The Mankato free press., 1921-09-09
GoodThunder Liberty Club
Members See Show
MANY SOCIAL AFFAIRS
Arthur Preis, Young Man Who
Handles Calves, At Mime
sofa Exposition


girls consisting of the Misses Irma
Possin. Florence Sperra and Gertrude
Wrucke, who won 1ree trip to the
state fair with their excellent work
and demonstration at the county fair,
left Saturday Tor the cities. They took
the garden exhibit with them. This
sewing team will compete with other
teams during the week of the fair.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Heit
ner. baby boy, August 26.
A group of five young ladies en-.
Joyed wiener roast on the banks of
the Maple river, Friday evening.
After the roast they hiked through the
hills near the cemeteries.
Rev. and Mrs. A. c. Bode and
daughter Alma were at Mankato on
Monday when Miss Bode had her ton
sils removed.
Mrs. Florence Ayres Boyd and her
mother came Friday afternoon and
have taken rooms with Mrs Schroe-
der above the barber shop. Mrs.
Boyd will teach the intermediate
grades here in the public school this
coming year.
Miss Frieda Weber went to Albert
A<S@ Oa Sotul uoS " N1Sll Win ACl SlS
ter, Mrs, B. Randall. r.
The Ladies Aid Of the Emmanuel
Lutheran church held a meeting for
September with Mrs. Herman Birr
on Friday afternoon. A good attend
ance was present and q social after
noon spent. Mrs. Birr SERVED a deli
cious luncheon.
Arthur Preis; who through his ex-
cellent calf project work received a
free trip to the fair, left on Monday.
James Thompson, another live club
member received a free trip to the
fair through his work in the pig pro-
ject. Our club is one Of the strong
est clubs in the southern part of the
state, and each year has been we'll
represented at the state fair. .
The Misses Frieda Rosin and Es-
ther Lachmiller returned home Mon
day evening from Webster City, Ia,
where they visited two weeks with
relatives and friends.
Miss Mary McGrew left Thursday
for Albert Lea where she will again
teach this coming term
DR.. Tillisch, optometrist of Man
kato, was down here Friday and rent
ed rooms above the barber shop. He
will be here the first Friday Of each
month TO attend me optical needs of
this community. DIR. Tillisch comes
highly '"o-lmended
Mrs. Charles Schweitzer and chill
dren Comise and John of Mapleton
spent Wednesday at the Ulrich
home. r 4. ..-r
August and Herman Ikier, Emil
Ziemke, Herbert and Erich Keitzer,
and Will Wollschleager, all of Yer
non Center attended the band con-
/ cert on Wednesday evening.
Claya Oyiatt wh0 formerly rnado
his home with Mr.. and Mrs R. l..
Honk, came from, Chatfeld Tuesday
to spend a few days at the Honk
nome.
Mrs. Henry Sperra and little
daughter Of Fargo, n. D., are spend
ing ten days at the Paul Sperra
home.
Professor John Palm who taught
at Rushmore the last year will be
principal of our high school.
Mrs. Will Meyer and children Of
Ryder, N. D., are visiting at the Will
liam Meyer and Richard Eberhart
homes.
Enrolment will take place at the
nublic school, Monday morning. Stud
les Will begin Tuesday.
The Maple River Club members
: went to the home of Alma Darge
home the other evening and gave her
Mankato. Games were the program
for the evening. -..
Mr.. and Mrs. o. J. Weidenheft and
three children, and Mrs. Henry Weld
enheft, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bruscke
and daughters Ruth and Dolores,
Mrs. Fred Enning and children form
ed an auto party and motored to
Howard lake Friday to spend few
days with Rev. A. Atjen and family.
The young peoples society met
Thursday evening at the club rooms.
A business meeting was held at which
the calendar of program and meet
ings for the coming winter were ar
ranged for.
, Some twenty friends were enter
tanned at the A. F. Billet home on
Thursday evening in honor OF Mr..
and Mrs. George Yeager of San Die
60, California. They will leave soon
for their home after spending the
summer in Minnesota.
Gust Heaft is on the sick list.
Mrs. G.. Schendel and sister Of
Rapidan were business callers here
on Friday afternoon.
Walter Zemeke of Fairmont is vi
sitting with the We1denheft families.
He leaves for college at st. Louis
next week,
Mrs. A. J. Whitman and sons, Har-
Saturday for a few days visit with
Mrs. A. r. Harner and other friends.
Mrs. r. Hicks and babe Of Sterling
Center are visiting with the formers
mother, Mrs. Alice Mountain.
Willie Pautsch; son of Mr. and Mrs.
Theodore Pautsch, underwent an
operation for the removal of his tom
Isis at the Mankato clinic, Monday.
Miss Marvel Thorr underwent an
operation for appendicitis at the I'm
manual hospital on Wednesday.
Miss Lynda Billet returned home
Wednesday from an auto trip through
Wisconsin. She accompanied Rev.
A. F. Winter, Miss Olga Sauer, and
Miss Esther Seifert of Mankato.
Miss Billet spent week with her
friends, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. c. Pautsch,
and the Rev. Sauer family at Juneau.
Enroute home the young ladies spent
a day at the beautiful Waupace sum-
ner resort. From there they went
TO Weyauwega and spent few days
with Mr.. and Mrs. H. Fable, Mrs.
Fable was formerly Miss Ella East
row, a nurse of Mankato. Enroute
home they called on Rev. and Mrs.
Gieske at Fairchild a stop was