The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1921-04-22
GOOD THUNDER EVENTS
YOUNG PEOPLES SOCIETY
Held THEIR MEETING !.
Sale of the Bungenstock Farm
Social Gossip and Personal
Mention

Good Thunder. April 15.--Mrs. VIII
Ziemke and Mrs. Adolph Wagner
spent several days OF last week visit
ing friends and former neighbors at
Vernon Center. They returned home
Sunday afternoon.
The Young Peoples society OF the
st. Johns Lutheran church held their
monthly meeting at the club rooms
thursday evening. An Interesting
Pprogram was given. A good time was
had after the business meeting. The
membership of the society is growing
rapidly, now, having about sixty
The public school teachers and
pupils again resumed their work
weeks vacation. Miss Rose Law
renee, the primary teacher visited at
her home at Henderson. Prof. Jo-
seph Kise spent the week with his
mother at Cottonwood, Miinn.
Saturday two of our expert climb
ers, Victor Sperra and Walter
ltric lines in this village. It was found
necessary to trim out the high
branches of many of the shade trees.
| Il feel that the electricity or juice
Is OF more use to- US than many of
the trees found near the walks.
Miss Lynda Billet returned home
from Window Thursday where she
nursed at the Borst home for the past
ten days; taking care of her mother
Mr.. - and Mrs. John schneiderhan
and son Alfred left last Sunday at
the Wingen home at St Clair. /.
Miss Frieda Mielke is sending the
week with her sister, Mrs. Herman
Peters and family at st. Paul.
| Mics EN,-iada yNrroIya he hos NV
pioyment at Mankato, sent Sunday
here with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Ernest Wrucke
| C.. d. Bungenstock sold his farm
northeast of this village to Franklin
Possin, who will take possession this
week. Mr.. and Mrs. Bungenstock
R Rno move to nil, Chicago 1I where ne MI
as timer About a year ago they
moved here from Kentucky.
Miss Selma Preuss of Mankato
spent Sunday with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Preuss.
Miss Madeline Mccarthy returned
home Saturday from ST. Paul where
she, attended the Boys and Girls
state agricultural college the past
week. She received free trip also
several others VINO were unable to
Mr.. and Mrs. julius H. PAIL and
baby daughter Ivadell, Mrs. Gust
Walschlaeger and Joe Campbell of
Ser1on Center Cen a. mSoped to this Place
Albert Zuelke, Will Ziemke family
and at the Otto Rosin home
| VIII Pommeranke, who is helping
( to put the front in the NARROW build
'ng, got some sand In his eye Friday.
It was found necessary to calk med
ical aid to extract the bit of stone.
Bill was again busy at work Monday
Miss Katherine Mccarthy spent
part of her vacation with relatives in
the twin cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Pautsch and
children and = Mrs William Ziemke
motored to Mankato Monday on busi-
ness.
a supper party at her home Sunday
evening in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. G..
Bungenstock, who will leave for Chi
| cago the latter part of the week
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lach-
miller, a baby boy. Saturday, April g..
DR.. A. L. Schuldt spent Sunday
wan baby Soy arrived as I at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Eberhart Satur-
day. Miss Frieda Malzahn is taking
care of her new nephew.
Charlie Mccarthy came home
Tuesday from the cities to visit his
sisters Mary and Katherine.
On Monday a little baby daughter
was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Tisch,
er, Jr.
Will Pommeranke left Wednesday
via auto for LeSueur where he will
brother Carl who has a billiard hall
there.
Heitner were quietly married by Rev.
A. G. Bode Sunday evening.