The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1923-08-17
HOME FROM AUTO
TRIP TOCOLORADO
DR.. and Mrs. Schlesselman
Enjoyed Journey
HAD NO MISHAPS
Professor kreuger Met With
Motorcycle Accident While
Going To Blue Earth
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Good Thunder, August 10.-Mr.
and Mrs. Gust Weiderheft and child
rem drove to the Twin cities Wed
nesday morning. Mr.. Wiedenheft Will
do his holiday buying. They will re-
turn home Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo Kunz OF North
Mankato visited at the nome u OF .ne
latters mother, Mrs. Emma WrucKe
on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. George Boettcher
and daughter Eunice, Mrs. J. Hasklns
and two daughters drove to Wells
TUESDAY afternoon. Mrs. Hask1ns
and daughters visited in Good
Thunder with her brother the past
two weeks.
Mrs. Harry Hidel and children,
Miss Olga Sauer and Rollie Doerring
OF Mankato spent Sunday evening
- the A. F. Billet home.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Dannhetm and
children spent Sunday at the nome
Of Mrs. Dannheins sister, MIS-. Joseph
Miller at Minneapolis. They re-
turned home Monday.
..
three children of Pittsburg, Pa. ar
rived in Good Thunder Tuesday
morning to visit the formers brother,
DR.. A. L. Schuldt and wife.
Miss Merna Tibbets Of Clare. Wis,
came Monday evening to spend a
few weeks with her sister. MRS.
George Schlesselman.
Miss Marie Morlock and friend
Miss Helen Boise of Minneapolis,
came Saturday evening to visit at
the Morlock home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Mussack OF
Rapidan spent Sunday at the Charles
Tietz home.
DR.. and Mrs. G. H. schlesselman
returned home Monday night from a
two weeks trip by auto TO Colorado
where they visited the doctors
mother. They spent much OF the
time in the mountains and say they
are most beautiful at this time OF
the year.
Miss Theresa Mountain went to
Sterling last Thursday to care for
her sister, Mrs. Glenn Hicks who is
on the sick list.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allyn Stratton Of
Mankato were callers at the Roy
3tratton home Saturday.
John and Rose kellogg were Man
kato callers Monday between trains.
Miss Margaret Mayer OF WatertoWn,
Wis, came Thursday to spend a
month with relatives. She is grand
daughter of William Meyer. Her
sister Forma has been visiting her
for several weeks and will return
with Margaret in time to start
school.
Miss Hazel Griffen returned home
Saturday from Madison Lake where
she spent the week with her friend,
Miss Thema Rosenow.
Mrs. C. Terry had slight opera
ton performed on her eye Friday by
a Mankato surgeon.
Mrs. Frank Griffen entertained at
a dinner party Sunday noon. Late
in the afternoon supper was packed
in baskets and they enjoyed the
evening on the banks of the Maple
River near the Gerlach bridge,
south of town. A camp fire was
built on which they cooked their
supper and around which they visit
ed until dark.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Yahnke were
county seat visitors Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Harner and
daughter Pearl motored to SiouA
City, Iowa Saturday and spent Sun
day with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Boettcher
and children motored to Iowa Sat
urday and visited with relatives at
Round and Spirit Lake. They re-
turned home Monday.
William Koberg and son Elmer
and ROLAND, Henry Fenske, Mr..
and Mrs. William NARROW. Misses
Sohpia Wrucke and Emma Ruhnke,
formed an auto party and drove to
Lakefield and called on friends for a
short time. From there they drove
to Lake Okaboji and enjoyed the day
in the amusement park.
to Blue Earth ON Thursday to tune
pianos. On the way over he met
with an accident, being thrown from
his motorcycle by running into a
log. His knees and hands were
skinned and bruised. He continued
his trip and returned the next day.
Mrs. Kenneth Herring and little
son Jack of Sank Center came Mon
day to Good Thunder to visit with
Mrs. Kerring's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles F. HerZberg.
Mr. and Mrs. Gust Wiedenheft and
children, Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Wieden-
heft and children, drove to Winnie
bago Sunday afternoon and visited
dI LAO ISODSil ELuCIS Duh hL
Emerson was formerly a travelling
salesman who for many years made
this town. He now has a store at
Winnebago.
Families having moved here from
Iowa, have formed a club and have
picnic each year at Sibley park,
where they all get together and en-
Joy the day on Minnesota soil. Last
Sunday was the day of their annual
picnic. The weather and roads be-
ing ideal, a large crowd turned out
and they spent the day in Mankato's
beautiful park.
Zane Grey's greatest novel. 1.-THE
q. P. Trail" will be shown at the
open air movies Monday evening.
The Herman Doerring family
spent Sunday at the Richard Eber-
hart home at Garden City.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Kallert return
ed home Saturday from Minneapolis
where they spent several days with
friends.