The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1918-12-06
Good Thunder

Miss Clara Ziembe was a business
caller in Mankato Saturday.
Margaret and Elizabeth Storjohn
of GAINESVILLE are visiting at the
Schooke home the past week.
School reopened Monday in Dis
trict No. 70 with Selma Rosin
teacher after being closed three
weeks on account of the epidemic.
Walter Herzberg and Gladys
Good motored to the county seat
Saturday evening and visited with
the formers sister,
Stella Rosenow, the former cheer
full hello girl" is on the gain after
a siege of influenza and yellow
jaundice. All hope soon to hear her
voice over the wires. Madeline
Mountain is now on the night shift.
Will Meyer and daughter Elna
were Mankato shoppers Saturday.
Gertrude Morlock, who attends
high school in Mankato, spent the
, week end at her home.
August Wendtland advertises two
big auctions at the village farm De-
cember and 5. On the fifth he is
going to sell his entire herd of Hol-
stein Friesian cattle consisting of
forty three head. This will be the
biggest sale of full blood cattle ever
held in this state.
Miss Ellen Possin spent the week
end at Mankatc with friends.
,fu l,,h
Sunday visitor at the Paul DEWITT
home. ..
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Mussack and
son of Rapidan spent Sunday at the
A. H. Dannheim home
Robert Speck is critically i'll with
enlargement of the heart. At last
reports he was somewhat improved
Paul lander was a Sunday visitor
at the Otto Rosin home.
Renota Wichman of LaCresent,
Mimi, is visiting her grandm other
Mrs. Fred Stuemke
The Saint Johns Lutheran church
accepted the invitation of the I'm
manuel Lutheran church of Mankato
to attend the fifth anniversary of it's
dedication Sunday, December l.
Rev. Bode will deliver the forenoon
sermon.
Mrs. George EberhaIt and son
Woodrow spent Sunday with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis NAL
zahn.
Lillian Sonabend and little brother
Elmer moved into their house in
town for the winter so they can at
tend school regularly. We are glad
to see them back again.
Thanksgiving is again near at
hand. Every citizen ought to meet
with some religious organization on
Thursday and offer thanks for the
many blessings of the past year.
Miss Ruth Phelps and Royal FL
sher were united in marriage on
Sunday, November 10. We hear
that they will make their future
home in Lake Crystal. Mrs. Fisher
attended high school at this place.
James Mountain and daughter
Rose of Mankato visited friends and
relatives at this place last week.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Heu-
bsh, a baby boy November 20.
iA-S VI I'LL IldClliuGS Is
again heard through the country. We
hope the weather will continue to be
good so the threshers will get rest.
Lydia Schneider went to the twin
cities last week where she will re-
main for some time with friends.
Mrs. Walter Runge is on the sick
list, having nleurisy.
Miss NARROW of Vernon Center
spent Sunday with her brother, Will
NARROW.
Mrs. Ida Malzahn was a Mankato
shopper Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rosin have
received a letter from their son Os-
car l.. Rosin, who is stationed at
Camp Jackson, S. c., that he sue
cessfully passed the examination for
the artillery in the Central Officers
Training camp and expects to leave
for Camp Taylor KY. AS the war is
over he. is not likely to go as no
more candidates are to be sent. Mr..
Rosin at present is senior instructor
and has charge of the department
in drawing and planreading at the
new carpenters Specialists school,
which is one of the largest schools
just completed of the group of motor
schools at Camn JackSOn