The Mankato free press., 1923-07-13

cities Sunday and enjoyed a picnic
dinner at Minnie ha -ha Park.
! Rawene Hartman who is attend
| Ing summer school at Mankato, spent
the week end with Mrs Elmer Gold
smith.
The Ray Hankins family were St.
Peter and Mankato callers Sunday
Miss Cara Hannah OF Springfie eld
is spending the week at the Fred w.
| Wendelschafer home.
Thelma Clark was a week end
guest Of Evelyn Lloyd.
! Arthus Bake of ST Paul spent the
week end at the Fred w. Wendell
schafer home.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Parks Lampman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmo Cheadle attended
the funeral Of Mrs. J. w. Andrews
at Mankato Sunday.
Professor l.. A. Clark and family
returned the first Of last week from
Shakopee. where they were visiting
relatives.
! Mr.. and Mrs. George McConkey
and Miss Lou Dilber were entertain
ed at the H. Flowers home Sunday
at dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles sycks Of LIE
Sueur Center were callers at the
Nick Rosner home Sunday after
noon.
Mr. and Mrs. Parks Everett and
son Wilbur were guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph McNearny at dinner
Sunday.
Mr.. George SCHNEIDER and sons
Melvin and George of LIE Sueur were
guests at the Rosner home Sunday
at dinner.
Mrs. Frank Flowers and infant
son Jimmy returned home from
Mankato Monday. a. m.
The misses Nellie and Elizabeth
Burns went to Mankato Friday and
visited their sister Mary Burns, who
attends Commercial College.
Mrs. Harry Allen and Miss Gladys
Baker were shoppers in Mankoto
Monday
Mrs. Harry Allen is entertaining
Mrs. Malcom Simon's and little
week.
Mr. and MIs. Ralph Lloyd of Man
kato and Mt'gan Lloyd OF st. Peter
took dinner with Mr.. and Mrs. J.
w. Lloyd Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip and daugh-
ter Marie arrived Monday from St.
Paul and will spend a couple of
weeks with the John Kluntz family
Misses Mildred and Helen Kluntz
were callers at LIE Sueur Center
Monday afternoon.
! Mr.. Robert Wales of Montana ar
rived Monday evening and will visit
at the Warner and Louis Davis
homes.
| Mrs. Chester Flowers has spent
several days at the Martin Flowers
home since her return from Mime
apolis, where she had her tonsils
removed.
Thomas Montgomery Of Minnea-
polls was caller at the home Of
his cousin, MIS-. Elmer Denker Mon
day afternoon.
! The E. Thomas and Charles Cooke
families were guests at the Eugene
Cooke home Sunday at supper.
The misses Mary and Anna Lynch
and Miss Ethelston, county nurse,
were guests at the M. A. Burns
home Monday.
Thte Rudolph Wendelschafer fam
! lily Of Traverse were guests Of Mrs.
/ Lille Lambert Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Parwith and
little son accompanied by Mrs. Her
man Ponwfth Of st. Peter were
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernice Sapp
Sunday Mrs. Ponwith remained and
is spending the week with her
daughter and family.
Pearl Wendelschafer is spending
this week with her sister Mrs. Frank
and Mrs. Elmo Ponwith. 81. .
Rev Carey of ,Farmington was
caller at the M. A.. Burns home
Monday.
son of Pine Isand. Mr.. and Mrs.
pnSn ~ UTnof NAnNnrd
motored here Sunday and were
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Siehn-
del. over the week end.
Mrs. Park Everett was the guest
Of Mrs. Matt Saturday at dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Rinkel and
daughters of st. Peter spent Sunday
afternoon at the G. B. Hurst home.
Miss De Ette Hunter was a busi-
ness caller at Mankato Tuesday.
Mrs. McNearnys parents from
Iowa, returned to their home. after
few days visit with the McNeary's
family.
Professor Clark and family were
entertained at six o'clock dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Feiberg enter
tanned professor Clark and family
at six o'clock dinner Wednesday.
Mabel Cheadle was the guest Of
Mrs. Watt Wednesday night and
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry STATE. Mr..
and Mrs. Conrad Vogt of St. Peter
returned Monday from a week trip
to Duluth and other Northern
Points. The also visited at the
| Leonard Vogt home at Minneapolis
on their return.
Mrs. William Dickier spent Fri
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Davis.