The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1922-11-03
CONCERT AT GOOD
THUNDER IS DATED
Boys Band In That Village
Will Give Program
ORCHESTRA IS FORMED
Number of People Go To Vernon
Center Where Surprise Party
Was Held

Good Thunder, October 31.-Miss
Frieda Mielke spent the week end
with her friend Miss Selma Rosin
at Mankato, where the latter attends
The State teachers college.
A large number Of staunch demo
Gratis drove TO Mankato Wednesday
evening and attended the speech
given Dy MRS. Anna Dickie. OteSen,
who is the democratic candidate. for
United States senator. All seem
very enthusiastic about Mrs. Olesen.
Inc little town has ONCE seekers
as visitors each day. Soon the cam
algnihg will be over.
The Juvenile band has its weekly
rehearsa1s every Thursday night In
the city hall. The little lads are
working hard to prepare themselves
for q concert which will be given
within few weeks. Henry Gerlach
and several assistants say that the
boys are doing excellent work. The
public is anxiousiy awaiting the OPP
portunity 10 hear them as they cap
Iivate the audience with their skill
Z A seven piece orchestra has been or
ganized and has its regular practice
on Friday evening. Many good mus
ical treats are IN store Tor the win
ter season.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Erich and
family. who lived on the farm known
as. the old william Eberhart farm
north OF here. moved TO this village
last week and viii occuis the rooms
above the Pautsch Produce store for
the winter months. In spring they
farm now occupied by Mr.. and Mrs.
August Berger
Mr.. and Mrs Wilbur Macrafc and
babe returned to their home at Dec :,
atur, Ill, on Wednesday by auto. at
9ter spending a month here with rel
atives and friends. Mrs. Macraflc
was formerly Miss Martha Kruger
OF this place. -
Miss HENRIETTA Redemske of South
Shore, S. D., is visiting at the Otto
Rosin home and other relatives
Willard sBusby OF Vernon Center
was business caller here last
Thursday.
Jar. and Mrs. Walter Herzberg
were Mankato callers on Thursday.
lhe teachers Of the State Teachers
college, Mankato, and of the high
sChCol attended the NJ. E. A. con-
venuon at Minneapolis Thursday and
.-aaS. The following stuuents were
hone during the vacation. Clara
heitugg, Elsa Sohre, Selma Resin,
Ine. esa Mountain, Cornelia Bode,
L.4;ie Haul and Hattie Manthei.
MISS Esther Kaul and friend Miss
sylvia zuefke, who teach in a COM
ssnuated school near Wo-thlng Lon,
came Tuesday to visit with Miss
MAILS relatives The ladies will have
1.-TWO weeks vacation. 1t is the
Ca-Ioln in that part Of the state to
La.sS j vacation OF two weeks in
.-tSn the children are to assist In
u4Sh.ng corn. =
Miss Erna Sonnabend of Mankato
spene sunday here with her parents.
air. and Mrs. Walter Runge, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Zastrow and chill
dren, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Schneider
and Mrs. Emma Redemske rnotored
z to Vernon Center Tuesday evening
and helped to surprise Mr.. and Mrs.
W.. Roebeck of North Dakota, who
are visiting with the ladies' mother,
Mrs. A. Muske and other relatives.
The occasion was the silver or TWEEN
ty- nth wedding anniversary Mrs.
Roebeok was formerly Miss Hattie
Muske. About fifty were present.
The evening was spent in visiting
A fsumptuous midnight supper was
and various games were played.
served rom the baskets brought by
the guests. Many beautiful and use
the couple, who departed for their
home in North Dakota on We'd
nesday. after spending =, several
weeks in the state. Mrs. Fred Berg
man and son Otto went to South
Dakota last week to attend the wed :
ding OF relative, also to visit with
her parents. They returned home
Saturday evening.
Miss Hulda Block, teacher in the
Kaul school, spent Saturday at Man
= kato with her sister Alvina, who at
tends high school there.
Mr.. and|Mrs. Fred Rurge Of West
Mankato visited with their son and
wife Thursday evening.
A group of young folks gathersd at
the Albert Sombke home Sunday ev-
ening. II was a birthday party for
Walter Sombke.
Gust Wiedenheft and son Henry
= and Otto Rosin drove TO Perch Lake
triday afternoon and enjoyed an ev-
ening duck shoot. They each got
their share.
+. e. Hartwig Of Junius, S. D., be-
gan his duties as station agent here
Monday morning, having received
the aplbintmentN e. v. Fried, who
has been the agent here. is moving to
Litchheld. Mrs. Hartwig arrived
wednesday. They will occupy the
rooms above the barber shop.
- Mrs. c. E. Bowling of Sioux Falls,
weeks visit with her sister, Mrs. F.
II. Griffin and. family. ~.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. D. Robinson and
children motored to Minneapolis
Friday afternoon to visit with rel
atives over Sunday. n.
Mrs. Emma Wfucke and son Wal
ter visited Sunday afternoon with
Alr. and Mrs. Hugo Kunz in North
Mankato.
MANA AZ. T,ooa, r,oSo-.a, -
daughter Lois and Janet of Butter
nuts Valley motored to the village
Saturday and spent the day with
friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Radtke are
visiting with relatives at Chicago for
two weeks. Miss Elsa Radtke, who
has employment at Mankato is al
home during her parents absence.
OUT TRIvoLi WAY
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