The Mankato free press., 1922-01-27
MANkATo FREE PRESS

Pes6 QutChtys fICtiOid musiC was
very much enjoyed as popular songs
were accompanied by the singing of
guests. At midnight luncheon was
served in novel way by Mrs. PAIL.
assisted by Mrs. Will Pahl. The guests
departed at Q wee hour and declared
Mr.. and Mrs, Pahl royal entertainers.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. John Karels,
baby boy, Monday.
Arnold Kiezer. who holds the posi-
ton Of cashier Ut Fox Lake bank,
spent Sunday at the L. Talbot home.
Mrs. A.. r Cotherman and little
son, ROLAND. arrived home last even
ing from visit Of several days With
the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lane. and other relatives at Winnie
bago and Huntley.
Harry Morris Is back to his duties
as mail carrier on Route 2, after an
enforced vacation OF few days. en-
tertaining the grippe. Virgil Dim.
mick. an ex-seFyice man, substituted
as carrier.
MRS. Edna Harwood and children of
Montana. who are visiting the for
mers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Bailey at Amboy, visited this week at
the home OF her cousin, Harry Bailey
and family.
William Boughton is up from his
home in Mankato, visiting his moth
er and brother, George, also his sis
ter. Mrs. Lon Wyman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Rosin of Good
Thunder called on their daughter,
Miss Selma, at the Gust Wollschlaeg-
er home Saturday afternoon. Miss
Rosin teaches in the Porter school. -
Lorenz Schwarts and John Bode left
Monday for Minneapolis, where they
will take up q three months course in
Professor Hugo Frey of Mankato
came out Friday evening to direct
the practice of the Willow Creek
band. which meets at the parochial
school at Willow Greek. The boys of
the band are doing well in their mu
sical Improvement under the able di-
rsctorship OF Professor Frey.
Miss Frieda Bcde, who Is taking
up a dressmaking course at Mankato,
spent the week end with her parents,
Professor and Mrs. H. c. Bode.
The young people of the Walther
league of the Lutheran church were
entertained in the beautiful farm
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. August
evening. A few invited guests from
b1C V4lAG6C WOAO AAhOh6 IhOoO Who
enjoyed this very happy occasl IN.
Mrs. Mary Cornish returned on the
evening train Wednesday from Fari-
bault, where she had been on. visit
TO her son and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs.
s. B. Cornish.
Among those present at the ditch
hearing in Mankato Thursday were
Messrs. Peterson, Starbuck, Kraus,
Wendlandt and the Mertersdorf bro
theirs of North Vernon.
Miss Gertha Paap is assisting with
the household duties at the John Hal
verson home this week.
Among those from here that at
tended the choral concert given at
Bethany college, Mankato. Monday
evening were Herbert and Erich Kier-
bot, Matilda Cioeter Rose Hohenstein
and Gertha Paap.
Mrs. Herman NARROW is confined to
her room with hard attack of grippe.
Mrs. Lefie Warren. spent Wednes
day afternoon and part of Thursday
with her sister, Mrs. Lulu Gates, al
so enjoying visit with her nephew,
DR., Morse Gates. Of Collins, Colo.
Comrades ]. II. Robinson and Chet
Bailey attended the funeral services
Of Mr.. 8. s. Doty in Amboy Thurs
day Afternoon. The funeral was in
charge OF the L O. o. r. lodge at that
place, who cared for him during his
last iilness. r. e. Cooper, member
of the order was among those from
here to attend and take part in the
ceremonials.
Vernon friends Of w. J. Bryson of
Good Thunder and Miss Jean Alice
Pattinson were pleasantly surprised
on learning Of their marriage that
took place last week in Rochester at
the home OF the brides brother. The
farm. two miles west Of Good Thun-
der In beautiful new home just re-
Gently completed, where their friends
win find the latch string always on
the outside Of the door. All extend
to Mr.. and Mrs. Bryson hearty con-
gratpiat tions and best wishes for a
long and happy married life.