The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1923-12-07
GOOD THUNDER STORIES
Rev. A. c. Hammer Assists In
Blue Earth Church Dedication

Rev. p. G. MANNER ASSiet6 IN
Blue Earth Church Dedication
Good Thunder. December 6ERev.
A. G. Hammer aPGD pastor 2es Of st. S Son ms
hornng services Gs9nday at the
dedication Of large new church at
Blue Earth. A large number from
Good Thunder attended the serv-
ices and stayed for the afternoon
services. At noon dinner was
served in the church basement.
Sunday evening Rev. Hammer
spoke at the Lutheran church at
Mankato, the occasion being the
dedication services Of set OF new
bells and also the tenth anniver-
sary OF the dedication Of their
church edifice. Several from Good
Thunder attended the evening serV-
ices.
general store had its grand opening
Of a beautiful new fireproof build
ing, which was erected this fall by
stands on the same place where the
old building stood for more than for
ty years. The interior arrange
ment is that of a city apartment
store. Two large, top lighted show
windows grace the front of the
store. The ceiling is of patterned
steel. A very large crowd took in
the opening and big sale on Satur-
day. Extra clerks helped to care
n the customers. Beautiful SOU
venirs were given away as a re-
membrance Of the day.
The Misses Lydia and Cora Doer-
ring, accompanied by their uncle,
William Doering went to Alexander
Wednesday to visit relatives and
friends.
William Pommerenke is serving
on the term Of Petit Jury, which
started Monday.
Mrs. Carl sohre Of Morristown> spent
Thanksgiving at the R. L. Howk
home.
Mrs. r. F. Pautsch entertained
relatives at a Thanksgiving dinner
Thursday. Plates were laid for
twenty-one.
The following teachers came
home for Thanksgiving: Misses
Amanda Gerlach, welcome: Eliza
beth Gerlach, Henderson: Minna
Gerlach, st. Clair; Theresa Noun
tain, Shakopee; Selma Rosin, Okla
bena; Agnes Fitzsimmons, Amboy:
Mary McGrin, Albert Lea.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Kruger and
baby. and William Kruger. ] r., OF
North Mankato, visited between
Kruger, Sr., on Thanksgiving day.
Mrs. Gust Arndt entertained thir-
ty relatives at Thanksgiving dinner.
William Arndt and ]. Olson, both
employed at the Truman bank spent
the day at the formers home.
Mrs. Otto Rosin entertained a
group Of young folks at supper
Thanksgiving for her daughter,
Miss Selma. The out of town
guests were Paul Fleischmann,
Mankato; John Ivrson, Wells.
The Misses Frieda and Elsie
Wrucke, who have employment at
Mankato, spent Thanksgiving at
their home ct Good Thunder.
William Stelter Of Vernon Cen
ter came to Good Thunder Friday
America through the state Bank.
He plans to leave for the Southern
continent as soon as the passport ar
rives. -.
School will start Tuesday morn
ing giving the teachers Monday to
get back.
Misses Elsa and Rosetta Rosin
were Mankato callers Saturday az
ternoon.
Miss Lynda Billet Of Mankato
spent Thanksgiving at her home in
Good Thunder.
Miss Irene Nienon, who teaches
the Koul district, spent the week
end at her home near Mapleton,
Frank Fairchild Is receiving
treatments at one Of the hospitals
at Mankato. -
Master Bonnie Ganzkow was
brought home Monday from the
Emmanuel hospital ct Mankato,
where the best medical aid was
given to the injury received by a
kick Of horse, In the face Of the lie
tie boy. Friday he was up town for q
short walk and seemed 10 { =
ty spry, although his face was still
covered with heavy bandages.
Edward Flyn Of Park RAPIDS,
who has been visiting at Good
Thunder for month, returned to
his home Monday.
Miss Black Of Willow Creek, who
visited with her grandmother, Mrs.
Emelia Zetner, returned home
Inursoay py auto.
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