The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1918-11-29
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Mapleton. November z--Tne remain
OF William Krengle. who passec away
his nome in Excelsior on Thursday last
arrived on the late train Monday eve.
ning. The funeral was held from thf
Lutheran church of which he was 4
member on Tuesday. William Krengle
was born in Germany fifty-nine years
ago and came to America in 1872, locat-
ing in Grapeland Later when he grew
! to manhood he conducted a business in
Mapleton for number of years, after
which he retired and cared for his home
IN East Main street, doing odd jobs of
painting occasionally. He was married
July IL, 1886 to Miss Theresa keller VIII,
with their only daughter survive, hin
Mr. krenge was kind father and go. z
nelghbor and has many friends in tn 4
ms Old home, who synipathize with 4
sunday mar Iioer' The , sad news was
ceived of the death at Mankato ct FIR /
Rosenow. a former citizen Of fhfS) plac.
Me- fRosenow was |brother3in-law of
M,iia9 , krengls Of this splafe having
Fred was employed at the Byrnes elevator
for a. number, of years. About5 years ago
he moved to. Wells with his family from
there three years ago the family home
was again changed to Mankato sat (which
place his death occurred. Fred was a
kind and loving husband, and, his. taking
away seems particularly sad on account
of Mrs. Rosenow being an invalid For
much Besides the wife he leaves a
daughter, Miss FTeda, two sons Arthur
who reside att Wells and Arnold in the
A.. E. F. in Frances dntermentJ took
place in the Union cemetery, Wednesday
afternoon in the presence of friends of
the family. sata8n7 ~ 400
Miss Louise Nerbovig of Mankato was
calling on friends here the first of the
week.
Mr. James Petit of Rock Lake, N. d..
spent Sunday with his mother and sister.
Mrs Petit and Miss Cecilia Petit of
this place.
Archie Johnston made a business trip
to Mankato Tuesday.
Mrs. Mary Burns left Wednesday for
visit with her daughter, Mrs. Malek
who lives near Faribault. Misses Rose
and veronica have recovered from the flu.
Mr. and Mrs. William Kruger and
daughter Lille of Bemidji attended the
funeral of their relatives, William
Krengle and Fred Rosenow.
Sixteen Christmas packages have been
sent overseas. The others will be sen
out as soon as filled. -i s+s@
The Red Cross will meet at the librar. Z
Tuesday afternoon. business meetiI i
will be called at three p. m. 1t
hoped that as many as possible will
present as matters of interest will
! taken up. There is on hand plenty y
yarn for sweaters at present
1t is hoped the Federated church 4
secure pastor soon. Until then
Siiui Si Sciooi VIII meet regularly II
$50 a. m at the Congregational chuE
at present. 80
The class in home nursing will bel
Thursday evening at the assembly rof
at the high school bunding
There have been no new cases -
flu for several days.
State High School Inspector n,
visited Mapleton schools Tuesday
found everything in fine shape
Carey and Burns expect to ship tn
cars OF hogs today. The ESnllifv 81
other shipments will make this a ri
ord week
Archie Johnston has taken a positl
~ the grocery department of the
brechu-Sonve company store
Miss Ruth Healy of Grapeland atte,t
ed the Nurses Training class Thurs,
evening and was the guest of Mrs vi
liam Prentzlow