The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1922-05-26
CONCERT AT GOOD
THUNDER IS LIKED
SENIORS AT BETHANY GAVE
PLEASING EVENT
NOTES PICKED BY WAY
Lyra Unit Farm Bureau Held
Interesting Meeting; Per-
sonal Mention.

| thursday evening several OF the
seniors Of the music department Of
Bethany Ladies college of Mankato
save a concert at the opera house.
MIs. J. =. Laukandt and son Or
lanuo assisted in the splendid pro-
gam which was rendered Tor a large
audience DR.. J. +. Laukandt, dean
or the music department OF the col
lege, had charge OF the program.
The following program was given,
which received loud applause and
was much appreciated by the music
lovers Of the village.
Piano solo. Renata Laukandt.
Vocal. He was Prince. Miss Con-
stance knutson; piano accompani-
! ment, Miss Lornetta Wagner.
| Vocal. Little Home With You.
Renata Laukandt; accompanied by
Violin solo, Orlando Laukandt;
accompanied by DR.. ]. F. Laukandt,
Vocal, In Memory, Ny Shadow"
Lornetta Wagner; accompanied by
Miss Laukandt.
Reading, The Old Violin and
Mammys Baby, Mrs. J. r. Laukandt
Piano solo, Renata Wagner.
Violin solo, Orlando Laukandt.
Vocal. AT Sswn. Constance Knut-
son.
Vocal. Happy Day. Lornetta wag-
ner.
Vocal duet, Whispering Hope,
Lornetta Wagner and Constance
knutson; accompanied by Renata
Laukandt.
Vocal Fleeing Day. Constance
knutson, Lornetta Wagner and
Martha Luther, accompanied by
Miss Laukandt.
Violin solo, Orlando Laukandt;
In spite OF the showers of Wed
nesday afternoon and bad roads a
large number gathered at the R. e,
Campbell home north of town for
the Lyra unit Farm Bureau meeting.
The Blue Earth Valley Farmers
club cordially ask tn. unit to join
, in their picnic June Z, TO be held at
the beautiful farm: home of Mr.. and
Mrs. viii Bryson The invitation
was accepted and all plan to attend
and make it a grand old time of en-
| joyment An interesting program
was givesn by the club members,
Mrs. W. H. Denison of Amboy.
who is candidate for state repres-
entative, gave an interesting talk
on public health. Supper was serv.
ed from baskets brought by the
members.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gertjenson
and children Harold and Louisa of
Graf Of Mankato motored, to the
village Monday and visited at the
Fred Pautsch home.
! Earl McGrew of Ftilda visited
with his mother, Mrs. Minnie Nc
Grew of Fulda visited with his
mother Mrs Minnie McGrew a few
! days last week.
Mrs. A. Reinhart Of Amboy had
dental work done here Saturday.
Mrs Louis Peters and daughters
Elaine and Jean Alice are visiting
with Mr.. Peters parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Peters at Mankato.
Or and Mrs. J. T; Schesselman
Mankato were Sunday visitors here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will DEWITT and
children Of Amboy called at the
William NARROW home Saturday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. j. Seliey of. St.
Paul visited with the latter's sister.
Mrs. Emma Dalluge and other rel
atives. They returned to their home
Monday evening.
Mrs. Walter Herzberg and little
daughter Marian Ellen returned
from Ashipun, Wis, Sunday after
spending week with her mother
and other relatives. Her brother
Richard accompanied them home
and will assist with the work on
the farm.
Mr. and Mrs. E. v. Fried and lit
tie son Geo,ge and Anna drove to
Litchfield Saturday in Mr.. Fried's
ear and returned Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. Fried attended to business con-
nected with the movie theatre he
owns at that place.
shipped down three cars iof their
pure bred Holstein cattle to Man
kato sales pavilion on Saturday.
They will sell their entire herd of
fifty head Of first grade Holstein-
! rtesian cattle at Q complete dis
Sohre is at Mankato looking after
the welfare of the cattle who had
the best of barns and care while on
the modern farm of Sohres. The
reason for this sale is that Frank
Sohre will retire from the farm.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Zettler and
son DR.. Walter Zettler OF Mankato
motored to this place Sunday and
spent the day with Mr.. and Mrs.
VIII Bruss.
Mrs. George Barnard and son
Higard returned home from Rocf-
ester Saturday. Mr.. Hilgard under
went a nasal operation at the fam
Gus Mayo hospital. He is getting
along fine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gust Wollschlaeger
OF Vernon Center visited at the
4 homes Of William Ziemke and Otto
Rosin Sunday.
Frank P. Fairchild is at the I'm =
manuel hospital at Mankato, where
he Is receiving treatments.
DR.. T. F. Morse OF Sioux Falls
S. D., held an open air mission
meeting on the street Saturday ev-
ening. Sunday he conducted serv-
ices at the Baptist church in the
forenoon and evening. There was
q large attendance at both services.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius PAIL and
daughter IvadueH Of Vernon Center
visited at the Otto Rosinr home
Sunday.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Pautsch
and children were Sunday evening
callers at the W. Pap home in