The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1921-10-14
They Make Quite Merry at
Good Thunder
TWO HORSES ARE HURT
Struck BY Lightning Bolt While
Grazing In Pasture:
y News Notes

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Friday night the Young Peoples So
ciety of st. Johns Lutheran church
met at the club rooms, which were
very artistically decorated with au-
tumn leaves, corn shocks and jack o.
lanterns to portray the festival OF
harvest and fall. An excellent pro-
gram of instrumental music was CIV
en- by several OF the talented mem.
bers of the society. A short play was
given by four Of the members, which
caused the room to ring with laugh =
ter. A lengthy business meeting was
held after which luncheon was served
by the entertaining committee. Old
fashioned games were enjoyed after
luncheon. The next meeting Of the
day in November.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Zuelke return
ed home Tuesday from Maynard.
Mimi, where they visited with the
latter's father, Robert Leatteau and
sister, Miss Emma Leatteau, return
ed home with them and spent the
week here, going to visit relatives al
Vernon Center on Sunday.
Miss Frieda Rosin visited with her
Mr.. and Mrs. Gottlieb Sonnabend
motored to Vernon Center on Friday
afternoon.
Misses Selma Rosin and Clara KEEL
log, who teach IN schools near Yer
non Center, came home Friday even
ing. On Monday they left for Man
kato to attend the Teachers institute
Margaret McCarty and Agnes Fitz-
simmons, teachers from here. also
went on Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Rosin and daugh-
ter, Selma, nsctored to Gilmore to Wis
| 1t with Mrs. Rosin's sister, Mrs. VIII
FRANKIE, and family on Sunday.
Miss Emma Rhunke spent Sunday
with friends at Mapleton.
A new barn will be erected on the
Henry Hitler farm at once, to take the
place Of the one that burned down last
Thursday. The same day two valuable
horses belonging to Frank Sohre were
injured by a lightning bolt while out
/ Miss Lynda Billet, city school nurse
at Mankato, spent, the week end al
the parental home.
| The public school was not in ses
| sion on Friday as the local corp OF
teachers attended the meeting Of the
Southern Minnesota Teachers asso
citation, held at the State Teachers
college at Mankato. The rural teach
ers attended the institute at Mankatc
ISOLATION meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Pautsch and
children motored to Wells, Delavar
and Winnebago Sunday afternoon.
Miss Lynda Billet left Monday fol
Duluth as delegate chosen from
his section Of the state to the con
vention OF nurses.
Mrs. Frank Zettler of Mankato, Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Bruss and children OF
Pemberton and Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
hBruss of Owatonna visited at the VIII
liam Bruss home on Sunday.
Miss Frieda Malzahn, who has en-
ployment at Mankato, spent Sunday
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
n'zahn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reinholt Runge and
children of West Mankato were Sun
day callers here, E..
John Brown and his crew of men
arrived here Wednesday with their
road working OUTFIT and camps. The
/ camps are put up on the Hannah
farm near the village. They have
about fifty horses and twenty FIVE
men. Work was commenced at once
on the state road between here and
Mankato, which will be regarded fol
gravel next spring.
a baby boy, October 4.
Miss Esther Kaul of Mankato spent
| Sunday with her parents.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Pautsch and
children and Mr.. and Mrs. William
Ziemke motored to Tracy Sunday and
visited with relatives.
Miss Clara Ziemke and Minnie Kaul
left Saturday for Tracy to visit with
/ relatives.