The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-06-18
GOOD THUNDER EVENTS
X WAS GIVEN BY MR..
AND MRS.. MARROW
Correspondent Has Been Enjoy
ing An Auto Trip in North
ern Minnesota

GOOd June 1f.-hr. anu
Mrs. William NARROW pleasantly en-
tertained a large number of relatives
at their home Sunday. The follow
ing out of town guests were present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Jaluiz, Mr.. and
Mrs. Otto Splitter and children OF
Louisville, Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
NARROW, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Rieve
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Glaubitz and family and the Misses
Erna and Esther NARROW all of Yer
o Center.
Born. t Mr.. and Mrs. Gustav Lem
phul, a baby girl, June 8.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Mieke drove
up to the cities Saturday in their car
and remained until Monday with rel
atives.
4 large number from here attended
the Old Settlers picnic al Old Maple
ton Tuesday and greatly enjoyed the
day. The older ones attended eX-
changed tales of their pioneer days
here and renewed old acquaintance.
Mrs. Gustav Hoeft is on the sick
list suffering with gall stones.
Miss Emma Muske, whose home is
at Vernon Center. Is spending the
and wife. She accompanied them TO
Mankato where Mrs. Runge had her
tonsils removed by DR.. j. 7. ScnleS-
selman at the Mankato clinic.
Miss Lila Kaul. one Of Miss
Gladys Cooper's pupils in her piano
class, took part in the recital which
was held at Miss Cooper's studio at
Vernon Saturday afternoon.
Herbert Sohre of the Fair View
Holstein farm attended the National
Holstein meeting and sale at ST. Paul
the first of the month.
Rev. A. c Bode attended the mis-
sion festival at Owatonna Sunday,
June Z. which was to feature the
conference of the pastors of the Ger
man Lutheran church of the Miss
ouri synod of the Minnesota district.
Miss Leila GRADER arrived home last
week from the south to spend a
month vacation al home.
A baby daughter vas born to Mr..
and Mrs. Ed Good of Southwest Lyra
June 8.
The Ladies' Aid society of the ST.
Johns Lutheran church met with
Mrs. Robert Pautsch Thursday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bergman and
daughter Esther returned home We'd
nesday in their a from Raymond
where they spent a week with
friends.
Mrs. John Roerig is at the home
Of her daughter, Mrs. Ferdinand
Knoll at St. Clair while she is at
Rochester consulting the Mayos in
regard to her health.
The Ladies' Aid society of the I'm
manual phnrNh mot with MrS Tnhn
Dehn Friday afternoon. A large num-
Der were present.
Ernest J. Schmidt of North Man
kato sold this week to Anna Voecks
OF this place a house on Thompson
street. The deal was made through
the E. w. Willard and H. H. Buck
Land companies.
The Blue Earth county beef breed
ers will hold their picnic at the
beautiful farm of Will Bryson west
of the village Tuesday, June Is. A
with music, songs. talks and sports.
All are assured of a good time: A
cordial invitation is extended to all.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. d. Robinson are
moving into the home they purchased
Of Frank Fairchild. Mr.. and Mrs.
Fairchil are moving into the Voecks
home on Main street which they
have rented.
Owing to the correspondents abb
sence for about ten days the items OF
this week are late and few. A very
pleasant auto trip was enjoyable by
the correspondent to the northern
part Of the state. The small grain
crops and corn is splendid all through
the country, but the further north the
later. II Is said that they are about
three weeks later than here in the
southern part. They have had consid
cradle more rain than we as the
bitches and low places are all filled
with water. The northern part was
besutiful. large clear LAKES whose
shores are dotted with cottages and
resorts which are extensively visitei
during the summer by tourists from
the surrounding cities and states
Mrs. Laura Roe of Minneapolis is
visiting With her sister. Mrs. Charles
Schroeder.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Rosin and chill
rem, Elsie, Rosetta and Arno, Leonard
Deciding and Mrs. Will Lemphu
formed an auto party and left FRIDAY
morning for a visit with relatives al
Barrett and Hoffman, Mimi, and also
In South Dakota. Mr.. and Mrs. Au'
gust Schultz and several others from
Amboy drove to this place and join.
ed them on their tour.
Several auto loads from here at
tended the farm and labor picnic a
Mankato Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Bruss motoreC
to Mankato Sunday and attended thu
confirmation Of the English class a
the Lutheran church. Laura Hohen
stein, q relative Of theirs, was n o
the class.
A number Of young folks enjoyed
themselves Of a party at the Swan.
Oon home Thursday evening.
BOUGHT $4,000 HEIFER.