The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-09-10
GOOD THUNDER EVENTS.
PARTIES MAKING TOUR TO
THE COAST STATE
Young Lady Is Operated On For
Appendicitis; Comings
And Goings ...

Good Thunder, September g.
Miss Lynda Billet underwent an OPP
Grafton for appendicitis at the I'M
manuel hospital at Mankato Friday
morning. Her sister. Miss Clara is
with her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Butter at
tended the Butter Campbell wedding
at Mankato on Wednesday, September
one.
Mrs. Gust Wollschlaeger of Vernon
Center was caller at the William
Ziemke home on Friday afternoon. :.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul DEWITT and
daughter Selma and son Walton and
friend Walter POSTER left Friday via
auto for Minneapolis where they will
they will drive to Sioux Falls, 8. D..
to visit their daughter. Mrs. Arnold
| Tousant. From Sioux Falls they VIII
take the Yellowstone trail for the
west. They will make their future
home in California where they spent
three years before.
Mrs. Caroline Gutenschwager won't
to Mankato Thursday with her son
Albert. On Friday evening she und,
erwent an operation at lmmanuel
hospital. Mrs. Theodore Young, MRS.
sATUluT IOuHB duu 4uAo A4Se ~" .
Fischer were with her on Friday.
Miss Esther NARROW spent Sunday
with her parents at Vernon Center.
Misses Katherine and Margaret
McCarty were Mankato callers Sat
Miss Martha Kellogg will attend
! high school at Mankato. Miss mar
tina is at the state fair this week as
captain of the bread team OF South
ern Minnesota.
Mrs. J. B. Gescke of Wisconsin
spent last week here with her sister,
Mrs. Gust Wiedenheft and sister in
law, Mrs. J. c. G. Kruger.
+ Miss Florence Hoffman returned 70
her home at Minneapolis Monday
morning after spending two weeks at
the Billet and Edward Malcahn home.
| The Gust Wiedenheft family were
| Sunday callers at the home OF rela-
tives in Blue Earth. /,
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Doerring and
EMr. and Mrs Ed. Wiebold left Mon
day for the twin cities to attend the
FLOYD KmbaIl went to Minneapolis
| Monday to resume his school studies
at the university after few weeks
vacation with his mother, Mrs. Mark
Tyson.
North Mankato came Tuesday for a
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.. Graf.
Herbert Graf of North Mankato
Gerhart Graf and Rudolph Preis left
Tuesday for Minneapolis and points
in Pine county.
dren, of Mankato and Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Hartwig of Mapleton were
visitors at the home Of Mrs. Hulda
Birr Monday and assisted with
Miss Beata Randi returned to her
home at st. Paul after spending q
three weeks vacation with her aunt,
Mrs. ]. C. C.. Kruger and friends.
Mrs Clayton Robinson and children
Kenneth and Vienna are at the cities
visiting with her mother, Mrs. Anna
Million
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Heitner and
son of Mankato spent Sunday with
the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
/ Gottlieb Heitner.
| Misses Theresa and Madeline Noun
tain went to the cities Saturday to
visit with their sister, Mrs. RALPH
Loveall and to attend the state fair.
r. L. Houk will hold a public auc-
Stion sale at his farm September IA.
Sale commences at one o'clock. Col
onel Fitch Of Lake CRYSTAL is auction
Ger anu SdSHi6T II. S- nICihO VI thC
First National bank will be clerk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Graeber enter
tanned a number Of friends at their
home Saturday.
DR.. Paul Barney Of Mankato drove
out to his farm west of town on Sun
day.
Kenneth Griffin is at Sioux Falls
visiting with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Gutenschwag-
err and daughter Verona and Mrs.
uedwig Fischer drove to Mankato
Sunday afternoon and visited with
the formers mother. who is at I'M
manuel hospital.
Harold HeWes of Mallard. Ia. is
visiting at the Rev. ]. G. Schneider
home. .. >.
| Miss Rose Lawrence Of Henderson
IA the primary teacher and Joseph
Kise of Cottonwood the principal.
School started Tuesday with large
enrolment.
Miss Clara kellogg went to Man
kato where she will attend Normal