The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1922-09-01
JOHN PALM TOOK
UNTO SELF BRIDE
HEAD OF GOOD THUNDER
SCHOOLS is MARRIED
STORIES FROM VILLAGE
Ford Car Collided With Lumber
Wagon; Comings and
Goings Related

Good Thunder, August 29.-Cards
were received last Week announc
ing the marriage of Miss Minnie
Bye of Boyd, Minn.4 to Professor
John Palm. principal of the local
school, August 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gottlieb Sonnabend
and children visited Sunday with
the. Henry, Kopischke family in
Willow Creek. ~
Good Thunder was we'll repres-
ented at the Garden City fair last
week. The local band played there
on Thursday and delighted the
crowd with their splendid music.
Many compliments and praise was
given them, which the correspond
ent thinks was due them. Band
concerts are gwen in the village by
the band every Wednesday evening.
All readers OF these items and their
friends are asked TO come to Good
Thunder and hear the concerts. a
splendid feature Is always given Dy
some local talent.
Miss Selma RoSin returned homo
Saturday evening from vernon
Center, where she visited with her
many friends made during the two
years she taught in the Porter
school west OF vernon Center.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry kaasch, MI.
and Mrs. Henry Pautsch and lamlly
letI mere. Monday afternoon tor
low a, where they stopped over night
with their sister, Mrs. William
FRANKIE and family, continuing their
trim home to Lahoma, Okla the
next day after visiting with rela-
tiyes here for three weeks.
Miss Hulda Block of West Yer
non mas been engaged to teach the
Kaul school in district No. IS, south
of town. on the Daniel Boone trail.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Hennlng
and little son, Jack, OF Sauk Cen
ter motored to this place FRIDAY.
Iney we're accompanied nome b!
Mrs. Henning's sister, Miss Fried
herzberg, who spent the summer
vacation with them. MIR. Hennlng
returned home Monday morning
Mrs. fleming and son will visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Herzberg Tor a few weeks.
Miss Esther Schneider spent sun
day at the William Just home al
Rapidan.
mrs. August Topper left Tues,
day morning for her home at Min
neapolis alter visiting here and at
MapIeton SINCE Memorial day. Mrs.
Toepper is a pioneer settler mere
and makes it a custom to spend the
summer months here with friends.
She is in her eighty Iourtn year anu
spry enough to MAKE the trip all
otto Wiedenheft and family are
visiting at Sioux Fails ;. d. WIN
this week
ON Monday, viii Kruggel sold
his personal property on MS farm
at public auction. a very large
cIoNu assembled early ana eagerly
an aited the time TO start the sale.
NJ. ]. Ryan OF Mapleton was the
auctloneer. Henry Mielke OF the
First National bank, clerk. Every
thing sod rapidly and brought good
prices. Mr.. kruggel has hot zen
nitely decided what he will do in
the future.
Rev. ]. G. Schneider went to
Wells Saturday, where he on sun
day delivered a sermon at the mis-
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Dewitt and
daughter, Selma, and son, Walton
returned home Saturday evening
from Caledonia, where they spent
the week with Theodore DeWltz
ana FANNY. c,-
/ spent the past week with her friend
Miss Loretta Sonnabend.
Miss Lillian REEVE Of West YER
non spent the past week with her
cousin Miss Ida Matzke.
Sunday being an ideal day many
motored to Mankato to attend the
band concert given there in the al;
ternoon by the Mankato Municipal
band and enjoy picnic dinners and
suppers. Among the picnickers
liam Koberg family, Mr.. and Mrs:
A F Billet, Clara Ziemke, Mr.. and
Mrs. Otto Rosin and daughter, Sci.
Saturday evening the Ford car
owned and driven by Adolph Wo-
iahn colLded with a lumber wagon
driven by ]. Markham. AS the car
had no lights the accident TOOK
place. The car turned over when
Il demolished the wagon. Fortun :
ately no one was injured. Inc &C
cident happened near the otto
n Rosin home. .o,,,,,,,
win hold its annual mission fesu-
val at the church Sunday. Services
in the morning, afternoon and even
ing Rev. A. Nolte of Gilmore, Rev
] Janke of Vernon Center and rev
e. Zemke OF Fairmont will deliver
Doiard Russell of Vernon Center
was a business caller here Tuesday
DR.. and Mrs. A. L. Schuldt, Mr.
and Mrs. George Schram and Bon :
ME Mountain were Sunday callers
Rev. ]. Stoll, colored missionary,
who worked among the negroes OF
the south, gave a very interesting
talk on the Lutheran missionary
work and churches in the south al
st. Johns Lutheran church Iues-
Say evening. He spoke In the
American and German Language;
Many from the congregations oil
willow Creek, Vernon Center, Am
% hov and Rapidan attended and
ereatly enjoyed the address, which
,as indeed a rare treat.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl o. .Sohre oil
Morristown visited Sunday here
with relatives.
woman Driver Injured.
TSpecial to The Free Press.1
pu.bmore, Mimi. August 29.-Mrs.
1ynrv Johnson, wife Of a farmer near
IT, was seriously injured when the
ne She was driving was forced off the
a. ca near Chandler. The driver OF the
nJher car was driving at great speed