The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1923-08-03
NEWS FROM CLEVELAND
Events That Have Happened lr
That Village Recently.

That Village Recently.
Cleveland, July 25.-Miss Terses
Laue returned home Tuesday even
ing from the twin cities where shs
has been visiting relatives a few
days.
Miss Edith Laeffret. who has beer
under nurses training in Marshfielt
| Wisconsin, arrived home Tuesda!
and will spend the remainder O
the summer with her mother.
Mr.. Martin Ponwith and daugh'
ter Alice motored to Lakefield
Wisconsin Thursday, where they
were joined by Sadie Ponwith. wht
has been in q summer camp there
They motored on to Minomee, Wis
consin, where Miss Alice expects tc
attend school the following school
year. They returned by the way Of
q rooming place for Miss Sadie, who
will teach In the High school there
the following year.
Mrs. Walter Dickie and sons were
guests of the formers sister Mr..
Charles Rapp and family of st. Peter
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Davis of St
Peter spent Thursday evening at
the John Davis home.
Nanbel Cheadle was a guest OF
Beulah Rogers Sunday.
Mis-. Matt Hachmeyer, Mrs. Fred
Pufpaff, John and Adolph Weiss,
were Mankato shoppers Thursday.
Misses Alice Ponwith and Anabel
Cheadle spent Wednesday afternoon
and took supper with Orabelle Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Davis and
daughter Orabelle accompanied by
Mr.. and Mrs. George Davis Of st.
Peter, motored to Mankato Friday
afternoon and enjoyed picnic sup
per at Sibley Park.
w. c. and William Davis returned
home Friday evening from Boycro,
Colorado, where they were visiting
their brother Harry F. Davis. They
report Mr.. Davis as getting along as
nicely as could be expected under
the circumstances. 1t will be some
time before Mr. Davis will be able to
leave his bed but his family Is look
ing for the best.
Miss Esther Madison returned to
Ettendale Wednesday after a few
days visit with her sister Mildred
and Chester A. BALI and family.
Ed Reinhardt and family and Mrs.
Gunner Johnson and son Alfred
were entertained at the Warner
Davis home Sunday.
Miss Ruth Hartman came down
from Minneapolis Saturday evening
and Is visiting Mrs. Gilbert Schmidt
and other friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. ]. Lloyd and
Lloyd were Sunday guests of Mr..
and Mrs. E. ]. Lloyd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Lloyd of Man
kato are the proud parents Of a
baby daughter. born Thursday July
10.
Mrs. Charles Hoehn of Madison
Lake spent Thursday afternoon at
the Jacob Block home. Mrs. Mary
Kramer accompanied her home and
viii visit Madison Lake relatives a
few weeks.
]. w. and F. J. Lloyd were bust
ness callers at Mankato Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hasphule, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lack, Mr.. and Mrs. Unzeitig
of Mankato. Adam Weiss and family
of Kilkenny, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Davis and children were guests at
the John Weiss home Sunday.
Ida Rogers entertained over the
week end. Misses Olson and Kirgess.
WhO are dllSuuiuS ou1luiSI SSuOOl dl
Mankato.
Mr.. and Mrs Carter Davis and
family of north st. Paul. Mr.. and
Mrs. Glenn Wilson of st. Paul were
guests at the Hiram Davis home
Thursday and Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Laveleur Of Salem.
Oregon were visiting at the George
and Hiram Davis homes and other
relatives last week.
Mrs. Lavaleur is a sister of George
and Hiram Davis.
Madames Turf and Leo Freiberg of
were guests at the D.
C.. Freiberg home last week:
Mr. and Mrs. Zelle and daughter
sister Christina. Mr.. and Mrs. Blat-
Yin Of Ottawa, Mrs. ]. w. Connell OF
st. Peter were guests at the D. c.
Freiberg home Tuesday.
Nelta Freiberg returned homo
from Minneapolis Wednesday &C
companied by her cousin Irez Turf:
who remained until Saturday.
Miss Pearl Wendelshafer of st.
Peter was { guest of the Misses
Rosemond and Antonette Wendell
shafer last week.
Misses Rosemond and Antonette
and Pearl Wendelschafer accom-
panied by party of friends enjoyed
a scouting party last Friday at Lake
Jefferson.
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