The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1921-08-05
Good Thunder Organiza-
ton Is Doing Fine
SPOKE ON THE STREET
Anti-Leaguers Discuss the Stu
alton In North Dakota;
News Notes

Good Thunder, July S0-On Wed
nesday evening the local band gave
the regular mid week open air con
cert, the roads and weather being
ideal. Autoists from for and near
came 20 hear the music. Several
gentlemen counted the cars. AT the
time of counting there were one hun
dred and forty eight, which was in
creased some after the count. The
band is doing splendid playing under
their splendid director Will Wright.
SchWa rtz Bros. of the Electric shop
of Amboy demonstrated their farm
and home electric plant in novel
way by having a running plant on a
Ford truck. 1ney We're in town We'd
nesday Many farmers were inter
ested in the modern lighting equip
ment
Miss Pear Harner left Saturday for
Swea City, Iowa, where she will visit
with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Fairchild at
tended a banquet and reception i al al
the Garden City Inn on Thursday
evening. 1t was given for Henry S
Welcome of London, England. Mr.
welcome spent his boyhood days in
the little valley village. Most OF the
guests were schoolmates of Mr.. Well
come.
Rev. and Mrs. A, Reinhart of Am
boy were visitors here on Wednes-
day.
children spent Sunday with the Tor
mer's mother at New ulm.
On Thursday afternoon three gen
tlemen from North Dakota drove into
town and gave a song concert, after
which one of the trio gave very
forceful speech against the Nonpar
tisan league which holds sway In the
neighboring state. 1t is regretted
that the community did not know o.
the speech, as it was highly inter
esting utterance from man who mas
studied the situation thoroughly
From here they drove to Vernon
Center
lawrence and Sophia Wrucke ant
Carl Wiebold left Friday for Alex
andria and other towns in that vlclnl.
ty to spend week with friends ano
relatives.
Miss Esther Schneider is spending
'part of her vacation with friends a.
iakota, Iowa.
Mr., and Mrs. Gust Wiedenheft and
children and a nephew of Mrs. Wied
enheft who is visiting here autoeC
10 Blue Earth on Thursday and visit
ed with Rev. c. often and family.
Carl and Albert Zuelke drove tc
Des Moines, Iowa, Sunday after re
ceiving word that Carls car was
found there. 1t will be remembered
that his Ford car was stolen at Man
kato July IA.
Miss Rose Lorentz, who attenoe-
the State Teachers college at Man
kato during the summer, came dowr
Friday afternoon and visited with hel
friend Miss Lulu Darge till SaturGa!
noon.
Late Friday afternoon an aeroplant
few down and landed Oh Roliant
Voeck's meadow. In a very shor
time a number of cars and a crowc
of interested people gathered. Inc
aviator did not take passengers.
Miss Frieda Wrucke Amanda Ger
ZACH and Katherine McCarty wer'
Mankato callers Saturday.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank krue
ger, a baby boy on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Wandersee ant
tended church services here Sunda!
forenoon and spent the remainder o
the day with Mrs. Wandersee's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. Gensmer.
DIR. Philips of MaDleton was a pro
fessional caller here Wednesday.
Friday was the closing day of thu
summer session at the Mankato Stat
TeHCneTS cOllSSo. uC
Young ladies returned home for thei
vacation. Misses Alma Bode, Selm;
Rosin. Alma Darge, Mabel Campbel
and Theresa Mountain. Miss Cor
nelia Bode attended the high schoo
session at Mankato.
Martin Malzahn, who is in tn
= barber BUSINESS at Minneapolis
came home the first of the week t.
visit with the home folks.
and daughter. former residents o
this place, but now of Chicago. drov
down in their car and are visiting
friends here this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Ikier and son
Elmer and Donald of Vernon Cente
visited at the William Meyer home o.
Wednesday evening.
Miss Clara Ziemke was a count
seat caller on Wednesday,.
Leonard Freid of the twin cities i
visiting with his brother, Station
Agent E. V. Freid.