs.
w. B. Abbott and Elpha.
A good number from this neigh
borhood attended the auction of
James Phelps near Good Thunder
Thursday.
Ben Motley of Mankato is cutting
wood for Harvey Schickling.
A number of men Of the neighbor-
hood gathered at the club hall Tues
day of last week and raised the
stage which adds greatly to the ap-
pearance of the building. ss
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Hansen called
on Watonwan friends Sunday aft
erpoon. ~ -
Mr.. and Mrs Charlie Carlson and
family were Sunday visitors at 1.-THE
Ray Campbell home in Butternut.
+ Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Gustafson
attended party at the Franklin
home in Ceresco Wenesdoy evening
of last week. F " r..