The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1923-09-07

Sueur Center and Lon Whips of
Oregon, were guests at the Charles
Cooke home Sunday.
Sidney Ely and Gerald Hartman
/ spent Fair week at the John Ely
home at LIE Sueur.
Mr.. and Mrs. Acy Goldsmith, Miss
Alice Goldsmith, and Mrs. Lavochek
of Sissetpn, S. ID. were guests OF
Cleveland and lie Sueur Center
relatives part of last week and until
Monday OF this week.
The William Hunter family en-
joyed motor trip to Nicollet and
| Mankato Sunday. Mrs. Anna Tres
nler numbered one OF the party.
Hans Aldenberg and son Harvey,
Mrs. Frank Miller and son Lawrence
of Lake Benton were guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Caske last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Davis and son
Ralph spent Sunday at the Tom
| Lloyd home.
Boy Justice of st. Pan motored
down Saturday and spent until
Monday evening with his wife who
has Teen visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. William Dickie and other
relatives and friends for the past
two weeks, accompanied him home.
Mrs. c. Parks Lampman was ten
dered most pleasant surprise
Thursday evening when about 100
friends gathered at the Lampman
son TO help celebrate her birthday.
This pleasant social event was
planned by Mr.. Lampman and proved
to be complete surprise to Mrs.
Lampman, who was visiting st. Peter
friends (Which had been arranged)
when preparations were being made
for the party. Nearly all OF the
guests had arrived when Mrs. Lamp
man arrived with st. Peter friends.
The spacious grounds and porch
were made beautiful by twinkling
Japanese laterns. Music was a
pleasing feature and added TO the
evenings Entertainment with Bert
Layton of st. Peter as violinist and
his sister Pearl as accompanist.
The guests spent most delightful
social evening. Mrs. Lampman re-
ceiyed a number OF beautiful gifts
friends. Mrs. L. II. Allen and Mrs.
Elp-o Cheadle had charge Of the re
freshments. At eleven o'clock
delicious tray lunch was served.
Miss Lucy hardeggar entertained
Miss Mary Bradley st. Paul last
week at Lake Jefferson.
Misses Lucy and Kathryn Hard
eggar were entertained at a house
party at Mankato over the week end.
Kathryn Hardeggar left Monday
for Mankato where she will attend
High school this year.
The Misses Helen and Mildred
Kluntz, Clara Reinhardt, Helen
Rohlfng and Orabelle Davis left
Tuesday morning for Mankato where
they will attend the state Teachers
college this year.
Mrs. w. c. Gray of St Peter was
a guest Of her niece. Mrs. Elmer
Denker Tuesday. Mr.. Gray was
guest at dinner.
Friends and relatives Of the s.
Denker family motored through
Cleveland Monday were callers at
the Denker home.
Miss Inez O'Conner of st. Paul
returned home Sunday after few
days visit at the Arthur Bowles c.
Roscoe Davis and John Hunts
homes
Earl Finnegan. Aiitonette Carson.
Grace McNeal and Marie Kennery
drove down from ST. Paul Saturday
and We're the guests at the Arthur
Bowles home until Monday.
Earl Finnegan has accepted a
position with a wholesale hardware
company at st. Paul.
Mrs. Mary Kramer is spending a
few weeks with her grandson Earnie
Frederick and family at Lake Madi-
son.
The Z. J. Kramer family were st.
Peter callers Sunday evening.
Mrs. Anna Tresemer and daugh
ter. Mrs. Rudolph Flowers and Mrs.
Elmer Denker were guests of Mrs.
Richard Griep Of Ruhs River Tues
day. Mrs. Tresemer remained at the
Griep home until Saturday. She in
formed us that a little daughter ar
rived at the Griep home during her
sojourn there.
The following relatives of Mrs. M.
H. Burns from Albert Lea were
guests at the Burns home Sunday
and Monday: Isadore Corey, Mrs.
Leary and daughter, Margaret and
Miss Mayme Doyle.
MIR. and Mrs. William Dickie and
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Justice were
guests Monday at the Charles Diclde
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Osmon and daugh-
ter, Vivian of Bird Island were week
end guests at the Z. Swancutt home.
Florelle Osman spent the past two
weeks with her sister, returned home
with her parents. Miss Vivian re-
NAMED and will attend high school
in Cleveland this year.
Carl Jackson and Miss Kenz Of st.
Paul were week end guests at the
ing at the Rudolph Flowers home. .
Mr.. and Mrs. e. Swancutt and
Vivian Osmon spent Sunday even
ing at the Roduph Flowers home.
Mrs. J. H. Long Of st. Paul return
ed home Saturday after spending
several weeks with her sister, Mrs.
Fred Spangenberg.I
Miss Fern Schroeder of La Crosse,
Wis. was a week end guest Of Miss
Ethel Ellingworth.
Mrs. A. Rohlfing and little daugh
ter and son Robert and Mrs. and
Mrs. John Davis we're Mankato call
ers Tuesday.