The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1919-12-05
GOOD THUNDER EVENTS
ACHIEVEMENT DAY OBJ
SERVED BY CLUBS
Splendid Program Rendered So.
ciety, Personal Gossip
In Village
Isneclnl to Free rress.l

Elizabeth Gsrlach of Amboy, Miss
Evelyn Gerlach of Redwood Falls and
Miss Minnie Gerlach OF Lake Wilson
spent Thanksgiving here at their
home.
Born, 10 Mr.. and Mrs. John Wieg-
ert baby daughter November 20.
Miss Lydia Bartch returned to her
home at Rapidan Thursday after
staying at Emil Luedke's for about a
year.
Albert BenZel went TO the twin
cities Monday To visit with relatives
Mrs. f. Fried end children, and
Miss Josephine Wagner went TO Ad-
ans, Mimi. to spend Thanksgiving
with their parents.
Walter Sohre commercial college
student at Mankato spent the week
end at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dietrich Bohnstock of
Cinnicttus, Ken, came Tuesday to
visit with the Herman Radtke and
Waite: Runge families. They are
looking for place to buy as they are
well pleased with this place.
Miss Winnifred Mountain and
niece Mary Elizabeth Conroy went to
Mankato Saturday. -HH4-,- nu.,r
Friday afternoon twenty girl friends
went TO the home of Rev. ]. j.
Schneider and gave the Misses Mar
tina and Lydia Schneider shower
The home was tastefully decorated in
red and white streamers and bells
for the OCCASION. A mock wedding was
the special feature of the afternoon
Miss Hertha Herzberg began TO soft
ly play Mendelssohn's wedding march
on the piano. An imposing bridal
procession wendell il way into the
parlor, headed by Rev. Hallelujah
Jones who was followed by two flow
er girls. dressed in white and who
strew flowers. Next came the two
briday couples and their attendants.
Miss Frieda Mielke made very i'm
rressive minister of the gospel. Miss
Edna. Fischer and Erna Behnke were
the two g.ooms, Lillian Sonnaben and
Selma Rosin, flower girls; Emma
Behnke and Frieda HerZberg. brides
maids; Madeline Mountain and Stella
Rosenow, bestmen. After the cere-
mony Hertha HerZberg sang Il Love
You Truly" Following the ceremony
the brides toll be were given their
gifts. Martha received many and
useful pieces of aluminium while Lydia
received many gifts of linen. After
freshments were served. Both were
given a recipe book in which each
guest had written their favorite dish
Miss Martha will be married q
Arthur Young Tuesday at 1890
the Emmanuel Lutheran church. Mis-,
Lydia will be married Thursday to
Harold Hayes in South Dakota.
Miss Lynda Billet went to Wanda
to take care of a patient.
Miss Gene-ieve Mccarthy. who
teaches at Welcome, spent Thanks
giving here.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ellis of Sterl
ing are the proud parents of a baby
daughter, born November 26. Mrs.
Ellis was formerly Miss Edna Man
thei of this place.
Arthur and Theodore Mountain,
who are attending college in Winona,
came home for Thanksgiving vaca-
zion.
Fred Runge and son Walter motor
ed to Mankato Friday and did some
repairing on he formers property
there.
The Boys and Girls Liberty club
held its Achievement day Friday. The
garden products, canned vegetables
and fruits and baked bread, biscuits,
doughnuts cakes and jelly roll were
exhibited in the room under the bank
which was decorated with flags. Dur
ing the afternoon the boys and girl
had merry time at the school house
Games and stunts were mo q than
enjoyed by all. In the evening most
excellent prog arr was given at the
opera which war rCa.ed 10 its capac-
ity. This sho. q ne need of a COM
munity build, Il h we hope 10
have scme ti.aC n the future. The
hall VIZ fao. --' with eN1Irrscn
and the many hoao-a-y banners which
the club Is pIo d Il sdisplay., The
following pro ~ra-, was given. #
Song, Star Spangled Banner, All.
Club Yell.
Trio piano solo, Hunters SONG
Sylvia Seaquist, Myrtle Buck, Ger
trude Wrucke.
Talk, MY Prize Calf, Roy Case.
Talk, My Onion Patch, Erna
Schneider
Song, club.
Talk, Bread Making, Frieda Rienke
Talk, Raising Potatoes, Cora Doer'
ring.
Song, club.
Play, The Wind and the Leaves
primary upils.
Community sing: silver Threads
Arrong the Gold-My Bonnie Lies
Over the Qcean-Till We Meet Agar
Pack Up Your Troubles in Your
Old Kit Bag-Darling Nellie Grey.
Reading, Elna Meyer.
Piano solo, Morning Prayer Friedf
Dalluge.
Yell, club.
Bread Demonstration, 1919 team
consisting of Martha Kellog, Myrtle
Buck and Gertrude Wrucke.
Talk, Canning Team of 1919, Mad
cline Mccarthy.
Talk, My Garden, Walton DEWITT
Piano, One Fleeting Hour. Sylvi;
Seaquist.
Play Club Achievement, informed
late pupils.
Song, club.
Reading. Good and Bad Children
Wilfred Wiedenheft.
Our Projects, club members.
Talk, General Review, Hattie Man
thei