The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1921-08-05
SHOWER IS ENJOYED
Concordia Club, Good
Thunder, At Party
GIFTS TO COMING BRIDE
Busy Magazine Peddler Has
Been In Town; the News
Harvest

Good Thunder, August 4-The
Concordia club went TO the Gust
Wiedenheft home in a body on Fri
day evening. A club shower was
given Miss Meta Reinhart, one Of the
members who will be an autumn
bride. A beautiful cut glass fruit bowl
was presented to her as remember
ance of the club. Dainty refreshments
were served. Miss Reinhart has been
employed as clerk at the Wiedenheft
Bros. store for several years, during
friends. Miss Reinhart lett Sunday
for the twin cities for a few days
visit after which she will go TO her
home in Amboy. -,
Mrs. e. Buelow Of Mankato Is spend
ing the week at the Henry Preuss
home.
Frank Schwan Of Vernon Center
called on his brother Albert here Sat
urday afternoon.
Shock threshing runs are all about
done. The grain yields we'll consid-
of wheat reports are thirteen to
twenty bushels and oats about forty.
Mrs. Ed. Stehlin and little grand
daughter Florence Fqeischman of
Mankato came Saturday afternoon
to spend Sunday with Mrs. Stehlin's
aged mother Mrs Sonnabend and her
brother William Sonnabend and fam
lily.
Mr., and Mrs. Albert Pap. SON and
daughters of Vernon Center and G..
Pap Of Wisconsin attended church
visited at the William Ziemke home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Peters accom-
panied by Miss Meta Reinhart drove
to Minneapolis Sunday morning to
visit relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Pufahi of Mimi
esota Lake were callers here Satur-
day.
Miss Clara Billet was a business
caller at the county seat Tuesday
afternoon.
The Misses NARROW of Vernon Gen.
ter visited with their brother Will
and wife on Tuesday.
Gottlieb Sonnabend and wife and
children motored to Lewisyille Sum
day To attend mission festival
there and visit with the formers
brother August Sonnabend.
Theodore Sonnabend and family Of
st. Peter spent Sunday at the home
Of his brother Will Sonnabend and
family.
Rev. J. G. Schneider went to Ceres
co Sunday where he conducted morn
Mr.. and Mrs. George Schnieberger
and son Of Amboy spent Sunday at
the ZONE Of Mr.. and Mrs. g. Miller.
Miss Selma Rnsin left Wednesday
evening for Wisconsin, where she
will visit relatives at WATERFOWL,
Waupon, Juneau and other places.
She will visit with cousins in North
Lakotu before returning home to re-
sumo her school duties.
Tha cl<x y~oir Hf \
Monday forenoon was worth much as
all nature and humans are refreshed
and feel more life. Pastures were
sure brown, but now are getting a
little green.
Miss Lydia schlicker began work
at the Tyson Candy Kitchen on Mon
day.
The most frequent statesmen to
canvass from house to house are the
never ceasing line Of book agents,
who come to this village these last
book, magazine and paper. So far
this week only three have gone from
door to door and stop the busy house
wives from their work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Tyson were
business callers at Mankato Tuesday
evening.
walter Runge will hold a public
auction sale on MS farm one half
mile west Of the village on the Daniel
Boone trail Monday afternoon, Aug,
ust 6. He will sell all of his farm
machinery, horses and cattle.
Miss Selma Preuss, who has EN-.
ployment in the modiste shop of Miss
Katherine Pugh Mankato came home
Saturday to spend her vacation with
the home folks.
Prof. c. Bode and daughter Miss
Frieda of Vernon Center were cal
lers here Tuesday afternoon.
Wayne McGrew and sister Mary
returned home Monday from an auto
trip to Luverne where they visited
their sister, Mrs. Ed Halves.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Boyer and son
Walter left Tuesday for, their home
at Racine, Wis. via the auto route,
after visiting at the August Kruger
home for two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Nruager well
coined a baby girl into their home
Tuesday.