The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-05-28
GOOD THUNDER EVENTS
NEWS STORIES PICKED UP
IN THE VILLAGE
Social Affairs; the Comings and
Goings For Several Days
Passed
Especial to The Free Press

Good Thunder, May 22.-Arno
Darge, the Samson tractor agent,
plowed with one Of the tractors for
A. r. Harner Saturday forenoon. Mr..
Harner has rented the former ball
park in Barnards addition.
Roberts Paultsch drove to Amboy
and Vernon on business Saturday
morning.
Mrs. Fred Runge and son Theodore
OF Mankato motored to this place
Thursday and spent the day visiting.
The formers son Walter and wife
drove back with them and spent the
evening at the parental home.
Carl Kramer is on the sick list
again.
The dance at Fitzsimmons Friday
night was largely attended. Alex or
chestra of this place furnished the
music.
Mrs. William Schwantes was a
Mankato shopper Saturday between
| trains.
| Mrs. Hugo Kunz of Mankato spent
Friday with her mother, Mrs. Emma
Wrucke.
Alex five piece orchestra played at
a. dance in Decoria hall Saturday
night, Several young folks from here
Ralph Healy of Beauford called on
Charles Herzberg Sunday.
Joseph Kruer and daughters Esther
and Pearl Of Mapleton were callers in
town Saturday afternoon. Mr.. Kruer
the miller was soliciting orders for
his milling products.
Mrs. Will NARROW and Mrs. J. C. C.
Kruger were Mankato shoppers
Thursday.
Walter Wrucke began work at the
c. c. Bruscke and son hardware store
last week.
garage of clay blocks.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Huebsch drove to
Amboy Saturday and spent the day
with relatives
Mrs. Amelia Zelmer and Mrs.
August Ganscow were Mankato visit
ors Saturday.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Rosin,
Jr., son, Saturday.
Professor ]. S. s. Kruger was out
of town Friday on business:
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Kaul and
daughter Lila drove to Mankato Sat
urday where they consulted an eye
specialist in regard to their daugh-
ters eye which was injured by glass.
Sunday noon the barn of s. Baker.
who last fall purchased the cable mill
property, burned down. The origin o.
the fire is not known. Two horses,
harness, feed and hay was burned be
fore they could be rescued. The loss
was partly covered by insurance.
her daughter, Mrs. e. ". Freid and
Miss Josephine Wagner, the past two
weeks, returned to her home at
Adams, Mimi, Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Hedwig Fischer is having an
inclosed porch built on the rear Of her
bungalow.
Victor Voecks left Wednesday
morning for Minneapolis after a three
weeks visit here with his mother and
other relatives.
Paul DEWITT is driving new
Buick touring car, purchased through
the barge garage.
Miss Josephine Ills of Mankato
spent a week at the farm home OF
Arthur Rosin.
Deputy Sheriff E. Klugherz called
here Monday on business.
Miss Lynda Billet went to Mime
apolis Thursday morning to attend a
nurses meeting and banquet held
there Thursday evening. She will
relatives and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Emil Rosin and chill
dren motored to Amboy.
The Maple River club met with the
Misses Clara and Lynda Billet Mon
day evening. All members were pres
ent. Plans were made for Memorial
Day exercises of which the club has
charge. A very interesting bird game
was enjoyed. Dainty refreshments
coruod hy tho hncfaCSaS
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Robinson
moved their household goods from
Lake Crystal the latter part of the
week. They will occupy the rooms
over the barber shop until their house
| is vacated about the middle Of next
month.
The Concordia club met with Mrs.
Arthur Dapnheim Tuesday evening.
The usual Bible study conducted by
members were present. The next
meeting will be held June 1, with the
Misses Alma and Frieda barge.
Walter Wrucke is driving a new
Buick car. purchased through the
Miss Esther Kaul closed nine
months term of school in the Wingen
district Friday with a picnic:
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Meilicke of
Fargo. n. D., drove to this place with
their car and visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Schroeder and relatives here
last week.
postmaster Frank Griffin went to
the twin cities on business Wednes-
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Schneeberger
and child of Willow Creek motored to
this place Sunday and visited with
relatives. Miss Martha Kreuger, a
sister of the latter, came with them
and will remain home with her
mother, Mrs. Marie Kreuger.
Mr.. and Mrs. E.. v. Freid Sundayed
with Mr.. Fred's brother at Heron
Mrs. Will Hayes returned home
from LIE Sueur Friday after spending
several weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Pommeranke, who recently moved
there.
The rains of the past week were
very much welcomed by all as the
farmers nearly all had their corn
planted and the pastures are now
growing nicely.
Dr.. p. A. Schmitt was a business
caller at Mankato Tuesday.
Several from here attended the ex-
ira at the Sandon theatre last week.
The Mozart Music club will meet
with Miss Elsa Sohrc Thursday eve
ming.
Springfield Advance: Ivan Bowen
of Mankato made short stop over in
this city Monday evening to chat with
the editor while enroute to Slayton
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