The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1919-07-18
GOOD THUNDER EVENTS.
LAND NEAR VILLAGE SELLS
AT $500 PER ACRE
Herbert Graf Has Moved To
Mankafo; the News and
Personal Gossip
Especial to The Free Press,

Good Thunder, July 1O.-Herbert
Graf moved his household goods to
Mankato Monday where he and his
family will make their home on Po-
plar street. All are sorry to lose
these good people.
Miss Leona barge, who Is taking
a nurses course at the Emmanuel
hospital at Mankato, spent the week
end with her parents here,
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Mielke spent
Saturday at Mankato with Mr.. and
Mrs. VIII Ogrosky.
Walter Wichman of Rochester
came Thursday to spend the summer
with his grandmother, Mrs. Fred
Stiemke.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Stratton were
Mankato callers Saturday afternoon.
William Arndt of Truman spent
the first. part of the week at home.
Miss Hilda Kaltow of Faribault
is visiting with relatives here.
Mrs. August Kruger and sons
Gustav and Arthur and George and
Leonard Deciding motored to Nor
ristown Sunday and spent the day
Ed Kastner of North Dakota is
visiting with his sister, Mrs. Albert
Huhnholz at Sterling.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Meyer and child
rem of GAINESVILLE spent Sunday at the
Gottlieb Heitner home.
Mrs. j. T. Schlesselman and sons
Harold and Edmund of Mankato came
Saturday evening for visit with
relatives and friends.
Walter Runge is Smelling corn at
the farmers elevator this week.
Wilbur Kramer and family were
visitors at the Alvin Ulrich home
Sunday.
Mrs. l.. Malzahn and daughters
Frieda and Della spent Sunday with
the George Eberhart family north of
town.
Harry Starke of Minneapolis came
last week to join his wife and
who have been visiting
here for sometime at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Bruske
and other relatives. They all left for
their home Tuesday.
William Engel and family of Willow
Creek were Sunday visitors at the
William Ziemke home. /, !.
Victor Sperra, Paul Darge, Irma
Sohre and Lulu barge motored to-
Eairmont Sunday and spent the day
with relatives.
Mrs. Anna voecks and children
spent Sunday with Mrs. Emma Da-
Iuge and family.
Henry Arnold, Leona Myers, FL
nora Wertz, Ernest Ziemer OF Waltz
am and Martha Schmidt of Mime
apolis visited at the August T. Graf
home Sunday.
. Florence Hoffman of Minneapolis
Is visiting at the Edward Malzahn
and A. F. Billet homes.
Ernest fisher, ST., is seriously ill.
He is at the Emmanuel hospital at
Mankato.
Gustav Wiedenheft and family
motored to Blue Earth Sunday and
visited with Mrs. Wiedenheft's broth
er, Rev. Oetgen and family.
Miss Meta Reinhard spent Sunday
at her home in Amboy.
Gustav, Ella and Frieda Graf and
Miss Linda and Clara Billet, Henry,
Arnold and Leona Meyer, Elnora
Wertz, Ernest Ziemer and Martha
Schmidt autoed to Mankato and
spent the afternoon at Sibley Park.
A picnic supper was served which
was greatly enjoyed by all.
Mrs. Laura Roe of Minneapolis is
spending few weeks with her sist-
er, Mrs. Ida Malzahn.
The Liberty club will have can
ming demonstration and bread con-
test next week Tuesday.
Mr.. Missing sold his eighty acre
farm near town for $500 an acre.
George Barnard sold his eighty acre
farm to the same party for 5000 an