The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-07-02
GOOD THUNDER EVENTS
HOLSTEIN BREEDERS HELD
SUMMER PICNIC
Chautauqua Will Be Given In
The Village July 7; Notes
News Stories

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Earth County Holstein Breeders assoc
the Fairview Holstein farm owned by F.
H. Sohre and son on Thursday. The
bred auowhact
weather was ideal and about one thou
| sand were in attendance. The spacious.
well-kept lawn was the scene Of merri-
ment. The Good Thunder band assisted
| by Lieutenant George Neil. director Of
the Fifth Regiment band and w. A.
| Heidel OF Mankato, furnished splendid
| music which drove away all cares and
sorrow. The community sing was en-
| joyed. Miss Cornelia Mansfield Of Man
| kato directed II. A very snappy program
was rendered by the Good Thunder Boys
| and Girls Liberty club under the direc-
ton OF Miss Bertha Graham. the local
leader, and County Club Leader NJ. H.
Coe of Mankato. Several splendid black
and white cattle. some of Minnesota's
! best were judged and talked SPOUT In
teresting and instructive talks were
| made by prominent men. speaking OF
the virtues of the Holstein cattle. E.
| r. Sanders of Oneida. N. Y, who rep
| resents the Human Milking Machine
company, gave a short talk. Games and
sports were enjoyed. A very enjoyable
time was had by all. The Sohre family
is to be thanked for their hospitality
| and splendid entertainment Of their
guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Graf and sons
| of North Mankato spent Thursday with
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Graf.
August lander and lawrence Wrucke
are visiting with relatives at Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Graf Of Mankato: Mr..
and Mrs Fred Gertjensen and children
| OF Vesta motored to this place Friday
| and visited with the formers sister and
| and other relatives.
August Gensmer and two neighbors
OF DeGraf. MINI. came THURSDAY H
q nnd visited sed s xa MI Mrs Radops
Preis and other relatives. They return
ed home on Saturday.
Mrs. Frank Griffin and son Kenneth
were Mankato callers on Saturday.
Miss Sylvia Kriewald left for her home
s Spending two weeks with her srandpar-
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Pautsch and
| other relatives.
Miss Esther ogrosky of Mankato
| visited here Saturday and Sunday and
bid her many friends and schoolmates
goodbye The ogrosky family will leave
| by auto on Wednesday for Chicago where
| they have purchased a house and will
| make their future home.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Falancer and baby
Grace of Mankato were pleasant callers
at the Frank Griffin home Friday even
| ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will FRANKIE and children
| of Gilmore Mr.. and Mrs. Albert FRANKIE
Of st. Clair, William Rede%sk S Paul
| S. d. visited at the otto Rosin home on
| Wednesday. The latter three remained
until Thursday when NJ. Rosin took
them to Mankato where they are attend
| ing the synod meeting of the Minnesota
Emil sohre and family Of Faribault
attended the Holstein picnic at Frank
1 Sohre's farm Thursday.
| Mark Tyson and wife were business
i callers In Mankato Saturday afternoon.
| parcel shower was given for Miss
/ Stella Rosenow Thursday afternoon at
| and music were the entertainments A
| dainty luncheon was served Many
| beautiful and useful gifts were received
Miss Rosenow was married "Wednesday
June 80. to Depot Agent Charles Nelson
of Rapidar.
| August T. Graf took suddenly Ill and
| was taken to the Emmanuel hospital at
Mankato Thursday afternoon where it
was found that appendicitis was the
! cause and a successful operation was
performed.
Oscar Rosin Of Luverne. Frank Ev-
| erette and sister Lucy Of Jasper and
| Esther Of Mankato came by auto and
| spent the week end at the home Of the
I formers parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
I Rosin. They returned home Monday.
| Robert and Reinholt Ziemke autoed to
| this place from Tracy Saturday and VS.
tied with their brother William ziemke
| and family.
| A succesSful Ice cream soclai was heiu
by the ladies of the Emmanuel Luth-
eran church Wednesday evening at the
| opera house. Ice cream, cake and
fresh strawberries was served to many
who declared them ,, "nceiant The Inot NV
| Mrs. Mark Tyson and Erna Sonnabend
The net proceeds Were nearly $50 when
will be used for improving the interior
| Of the church.
| Mrs. c. D. Robinson and Mrs. Charles
| Alexander spent Friday afternoon at
| Mankato.
Friends and relatives gathered at the
| Rudolph Preis home east OF town Sun
| day and gave Mr.. Preis a surprise party.
| 1t being his birthday anniversary. Light
| refreshments were served at midnight
A baby girl was welcome at the home
| of Mr.. and Mrs. William Rosin June II.
Large posters and pennants on autoes
| and biIlboards are catching the eyes OF
many as thew advocate the coming OF
| the Travers- Newton chautauqua July Z.
and continuing for five days. A chau-
| tauqua brings some very high class en-
| tertainments and everybody should plan
| on attending. Tickets now on sale at the
| drug store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Schultz and niece
Miss Lucille Benedict of Mapleton at
tended church here Sunday morning and
soent the remainder of the day with rel
| atives
Miss Frieda Rienke left last week for
McPhail conservatory where she will
take a six weeks course in music
Mr. ana MRS. VIII haul were at MAN.
kato Saturday.
A large number of patrons Of this
creamery with their buttermaker A. H.
Dannhein, secretary of district No. 6.
attended the third annual joint picnic
of district unit No. 2 and at Sfbley
park Sunday. A basket luncheon was
enjoyed at noon. After dinner talks
and sports were enjoyed by all. The
purpose Of the picnic was to become bet
ter acquainted with the moods of pro-
noting and lettering the idea of CO.
operation. ..-
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Engel and daught-
ers of Willow Creek spent Sunday at the
VIII Ziemke home. ...- |
Miss Lynda Billet called on DIR. Hilda
Luck at Mankato Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Rosin and family
and the formers cousin William Rede-
mske of Watertown, s. D., motored tol
Amboy Sunday Afternoon and attended
the Mission festival held at the Luther
an church and also visited with the
August Schultz family.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. II. Austin of Minne- |
apolis called on friends here Saturday. !
Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Greiger of Man
kato and the latter's mother, Mrs. F. !
o. Radke of Echo. Mimi, enroute home
from Willow Creek, stopped at the Gust /
Wiedenheft home Sunday evening.
WILL RESUME PAVING |