The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1922-05-05
MOVING DAY SAW
CHANGEINW[LAGE
GOOD THUNDER FOLK OBJ.
SERVE MAY FIRST
NEWS STORIES PICKED
Gerbart Graf Suffered Injury to
Eye; Personal Notes; Gen.
eral Happenings.

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of Gilmore, Mimi, motored to this
place Sunday and spent the day
with Mrs. Franks parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Pautsch and other rela-
tives. They report that the Daniel
Boone trail from Gilmore to this
place was in an excellent condition
for fast driving.
The Maple River Study club met
with Mrs. Robert Pautseh on
Tuesday evening. Various business
out. The next meeting. will be
held May 8 with Mrs. c. D. Robin
son as hostess.
Miss Minnie FRANKIE of Blue
Earth spent Friday afternoon with
her cousin, Mrs. William Bruss.
Gerhart Graf met with q very
painful accident Friday, while at
work. A small particle of emery
few into his eyes. He consulted eye
specialists at Mankato at once,
who promised to save the eye.
Monday, the first day of May,
was moving day in the village; A.
to the old Deciding house. Mrs,
Emma Dalluge and children moved
into the house vacated by. Damn
helms. She purchased this resi-
dence of Adoiph Petroske. Mrs.
Annie Voecks and children moved
| into the rooms above the printing
office. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Nc
Grew and little son moved onto the
small farm that they purchased OF
Mrs. Voecks.
Mrs: Anie voecks' auction on
Friday was attended by a large
crowd. All goods sold we'll and in
very short time. NJ. j. Ryan OF
Napoleon was the auctioneer.. The
First National bank clerked the
sale.
Tie Darge garage sold two new
Buick SKIES last week to Gustav Graf
and William Koberg.
Miss Erna Behnke is the new
clerk at the Sohre Brothers gen
eral merchandise store.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Tanner and
children Of Eagle Lake visited with
the laters sister, Mrs. c. D. Arm
strong and family Saturday and
Sunday.
Miss Selma Preuss of Mankato
spent Sunday with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Preuss.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Willie. Voecks and
Miss I. Yaeger Of Mapleton attend
ed the auction sale OF Mrs. Annie
Mr. and Mrs. K. F. Pautsch, Mr..
and Mrs A. f. Billet and daughter
Miss Clara autoed to Mankato
/ Sunday afternoon and visited with
Mrs. A: LAedloff and her son. DIT.
Friday afternoon St. Clair high
school baseball nine and a number
Of reuters came over and crossed
bats with the high school boys:
The score was II to 2 in favor of
Miss Selma Rosin came home
Friday evening from Vernon Cen.
ter, where she closed a successful
term Of school in the Porter dis
trict. This was Miss Rosin's sec
ond term in that district.
Miss Wilfred Gregory and babe
of Battle Creek, Mich, visited at
the George Schram home the past
week.
Mrs. Manferd Benedict and
daughter Lucille OF Mapleton spent
Sunday here with relatives.
Mr., and Mrs. Henry Zumke and
three daughters Of West Vernon
motored to this place Sunday
morning and spent the day with
the William Zumke and Gust Arndt
Harry Tietz of Lacrosse. Wis. is
spending the week with his broth
or Charles and family, and also
calling on friends.
Henry Preus and family moved
their household goods into the
apartment above the r. +. Pautsch
feed store. They will reside here
until school closes, when they will
| NanLofn WHARF fhaV
purchased the Polchow residence.
Otto Possin and family moved into
thee Preuss residence, which they
purchased the first Of this week.
Leo Mountain was a Mankato
caller Saturday morning, going
there to consult doctor. Leo has
been sick for the past week.
| Miss .Tillie Meyer spent Friday
at Mankato with relatives and
Rev. A. C. Bode will go to Worth
;ugton Saturday to preach at the
seventy fifth anniversary OF the
will be held there on Sunday.
Services in the American language
| will be held here at the St Johns
Lutheran church on Sunday even
Mr.. and Mrs. G. werges of Am
boy were Sunday afternoon visit
ors at the Fred Bruscke home. -,
Prof. J. c. G. Kruger OF the
Lutheran parochial church attend
ed a teachers conference at st,
Paul last week.
Rev. A. c. Bode notored to Tru-
man to attend the Southwestern
ministers conference there. En-
route home he called on his broth
er Prof. H. c. Bode at Willow
Creek.
| Monday morning to have an exam IS
nation at the Mayo clinic.
Horace Franklin closed sue
cessful term of school Thursday
with a picnic in district No.. 81,
better known as the Blume school:
| Louis Kruse and children OF
Mankato spent Sunday afternoon
at the Paul Sperra home.
Henry Ziemke of Vernon Center
was a business caller here on Mon
day. = ,..-
morning Of the arrival of a baby boy
At the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Schultz of Mapleton. Mother and
baby are doing fine. Mrs. Schultz
was formerly Miss Elna Meyer OF
this place.
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