The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1922-09-15
Vacation Days For
Riddles Are Ended
Teachers and Scholars Ready For
Work In The School Rooms,
Good Thunder

| Sooo lnunoer
I Good Thunder, September va,
, cation days are over. Teachers and
students are beginning their school
duties this week. Those from here
who are teaching are Miss Amanda
Gerlach, Welcome; Minna Gerlach,
St Clair: Elizabeth Gerlach, Hen
derson; Evelyn Gerlach, Owatonna;
GenevieVe Mccarthy, Little Falls:
Esther Raul, near Worthington;
Mary McGrew, Albert Lea; Alma
Bode, Albert Lea; Mabel Campbell,
/ Redfield, S. D., Hallet Franklin, AL
den; Alma Darge, Mankato. Those
who are attending school are Miss
es Selma Rosin. Clara Kellogg,
Theresa Mountain and Elsa Sohre,
Teachers I,;asdn S. College at Mankato;
Misses Cornelia Bode, Hattie Man
thei and Lillian Kaul Mankato high
school: Florence Sperra, Irma Pos
sin and Gertrude Wrucke, high
school at Mapleton; Madeline Nc
Carly and Mildred Schneiderhan,
Good Counsel Academy at Manka-
to: Arthur Mountain at st. Mary's.
Winona. Those teaching in district
schools near here are Theresa Nor
rel in the Cable Mill school, Miss
Lou Fitzsimmons of Alpha in the
| Wingen school. Margaret McCarty
non Center will teach the Kaul
school. Horace Franklin will again
teach the Blume district, Agnes
FitZsimmons will teach in the Flyn
district, c. Hobda of lie Sueur will
teach in the Wur district. Katherine
Caven will teach the Fitzsimmons
district
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Pohl OF
Vernon Center visited at the Viii
liam Ziemke home Friday.
I The Ladies' Aid OF the Emmanuel
Lutheran church met with Mrs.
Gottlieb Sonnabend Friday after
noon.
Mrs. Wilbur McCrafie and baby
or Rockford, ILL.,, came Saturday for
visit with her mother, Mrs. Muel-
Ter and other relatives here and at
/ Vernon Center.
! Mrs. Frank Rosin and Mrs. Emma
Dalluge left Tuesday morning for
ST. Paul to wit with Mrs. A. Selle
and attend the state fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gust Arndt and
daughter Lynda, Adolph KauI and
Mrs. William Zlemke left Saturday
by auto for Hector to visit with re-
latives for few days.
! Frieda Mielke and Clara Ziemke
left Monday morning for st. Paul to
attend the state fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. William REEVE of
West Vernon visited Sunday with
the Carl Matzke family.
E. V. Freid of Litchfield motored to
this place Sunday and visited with
friends Mrs. Fried, who has been
him.
Sunday the st. Johns Lutheran
church held its annual mission fes-
uval services In the morning ser
vices were conducted by Rev. w.
Nolte of Eimore, the afternoon ser
vice by Rev. p. Jank of Vernon
Center 21i Rev. o. Zemeke of Fair
mont preached in the evening. A
very large number were present ar
all three services. -iany from Am
boy, Vernon Center, Rapidan, Man
kato and Mapleton were in attend
ance.
Editor Carl Young and wife, Mr..
and Mrs. William Kayl drove to the
cltles Thursday to attend the state
fair. They will also visit with rela-
lives at Elk River a few days.
Mrs. Christina Kie.zer OF Vernon
center was a Sunday caller at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Wag-
ner.
Miss Martha Radtke returned to
Minneapolis Thursday after spend
ing months vacation here with
I her parents.
Miss Lynda Billet went to Man.
kato the first Of the week to take I'D
her work as assistant city school
nurse.
| AdQlph and Elvin Pautsch visited
with their friend, Edgar Preuss, at
Mankato, Friday also attending the
circus there.
MIR. and Mrs. Otto Geise and son.
Mrs. Thomas Drever and son and
Emil Ziemke all of Tracy drove to
this place Saturday and spent Sun
day at the William Ziemke home.
Sunday evening they left for Yer
non Center and Lewisvilfe to visit
with relatives returning to this
place Tuesday and visited with Mr..
and Mrs. Theodore. Pautsch.
Misses Pearl Harner and CorneIia
Pautsch spent Thursday and Friday
with their friend, Miss Olga Preuss
lat Mankato
Frank Wandersee and son and
daughter of Limetown visited with
Albert Birr on Sunday.
William Arndt of Truman spent
Sunday and Labor Day at home
here.
Mr.. and Mrs Theodore Hoffman
and children of Owatonna visited
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. William
Brusse.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Packer anG
children motored to Ledyard, Iowa.
Sunday and spent the day with old
friends.
John Dietman was called to Man
kato hospital Sunday by the serious
illness of his sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Rosin and
DR.. p. A. Schmidt motored to Rem
vile Sunday to spend the day with
the Schmidt family, who are nicely
settled in their new home. The
doctor will join them about the mid =
die of next month.
Martha and Rose kellogg left
Tuesday for Minneapolis. Miss
Martha goes to the State University
and Miss Rose will attend the East
Side high school,
Mrs. Henry Thul and little daugh-
ter Irene Grace visited at the
Charles Herzberg home, Monday.
FRACTURED HIS ARM
Herman PoIkow of Snr;nnf;sId