The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1922-09-08
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Personal and Social Notes; Gen,
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the Village

ana MIS-. L n. LOnlS ana daughter,
Juanita. Mr. and Mrs Floyd Louis
and daughter, Florence. Mrs. J..
Sherk and daughter. Helen, Mrs.
Elizabeth Haskin and daughter,
Dorothy, all Of Wells, motored to this
place Sunday and spent the day Wis
iting with Mr.. and Mrs. George
Boettcher, proprietor of the G. T.
cafe.
Miss Myrtle Nylander left Monday
morning for Minneapolis after
spending two weeks with girl friends
here. Miss Nylander will finish high
school in the cities, having finished
her work here last year.
Miss Gertrude Zemeke of Fairmont
is visiting relatives here.
Misses Mary McGrew and Alma
Bode left Thursday for Albert Lea,
where they both will do department
tai work in the junior high school
there.
Wednesday evening the band gave
Their weekly band concert. A SPLEEN
did program of difficult pieces was
played AS an added special feature
Miss Evelyn Gerlach delighted the
audience with solo, "Shamrocks."
She responded TO an encore. At the
autumn weather sets in the concerts
Will De discontinued NSAl " SuhcS-
day the last concert of the season
will be played.
Misses Alma and Leona Darge re-
turned home Tuesday from trip to
Denver, Colo, and othe- points Of
interest. They were gone about four
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul A. barge and
Miss Lulu Dargs and Fred Bruscke
motored to Howard Lake Sunday to
spend the day with Rev. and Mrs. A.
Often and family. Mrs. Bruscke and
children and Alvin Wiedenheft, who
have been visiting there the past
week, returned home with them
Sunday evening.
ment at Mankato, spent Sunday here
with his wife.
Miss Olga Preus of West Mankato
attended the band concert here
Wednesday and visited till Friday
with her chum, Miss Pearl Harner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred barge and
daughter, Lulu, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
A. Darge, M. and Mrs. William Ul-
rich, Mrs. E. F. Ulrich and daughter,
Ruth. attended the Cooper Tyrholm
wedding at Vernon Center Wednes-
day.
DR.. P. A. Schmidt moved his
household goods to Renville Sunday
by trucks. The family went to their
new home Sunday afternoon SO that
the children may be there for the
beginning of school next week. The
doctor will remain here until the
middle of the month, when he will
take up the practice at Renville.
Rev. F. Often of Blue Earth stop
per here Monday to call on his sis
ter, Mrs. Gust Wiedenheft and fam
lily, while en- route to New Ulm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Heitner and
son, Reuben, moved to town the first
of the week. They have leased the
Deciding house opposite the Luth-
eran church. Mr.. Heitner began
work at the local creamery Septem-
Der 1.
DR.. George SchIesselman and
bride drove to this place Wednesday
and leased the Schroeder apartment.
DR.. Schlesselman will be local ply
stefan and surgeon. He has been
practicing for several years at Tay-
lor, Wis. The community welcomes
the doctor and wife into their midst.
They returned to Mankato Wednes-
day, where they are visiting DR.. ].
T. Schlesselman and family.
Miss Madeline Mountain enter
& tanned a number of friends at a six
o'clock dinner Wednesday evening
for Miss Evelyn Fitzsimmons, who
will soon leave for the cities to take
up nurses training there in one OF
the large hospitals.
Mrs. z. V. Fried of Litchheld is
visiting with her sister, MS. Coral
Barnard and friends.
George and Anna Weir visited with
relatives at Vernon Center on Tues
day afternoon.
Mrs. Charles Nelson and little
daughter, Bonita, at Rapidan spent
Wednesday with Miss Clara Ziemke.
Mrs. D. Dermody and daughter,
Florence, Paul and Mary Rice of
Milwaukee, Wis, came Tuesday for
a two weeks visit with Mrs. Der
mody's brother, Timothy Flynn, and
wife.
James Thompson left Wednesday
morning for st. Paul to remain till
after the state fair. James was ap-
pointed as one of the assistant su-
perintendents of the large swine
departments at the state fai-.
Paul DEWITT and sister, Mrs. Err
nest Raul and daughter, Lillian,
drove to Rochester Wednesday for
consultation at the famous Mayo
clinic.
Miss Dora Simon of Mapleton and
Miss A. Nelson of Wells, both tele-
phone operators, visited with Miss
Clara Ziemke, one of the night oper-
ators at the local exchange Wednes-
day evening between trains.
Miss Erna Boettcher left TO- her
nome at Wells Saturday evening aft
er assisting with the work at the
Boettcher cafe during the summer
months.
Miss Sophia Wrucke and Emma
Runke left Saturday morning for
the cities, where they will attend
the state fair and visit with friends
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Jue-gens, son
and daughter of Jordan and their
son and daughter of Jordan and their
son, DR.. Herman Juergens, wife and
babe of Sanborn, were Sunday visi-
tors at the Fred Morlock home.
Mr.. and Ms. William Christensen
and daughter, Roy Christensen OF
Swea City, Iowa, and Otto Jensen OF
Senica, Iowa, formed a motor party
and drove to this place Sunday
morning and spent the day with Mr.
and Mrs. A. r. Harner and daugh-
ter, Pearl.
Public and parochial schools be,
y gin Tuesday. 1t Is hoped that al
viii enroll at once so that work may
progress at once. Teachers In the
pubIic schools are Professor ]. +