The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1922-04-21
GOOD THUNDER poINGs
New Manager Is Selected by Bot
ford Lumber Company

ford Lumber Company
Good Thunder, April 1s.-Floyd
Kimball of Minneapolis is spending
his Easter vasation with his mother
Mrs. Mark Tyson.
Harold and Edmund Schlesselman
Of Mankato spent the week end with
their grandparents Mr.. and Mrs. H
c. barge.
Mrs. l.. G. Thompson and babe OF
Minneapolis are spending the week
at the {. d. Robson home. The
ladies are sisters.
| Arthur Mountain, who is student
at St. Theresa college, Winona, is
sending Easter with his mother and
other relatives. Miss Theresa
lake school near Amboy, is also
home for Easter.
Miss Sophie Wrucke spent a few
days of the past week at Farming
ton with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs Louis Wrucke left
Friday afternoon for Burnett, Wis,
to attend the funeral of Mr..
Wrucke's cousin, Mrs. Witte. Mr..
and Mrs. Wrucke will spend a week
visiting at Juneau, Burnett and At
water.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hill
er, a baby daughter, April IL.
Miss Alma barge and her assist
ant teacher Miss Havenicht OF
Bethany college, Mankato, are spend
ing their spring vacation with Miss
Darge's pa: ents and sister.
Miss Esther Raul, a senio of the
State Teachers college, Manka-
to, spent the week end with her
parents. She returned to Mankato
Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Wand and two
daughters, Mr.. and Mrs. Reinholt
Runge and children all of West
Mankato, motored to this place Fri
day to attend services at st. Johns
Lutheran church.
G. w. HuntleS of Miller S. D., has
been engaged by the Botsford Lum-
Der company to act as manager of
the local yards, filling the vacancy
made by the resignation of Charles
Alexander who goes to Jackson. Mr..
Huntley and wife will occupy the
house vacated by Mr.. Alexander.
| Misses Selma Rosin and Clara
kellog, who teach near Vernon Cen
ter, spent Easter at home
Mrs. A. L. Schuldt entertained the
Maple River club at her home Tues
l.
cided to give a card party at the op-
era house Friday, April q, for the
benefit of the band. The club meets
with Mrs. Robert Pautsch in two
weeks.
| Mrs. Carl Wall returned to her
home on Tuesday after spending the
winter with her daughters in South
! Dakota, and Minneapolis.
| Arthur McGrew purchased of Mrs.
Annie Voecks the forty FIVE acre
farm in the city limits, Mr.. and Mrs.
McGrew will take possession May l.
Mrs. Voecks has rented rooms above
the printing office.
Miss Genevieve McCarty of Burt
rum is home on her spring vacation.
+ Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Dimmick
and daughter Elsie Refs of Vernon
Center were here on Sunday looking
over Mrs. Dimmick's property.
The display window at the, G. c.
Bruske and Son hardware store
proved a great attraction the past
week, especially for the youngsters.
Little Carl Bruscke has two big
beautiful Belgian hares comfortably
housed in the window, who lie there
winking their eyes and pricking up
their ears when the window is tap
ped. Master Bruscke is very inter
ested in his rabbits and will soon
have fair sized rabbit farm.
Mrs. Mike Mountain of iris place
was accompanied by her mother. Mrs.
Frank Schwan of Vernon Center to
Rochester, where she VIII undergo
an operation at St. Mary's hospital
Miss Selma Preuss and Leona
Darge of Mankato spent Easter here.
Very beautiful and impressive
services weresheld at the st. Johns
Lutheran church Easter morning
The large church was filled nearly
to its capacity. Services were also
held on Easter Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerhart Graf, Mrs.
A c. Bode Mr.. and Mrs. Otto. Ro-
sin and daughter Selma attended
Easter services Sunday afternoon at
Vernon Center. Rev. A. c. Bode of
this place filled the pulpit.