The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1923-03-16
GIRLS IN SPIRITED
GAME OF CAGING
Cleveland Lassies Trim Up
Those AT Waterville;
News Stories

Cleveland, March, IA spectacu
lar game OF basketball was played
in Cleveland last Thursday evening
by the local girls team and the Wa,
teryille team. The Cleveland girls
were victorious and the score was
44S to 6 in their favor. During the
whole game the WateryilIe team
was outplayed and outclassed in ev.
cry department, ana the lead 22 to
piled UP during the first half, was
too great TO overcome. Bessie Mich.
aels, center for Cleveland, jumped
the Waterville center nearly every
time, and assisted by the speed OF
Nelta Freeberg, got the ball to
Grace Schoeb, the star forward
Schoeb made 81 field goals, while
Frances Simonett added three more
to the already high score. The
guards during the first half were
Rowene Hartman and Helen RohI
fing. In the last half Dorothy Tep-
ley substituted for Helen Rohhins
and Grace Zachor for Nalta Free
berg. The guards with speed and
good judgment stopped nearly all cd
the balls, sending them back across
the center to the forward. This game
practically closes the basketball
season for this year. The girls as
a whole have put in a very success
full year.
The Community club was we'll at :
tended Friday night. The Alumni
fanlo ~
wishes to thank the public.
| jake Krenik in company with DR.
Thomson went to Minneapolis
Thursday, where he was that even
ing, at the Northwestern hospital
operated on for appendicitis. DR.
Thompson upon his return Friday
reported that Mr.. Krenik was ger
ting along nicely.
The Louis Davis family. Redden
Everest of Minneapolis and Charles
Everest of st. Peter took supper
SatIu day at the Warner Davis home
Mrs. e. j. Lloyd was a guest OF
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Evans of North Mankato from Tues
day until Sunday. Mr. Lloyd and
brother Morgan Lloyd took supper
with the Evans family Mrs. Lloyd
and sister Elizabeth Evans, who is
to be a guest at the Lloyd home for
a month, accompanied them back in
the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Davis were
guests at the DIR. Thompson home
at supper Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Tanner. nee
Grace Mathews, are the proud par
ents Of baby boy, born February
rs. Mrs. Tanner is now i'll with the
flu and her mother, Mrs. Virgil
Mathews Is assisting in caring for
her.
Mrs. Dorothy Flowers was a guest
at supper of Miss Teresa Laue
Thursday evening.
Miss Gladys Baker OF Mankato is
spending the week with her sister
Mrs. G. Roscoe Davis and family.
Morgan Lloyd Of St Peter spent
a few days the past week with his
brother e. ]. Lloyd.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E Davis were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs Fred Span
genberg Wednesday evening.
The Tom Lloyd family are spend :
ing few days with Mr.. and Mrs. J.
w. Lloyd while their house is being
fumigated
Mrs. Christman and daughter Mrs.
Walter Mathews planned a pleasant
c0l "a LOG IOk SAO AS@SS1 hO0OoAu
Waiter Mathews, when they invited
IN company of friends TO help him
celebrate his birthday.
Hugh Conner of Usage, Iowa, Wis
tied Cleveland friends from Friday
until Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clair Davis and lit =
tie daughter of Lake Emily spent
Saturday evening with the Fred
Plfpaff family.
The following called on Mr.. and
Mrs. J. w. Lloyd Sunday. Mr.. and
Mrs. Tom Jones, Evan Lloyd and
son Floyd and. daughter Margaret,
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lloyd of Man
kato.
The following are enjoying a
weeks vacation from school duties
at Mankato. Helen Dickie, Orabelle
Davis, Mary Burns and Bertha Wen
delschafer
Miss Esther SiehndaI is assisting
with the house work at the Grover
Young home.
Mrs. c. Roscoe Davis spent the
week end with her mother Mrs.
Catherine Baker of Mankato and her
brother Harry Baker Of Lake Wash
ington.
The John Kluntz family. Joe BAH :
man, Sr. family and Daisy Keenan,
were entertained at the A. Rohlfng
home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Busse and hit
tie daughter were guests of LeSuau
relatives Sunday.
Mildred Kluntz is spending the
week at the c. Roscoe Davis home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Johnson and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Common and
baby of Kasota were Sunday guests
of the Elmer Denker family.
c. Roscoe Davis Of St Paul spent
from Saturday until Tuesday with
his family. Mrs. Davis accompanied
him to the cities and viii visit rel
atives the remainder of the week.
Grace Zachor spent the week end
with her parents Mr.. and Mrs. John
Zachor at LeSue1r.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Busse and
OF LeSueur relatives.
Mrs. Parks Everett and son WI
bur and Mrs. Harry Alien spent
Thursday With Mrs. =. ]. Kramer.
Mr., and Mrs. Nick TraXler spent
Friday evening with Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Diokie.
Mrs, Charlie Dickie entertained
the following Sunday In honor OF
her husbands birthday. Mr., and
Nrs. william Diokie and family, Mr.,
and Mira Walter DioiIie and children,
MT, and Mrs, Fred Davis and son
The Howard Hartman family
we're Sunday guests at the Frank