The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1922-10-27
Prefer Minnesota
e. Climate To West
DEWITT Family Return to Former
Home In Good Thunder From
Colorado
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and Mrs. William Bruss went to
Sleepy Eye Friday to attend the
funeral OF the latter's sister. Grand
mother Bruss and her two little
great grandchildren are staying
with Mrs. Frank Bruss at Mankato
during their absence.
William DEWITT of Amboy is re-
modelling the farm home of his
brother Paul, who with is family re-
Gently returned from Colorado. Mr..
DEWITT will put his farm buildings in
first class order. They are making
their home on the farm which proves
to. be the best place after all. The
DEWITT family have spent several
years in California and Colorado
for their health, but find Minnesota
climate the best. .-I s4u
Misses Selma Rosin and Elsa
Sohre, students at the State Teach
ers' college, Mankato, spent the
week end with the home folks.
On Thursday a group of ten young
people enjoyed weiner roast on
the banks of the Blue Earth river
bon fire was built around which the
merry company enjoyed the juicy,
sizzling weiners and other, goodies
that the girls had prepared The
snappy weather and beautiful au
tumn in the freight made a pictur-
esque setting.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Pommer-
ankle and mother attended the. fun
eral of Miss Lydia Pommeranke at
Mapleton Friday afternoon.
The Martha society of st. Jos
eph's Catholic church met with Mrs
Timothy Flynn at her home Thurs
day evening. The next meeting will
be held with Mrs. Michael Mountain
November 2.
Miss Mary McGrew of Albert Lea
spent the week end with her mother
Mrs, Minnie McGrew.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Sohre re-
turned home Wednesday from their
wedding trip to Milwaukee and
numerous other places in Wisconsin.
tended the National Dairy Show.
Miss Alfus Nienow of Mapleton is
spending the week end with her
friend Miss Gertrude Wrueke, who
attends high school at Mapieton.
DR.. and Mrs. A. L. Schuldt spent
Sunday with the formers sister at
Albert Lea. e..
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel ,Graeber and
daughter Marie left Monday for Cal.
ifornia, where they will make their
future home. Rev. Schneider and
family will move into the house va
Gated by the Graeber family.
Misses Irma Possin and Florence
Sperra, who attend high school at
Mapleton, spent the week end at
home. .- .
Mr. and Mrs. William Ziemke Wis
tied Sunday with their neighbors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gust Wollschalaeger
in West Vernon. 49, -
William ArndI of Truman visited
Sunday at his home here.
Albert Benzel came last week
from Granada, where he was cngi
neer for a threshing rig during the
fall. sE .
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Rosin and
daughter Selma visited with Mr.. and
Mrs. August Schwarz OF Vernon
Miss FTieda Rosin went to Wells
Saturday night to spend Sunday
with her friend Miss Irma Boettcher.
MI. and Mrs. Gust Wiedenheft and
Helen and Henry motored to Blue
Earth Sunday and visited with Mrs.
Wiedenheft's brother, Rev. A. Oct
jen and family. ..,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bergman and
children visited with relatives in
Willow Creek on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Pietch were
given a surprise party Saturday by
casion being their fifth wedding an
niversary. Luncheon was served at
midnight A very pleasant evening
was spent.
Mrs. J. Haskin of Wells spent
SUNDAY with Mr.. and Mrs. George
Boettcher. 4
Miss Rose Kapischke went to
Mankato Sunday to begin work
there on Monday at the H. Harry
home.
Henry Prcuss OF Mankato and son
George of Arlington visited with
friends here SUNDAY afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. William FRANKIE and
children of Gilmore, Iowa, visited
here Sunday with Mrs. Franke's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Pautch
and other relatives.
Ewald Biese came here Sunday
afternoon from the hospital at
Mankato. where he has been receiy
ing treatments for his leg, which
was injured this, summer while on
Grating tractor on a road job with
John Brown road crew near Maple
ton. All hores Mr.. Biese will soon
be able to r-e his limb as before.
Louis Wrr"Se and daughter Sonh-
ia, Misses Emma Ruhnke and Ida
Possin motored tn Ambov Sunday
afternoon and visited at the H. OIL
niger home. .....
Edward Schwantez who drives
an oil truck out &c Easton. was
Sunday caller at HE home here.
William Meyer had 9 splendid
new front put in hi~ b"ilding last
week nv men FROM ManEato. Fred
Gcsewich Of M"nkatN wili use the
ren'odeled hnildir" fnr undertaking
parlors. Mr. Cosewich recently
Mr. Meyers undertaking
business
Mrs 7. C. c. Krneger eptertained
the Ladies' Aid societg Of st. Johns
7 lutheran church at her home Thurs
day. The regular meeting was held.
GEEK THEATRE OCATION