The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-04-30
GOOD THUNDER EVENTS
JOSEPH KRUER, SR., DO.
ING FINE BUSINESS
Mill At MapIeton Is Prosperous
Social Doings and Town
News Stories
Especial to The Free Press.l

Especial to The Free Press.l
Good Thunder, April 22.-Joseph
Kruer, ST., the miller of the -four mill
at Mapleton, was caller in towI
Wednesday on business. He state
that he is grinding and has every
thing running in first rate order. Til
mill was formerly the well know
Cable mill which was situated on tn
banks of the Blue Earth river, not 10
from the village. 1t was moved last
spring.
Wendell Smith of Mortified is
visiting with friends here this week.
Carl Hribolt met with a painful ac-
cident last week when riding mis-
motorcycle. His right arm was
Mrs. Mark Tyson was business.
caller at Mankato Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph H. DennicI
who have been living at Juda, Wis.
for the past year, spent the week her
route to Washington state where MI
Dennick has secured employment.
A large number from here attend
ed the Strassen Trio concert a
Mankato theatre Friday evening. Tn
Misses Strassen are from Milwaukee
They played piano, cello and violiE
Those attending were highly please
and made the statement that tn,
Misses Strassen played their respec
tive instruments with ease and mas
Walter sohre came home Saturda
from Mankato where he attends Com
mercial college to spend Sunday wit!
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. +. II. Sohre
His college mate, Fay Hanks, &C
companied him. They returned I
Mankato Sunday evening.
Mrs. G. Harris Of Lake Crysts
spent Saturday with Mrs. Rober
MI. and Mrs. Grover Kunkel
Rapidan spent Sunday at the Pau
Rev. John Monich of Mankato hei,
services at the st. Johns churcl
John McCarty and family motore
to Mankato Saturday and spent tn
day shopping.
home players played for the first tim
at the dance which was well attended
The music was exceptionally gooC
They have the pep. Let's boost TO
them.
& D. Robinson, the druggist spen
Sunday with his parents at LAX
Crystal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. Pautsch an
family autoed to Willow Creek Sun
day afternoon and visited Mr.:
Pautsch's grandfather, August Klau:
who is i'll.
Otto Possin Is excavating a celia
on the land purchased on the Dame
Boone trail opposite the old Posi-
homestead. Otto intends to build
modern house and other farm bullu
ings on this excellent location.
Frank Fairchilds greatly improve
his beautiful residence by touches
bright paint which contrasts sp,e
didly with the surrounding well k
lawn end shrubbery.
Herman Dalluge and family We
Sunday caller in Rapidan.
William NARROW, the butcher is til
owner of a splendid new Buick tour
ing car purchased through the locs
agent Arno Darge. Arthur Sohre
driving a new Chevrolet car.
DR.. A. L. Schuldt and Angus
Bohenstock were county seat caller
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William NARROW an
niece Miss Esther Kaul motored :,
MankatO Friday evening and at
tended the Strassen Trio concert.
Henry Gerlach last week sold his
55-acre farm near the railroad bridge
south of town to Albert Hunholtz fol
$176 an acre.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Pautsch anG
children motored to Mapleton Sun.
day and took in the sights.
Rev. J.. G. Schneider, pastor OF p
Emmanuel Lutheran church, nelf
services at the Lutheran church h.
Ceresco Sunday. No services We.
Carl Pommeranke Of the nor II
part of the state is visiting here with
his mother and other relatives. We
hear he is going to move to LIE Sueul
where he has purchased a pool hall.
Theodore Pautsch had a Delce
light plant installed on his farm by
a Mankato firm last week. c. Puppe
is having one put in this week. The
farmers are moderizing their farms
keep the boys and girls on the farm
as the national slogan goes.
The Blue Earth county HolsteiI
Breeders association held a meetils
at the Blue Earth Farm bureau Sat.
urday afternoon. 1t was decided a.
the meeting to hold an annual sum-
mer picnic at the Frank Sohre and
Sons farm. The picnic this year wln
be given on June "a. A good pro.
gram will be prepared.
Albert Benzel returned home Satur.
day evening after a three weeks stay
in Granada where he has been doing
carpenter work.
r. Preis and family of Beaufort
spent Sunday at the William Bruss
home.
The Ladies' Aid of the Immanar
church met with Mrs. J. Schneic
Tuesday evening. The time was spa
in making a quilt. Delicious refre3L
ments were served.
Rev. A. C. Bode, who has been Sit
for the last four weeks with quina.
is so far recovered that he is aOie
hold confirmation school, His many
friends are indeed glad he is i'm
proved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Runge and so,
Theodore of West Mankato wer.
were guests at the Walter Run.