The Mankato free press., 1923-11-30
.F|NEPROGRAM GIVEN
TTVOLI FARMERS'CLUB EN-
JOYED REAL TREAT
An Interesting And Educational
Event That Was
Largely

Tiyoli, November 24.-Word was
received last week of the passing OF
Mrs. Mckenzie at the home Of her
daughter, Mrs. Donald Harvey Of st.
Paul. She died Thursday, Novem-
ber Is. Mrs. Mckenzie has made
numerous visits at Tivoli: Last
summer she spent some time al
Tivoli visiting friends, after leaving
the hospital at Mankato, where she
was i'll for several weeks. The
funeral services were held at Le-
Sueur Tuesday. Mr.. and Mrs
LsTrsnee lSS %Ts PessF'0Pa E aarvas as' attended
the funeral.
The regular meeting Of the Farmer
club was held at the school house
Saturday evening. The meeting was
called to order by the president,
Henry Jager and after a short
business meeting the following in
teresting program was given: Read
ng-Thankfulness, Elinora Swan
son; Reading-A Thanksgiving
Thought, Leo Mullerliele: Dialogue
-Messrs, Duck and Turkey, Nora
OFT and Lulu Swanson; Reading
A Tale of Turkeys, Helen BucholtZ;
Grade girls; Reading-The Turkeys
Soliloquy. Nellie Hattesoni Dialogue
fifth grades: Notwithstanding
to be Thankful For, Dolly Matteson;
Reading-The Cats Soliloquy, Dor
othy Jager: Instrumental music,
Ivan Macbeth; Song-Eittle Pilgrim
Maidens, Girls Of the second. third
and fifth grades: Reading-Gentle-
man Gays Thanksgiving. Fern
Smith; Dialogue - who made
Thanksgiving" by the pupils of the
school; Solo, Mrs. Harold Schwartz;
Radio Demonstration by Kenneth
Stokes of Eagle Lake. After a so:
cial hour, refreshments were served
under the supervision of the com
mittee,. Lottie Bennett and Mrs.
ment committee for the December
meeting is Messrs, Elmer Tanner
and Louie Tietz. For refreshments,
Mrs. John Crowley and Mrs.
Chester Christensen. Mr.. Stokes
kindly offered to furnish the club
coffee for their next meeting which
was graciously received. A number
former residents of Tivoli. but now
Of Mankato were present. The
number included, Mr.. and Mrs. Van
Buren, and daughters, Beulah and
Effie, Mr.. and Mrs. Emmler and
daughters, Ruth and Clara and son
beth and daughter Anna.
Emma Miller Of Mankato was
pleasant caller on friends at Tivoli
one day last week.
Mr.. Mullerliele marketed cattle
at st. Clair Tuesday.
Frances Vogel OF Marshall is as
sisting John Crowley this week in
husking corn.
Guy Ford is having his garage
plastered this week. Henry Schat-
low of st. Clair is doing the work.
Nelson and Lottie Bennett and
Mr.. and Mrs. Won Helmst were
among the business callers at Man
kato Tuesday. -
Mrs. Phalen spent Sunday with
her mother. Mrs. John Buchholtz at
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome Bowers and
children, who are visiting at the
home Of Mr.. Hoagland autoed to
Kasota Sunday to visit at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Elgin Boutwell,.
Mr.. Bowers returned Monday but
Mrs. Bowers and children remained
for longer visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cromley and
children spent Sunday at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Hilton at st. Clair.
Edd Jensen is finishing shredding
his corn this week.
Mrs. Robert Schuerer was a
pleasant caller at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Mulerliel
Saturday evening.
Lelah Harvey, a teacher near
Madelia in company with a lady
friend autoed to Tivoli Saturday
and were the guests of Mrs. Fannie
Peterson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tanner and Mr.. ana
Mrs. Edward Jensen. and daughters
are attending the meetings held al
the Adventist church at Mankato
this week. Two visiting ministers
are conducting these services am
those that have had the pleasure of
attending the meetings, note that
the sermons are both interestins
and instructive.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Roer.
man was held at Eagle Lake Wed
nesday. Mrs. Roerman has been in
poor health for a number of years
and has resided with her daughter.
Mrs, H. Schindle since her husbands
death