The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1919-05-23
LATE NEWS NOTES GATHERED
IN THAT VILLAGE
Large Number of People Went
To Vernon Center To
Attend Recital
Especial to Free PreSs.l

Earl was in service overseas about
nine months and is glad to be bacl
home again.
Miss, Meta Sperlich returned home
Thursday evening from st. CLOUD
where she visited at the Albert
SchwarZenbach home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Muske of Vernon
Center were callers here Friday.
Mrs. William Bruss returned home
Friday afternoon from Owatonns
where she spent the past week Wis
iting with relatives and friends.
Miss Elna Meyer will go to Maple.
ton Friday evening, May %, where
she will read at the first annual con
cert given by the Mapleton Chora
club.
Mrs. ]. C. C. Kruger was a shop,
per at the county seat Friday.
Miss Mary McGrew, who teaches al
Albert Lea, spent the week end a
the home of her parents here.
Rev. J. Schneider went to CerescC
Sunday afternoon and preached in the
4. Lutheran church there.
Otto c. Rosin, A. F. Billet Adolpf
and Irwin Pautsch were callers il
Rapidan Saturday.
Mrs. G. Miller and children of Min
neapolis are visiting the formers
father, Fred StanZ and other rel
atives.
Several auto loads of people from
here attended the tent show at Yer
non Friday evening.
Miss Gladys Good was. Mapletor
visitor SATURDAY..
Miss Gertrude Morlock of MankatC
spent the week end at the home OF
her parents here.
Mrs. William Hayes came home
Friday from Minneapolis where she
visited with her sister, Mrs. A
Ambrosini.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Pautsch, Mrs
Clara Seaquist and daughter Sylvia
and Miss Clara Billet motored tc
Mankato Saturday afternoon.
Miss Esther Wall spent the weeE
end with her grand parents, return
ing to her school duties at Mankato
Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Bundle is on the sici
list
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Mielke were
business callers in Mankato Satur'
day.
Mrs. J. Schweitzer of Mapletor
spent Sunday at the Ulrich home.
Mrs. Charles Reedstrom of Rapidar
spent the past week here.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Kruer were
callers at the county seat Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Beccue of James
viii visited Sunday at the Albert
Hunholtz home.
Oscar Bergemann arrived nome
Saturday from Camp Grant having
been mustered out of service. MI
Bergemann will again assist his faith
err on the large farm.
After the regular morning services
at the St. Johns church Sunday Rev
&C Rode baptised the infant sor
of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Hunholtz. the
child was named Frederick Albert
Theodore and Frieda Rosln were
Mankato callers Sunday afternoon.
Miss Josephine Wagner went t'
Adams, MINI. TO visit with her par
ents for short time.
Sunday morning the families O
school district No. SO and teacher
Miss GLADYS Good met at the schoo
house and then drove to Sibley park
Mankato, where a sumptuous picnic
dinner was served after which game:
were played and the different pla!
ground apparatuses were enjoyed d!
the children. Miss Goods schoo
closed Friday. She went to her nome
in Vernon SUNDAY evening.
Mrs. William Wrucke, ST., IS lal'
I'D with a sprained ankle.
Ten auto loads from here motore'
tn Vernon Center Thursday eVenns
and attended the recital gwen d!
Miss Eleanor Rogers and pupils
niano class of this place. Miss Elm;
Never. our brilliant reader, and Mrs
Minnie Hubbard of Mankato, an art
ist of the violin also took part in TN
snIendid program which was attend
cd nv a large crowd in spite OF TIT
threatening weather.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert 'Mussack ant
CONS of Rapidan were Sunday callers
here. :,
Herbert KeitZer of Vernon was II
town Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. H. Marlowe of Vernon visite'
with her son and daughter-ln- la"
Mr.. and Mrs. William Marlowe re
Gently. ,, .
MANY from her enjoyed fishing a
Inra Lake Sunday, returning VIII
large strings of the finny tribe.
William Mcintosh is the owner
q new Ford truck in which ne an
his family intend to go west Wlthi'
the near future.
When driving along the countr'
road Sunday our eyes received III
beauty of spring, tie grass was gree'
and velvety looking and the orcnaru
are a mass of pink and white plos
SONS: fragrance filled the air. IL wa
the most beautiful Sunday OF TN
wear and ought to be called blossom
Sunday" ,o
John Gnadke and Paul Zande
Forded to St. Peter Saturday even
ing and called on friends.
William Pomeranke and mother
Mrs. August Pomberanke drove
BENSON, Mimi, to visit with Mr.. ant
Mrs Carl Pomeranke last week.
Miss Kate Mountain came home
Friday from st. Clair where sh
Taught in a rural school the pas