The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1922-05-19
news FROM GOOD
THUNDER IS LISTED
GoPHERS MET DEFEAT AT
HANDS OF VILLAGERS
SOCIAL EVENTS PICKED
Business Men Pleased With Ad-
dress Delivered BY Mac
intosh.

Good Thunder, May 13.-The Co
pher baseball team of Mankato
came here Sunday afternoon and
played the high school team here.
Both teams played their best. The
score was to in favor of the To-
cal team. Victor Sperra and Martin
Radtke pitched the balls Tor the To-
cal team. The games OF the high
school draw large crowds and play
better than some adult teams.
Mr.. and Mrs. William koberg and
sons Elmer and Raymond and Mr..
and Mrs. William MARROW motored
to Winnebago Sunday afternoon IN
the formers new Buick car. They
called on Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Blankenburg. who were former res
idents here. Mr.. Blankenburg con
ducts grocery and meat market at
Winnebago now. 17h
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Wrucke
and Mrs. Louis Wrucke drove to
Faribault Saturday and visited al
Sunday. Miss Elsie Wrucke, who
assisted with the house work at the
Schultz home for a few weeks, re-
turned home with her arents.
Emil Rosin and family visited at
the August Schultz home in Am
boy Sunday afternoon. School clos
ed in the KatIl district No. SO on
Friday with a picnic. Miss kath-
crime Caven taught in that district.
Miss Theresa Mountain returned
home Thursday from Rochester.
where she was with her brother
Leo for few days. ~
Carl Wiebolt of Pennington spent
Sunday at the Louis Wrucke home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Pautsch and
daughter Cornelia, Mrs. Boyd ana
little son and her mother, Mrs. Ely
ers and Miss Amanda Gerfach mo-
tored to Blue Earth, Winnebago
and Rapidan dam Sunday on
pleasure trip. ~
Mrs. Ed Mountain went to St.
Joseph's hospital Monday for treat
ments.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ikier. ST.. and
son Herman OF Vernon Center and
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ikier, Jr:, OF
Ceresco were visitors here at the
William Meyer home Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Flo of RaPidan
called at the Lutheran parsonage
with Mrs. Bode Sunday evening.
Mrs. Emma Wrucke and son
Walter were county seat shoppers
Wednesday, also calling on the for
mer's daughter, Mrs. Hugo Kunz
in North Mankato
Miss Ethel Markham visited with
friends at Judson last week, re-
turning home Tuesday evening.
The voluntary fire department
was well represented at the South
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held at Wells Wednesday evening.
Frank Griffin. Paul Sperra. Arno
Darge and Arthur Dannhein from
here drove down in the afternoon
and returned that evening after
the meeting.
Albert Berndt of LitchfieId was
here on business Friday.
Adolph Raul is driving new five
passenger Chevrolet touring car,
purchased of the Darge garage the
forepart of the week.
Mrs. Emma Dalluge and children
and Mrs. Anna Voecks and son Rol-
afternoon and transacted business
there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Mielke ami
children and Miss FTieda Mielker
autoed to Winnebago Sunday after
noon and called on friends.
Mrs. August Lienke and Mrs.
Walter Lienke and two little sons
of Lakefeld spent the past week /,
with the formers sister. Mrs. c. C.
Bruscke and other relatives.
Neighbors and friends gathered
at the Gustav Lemrhul home sat
urday evening and tended Mrs
her birthday anniversary, Well fill
ed baskets were brought and a good
time was had by enjoying various
games and music.
Gustav Wiedenheft. Arthur Sohrc
Robert Pautsch, Carl Young, Ger
hart Graf, Will NARROW. Henry
Mielke, Fred Bruscke and Charles
Tietz motored to Mankato Wednes-
day evening and attended the an
nual banquet and meeting OF the
Advertising Forum held at the Ma
sonic Temple. The above named
business people are members of the
association, who were the invited
guests OF the Mankato business
heads. The principal speaker of the
evening was Charles Macintosh,
president of the Advertising clubs
of the world. His tonic was More
Business for 1922. The local bust
ness men were more than pleased
with the meeting and express their
sincere thanks to the Mankato fe.
lowmen.
Mrs. William Stratton OF P,4s
City is visiting with her brother
Rov out en- the old homestead.
On wednesday afternoon. May Il.
the Farm Bureau of this town snins
Will hold its meeting at, the RaIpk
CaTapbell farm home in the 3 ter
noon. !. good and profitable tire
is assured All are asked 20 hrins
baskets as supper viii: be eater
there.
Rev. and Mrs. r. often ard
daughter of Blue Earth, who visited
at New Ulm. stopped here NJ the
G. 4. Wiedenheft home Wednesday
or their way home.
Addition to ST. Mary's Was Put
Into Commission Today