The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1921-06-17
GOOD THUNDER EVENTS
BASE BALL TEAM PUT ONE
OVER RAPIDAN :.
Correspondent Speaks Very
Highly of SibIey Park; News
Notes of Village 81

! in the spacious pacture of George
are reported to have been at the
| grounds. A very interesting and
exciting game was played. The
score was to Z in favor of the
local boys. A return game will be
played in the near future at Rapi-
| dan. -. as
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Runge drove
to Sterling and visited at the Gust
Fischer and Ed Luhring homes on
Sunday.
A large number of young folks
enjoyed themselves at a party al
the farm home of Herman Dalluge
on Sunday evening.
Mrs. A. Hicks and baby, who have
been visiting at the Mrs. Alice
Mountain home, returned to her
/ Rev. and Mrs. A. C. Bode and
children were callers at Mankato on
Thursday.
Theodore and Arthur Mountain
attend college at Winona, came
home Friday to spend their summer
Mrs. V. A. Hirscher and son AL
fred of GAINESVILLE motored to this
place Monday morning to attend
| the DuTldl Vi peF. otdCh. ihoy 'iSil-
ed at the Frank Griffin home after
the services.
Miss Meta Reinhart spent Sunday
and the forepart of this week with
her parents, Rev. and Mrs. A. Rein
hart at Amboy.
| Miss Lynda Billet, who was caring
for a patient at Emmanuel hospital
ManIato, came home on Monday.
Miss Elizabeth Gerlach, who
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for her vacation Saturday.
Mrs Emma Wrucke and son Wal
ter visited with her daughter, Mrs
Hugo Kunz, North Mankato, on
Mr. and Mrs. Herman lobe and
children of New Richland were Sun
day visitors at the home of their
daughter, Mrs. Hugo Doerring.
John Kiesel of Mankato transacted
| On Saturday evening the people OF
the Gable mill school gave party
for their teacher. Miss Esther
Kaul at the school house. A few
outsiders were asked. The beauti-
full evening was spent playing games
| on the lawn by the lights of motors
vehicles. Ice cream and assorted
cakes were served. Miss Raul closed
successful term of school there on
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Schwartz and
daughter Miss Esther and Miss
Marie Bode of Vernon Center mo-
tored to this place Sunday and spent
the day at the Otto Rosin home.
A large number of families from
this vicinity attended the mission
festival at Amboy on Sunday. Rev.
A. c. Bode preached the afternoon
DR.. j. T. schlesselman and wife
| and sons, Miss Leona barge. a recent
graduate of the Emmanuel Nurses
Training school at Mankato. Sunday
ed at the Herman Darge home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Bruss and
Grandmother Bross visited at the
home of the latter's daughter, Mrs.
Frank Zettler at Mankato Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Pautsch and
Erwin and Cornelia. Miss Clara
party on Sunday and motored to
Vesta where they visited with Mr..
| Pautsch's cousin, Mrs. Fred Gertjen-
sen and family. Enroute home they
stopped at Wabasso, Wanda and
Springfield and called on relatives
and friends. -.
Miss Evelyn Gerlaeh of Owatonna
and Miss Minnie Gerlach of Lake
Wilson came home Monday, from
tuci SCHooio WuSIe tHcy taught INC
past term. They intend to go west
to Washington to visit with their
brother Raymond and other relatives
residing there. Henry Gerlach will
accompany his daughter On the trip
out west. u
Lloyd Mountain, who attended
school at Minneapolis. came home
Friday to spend the summer on the
farm with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Mountain, Sr.
Fred Meyer came home Monday
from Milwaukee where he worked
at the barber trade.
The remains of the late Rev. Ed
ward Stack were laid to rest in the
Catholic cemetery here on Monday
forenoon Funeral services were
held at the St. Peter and Pauls
Catholic church at Mankato Monday
morning. Rev. Stack lived at Maple
place for eleven years, after which
his health failed. He was sixty five
years of age. The pallbearers were
three of the Maplston parish and
three of this parish. Those of this
place were Will Laffy, Thomas Noun.
tain and Micheal Mountain, Jr
About twenty FIVE cars from Man
kato came witA the auto hearse
Rev. Griffin read the burial rites.
1 WI. anu L dlllCh NoyhOl vi
Mankato attended the funeral OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Graf and
twin sons of North Mankate are
visiting with Mrs. August Graf
The Concordia club held its meet
ing with Mrs. J. G. c. Kruger on
Tuesday evening. 1t was voted on
to have their annual picnic at Min
neopa State park on Sunday, June
~. If the weather is favorable for
an outing Of this kind.
Several cars drove to Sibley park
on Sunday afternoon to attend the
| open air band concert of the Fifth
| Regimental band The park was a
posie garden, the air being scented
| withthe perfume of the June roses
| Sibley Is as nice a place as one
could wish to go to. The new pavil-
ion adds the finishing touch of beauty
to the park. A very large crowd
enjoyed the afternoon here.
Miss Frieda Rosin spent Sunday
with her friend Miss Esther Lach-
miller at Sterling.
Gerhart Graf of this place and hh
| brother Herbert of North Mankatc
left Thursday for North Dakota t.
| look after farm they own there.
Clara Kellogg Margaret McCarty
and Agnes FitZsimmons. who all at
tend Man1ato State Teachers col.
IIaOa. Of Mapkafn ORC homo for fhai,