The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1923-03-02
Unit FROM GOOD
THUNDERSTORM
Defeated Rapidan Al Foot
ball; News Of Village
Is Detailed

Goo5 ~hunIer, February 27.-
THURSDAY evening the local high
school basketball team played the
RapidaE school team on tbs latter's
floor in the new consolidated g<:heol
Tie local boys were slov, IN 3oo-;ng.
but after they once started the
scores were made thick and East.
The Good Thunder team was victor
ious. Much credit 10 dae the local
boys sicce they have no ;sy5a.f 10
practice in and therefore wc-e some
what handicapped
I'fofesso. and Mrs. ]. II. Pam
were Mankato callers hctwccn
trains OH Sunday.
Mrs. Emma Wrucke returned
spend Nee 7e ct eth til tn thmm
home Saturday afternoon after
spending the week with her daugh.'
ter Mrs. Hugo Ktrz in North Man
KATE Miss E.na sonnlDeua Of aan,a.o
spent the weekend with her parents.
Theodore Pautsch and William
Rohn were county gcat visitors Sat-
urday.
Miss Frieda Malzahn came home
Saturday from North Mankato.
where she has been since New Years
with her sister Mrs. u. f. Heuse,.
and family.
Claude Phelps was q Mankatc
caller Saturday and received medical
treatment Tor his eye which was in
jured some time ago when he was
hit by steel silver from an axe.
Mrs. Daniel Bossin of Mankato and
sister Mrs. L. Wilde visited with
former friends here on Thursday.
Paul Weber, who has employment.
with the Chicago, st. Paul and NIL
waukee Railway company OF Man
kato, spent Washington's birthdsv
here.
Boyd Forrey's public auction sale
was held Thursday and was well at
tended. Everything sold well. Mr..
Forrey has not definitely decided
where he>wili locate.
Mrs. Alice Mountain and daugh-
ters Madeline and Mary were Man
kato callers Saturday
Miss Anna Weir spent Saturday
with her cousins Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Harry at Mankato.
Miss Mildred Schneiderban,
student at Good Counsel Academy,
Mankato, came home Wednesday for
a vacation until Monday morning.
Miss Alma Bode and Miss Mary
McGrew, teachers in the Junior high
school at Albert Lea, came home
Thursday evening to spend the week
end.
Earl McGrew Of Fulda spent Fri
day with his mother Mrs Minnie
McGrew.
Henry Gerlach, a student at Man
kato Commercial college, came home
Friday afternoon to direct the prac-
tice of the Boys band, which is pro-
crossing rapidly under the direction
of it's instructor.
The Lyra Farm Bureau unit met
at the large home Of Mr.. and Mrs
Herbert L. Sohre Thursday evening
A patriotic program was gi15n BY
members OF the Organizations The
Good Thunder orchestra ftifni9hed
splendid music throughout the even
ing. Several interesting and instruc
tive talks were given. Supper was
served by the ladies from large bas
kets of good things brought by the
members. The next meeting will be
held at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilbert Kramer. A very large crowd
of farmers and town folks were in
attendance.
Miss Selma Rosfn, a studen teach
er in the Junior high school training
department, Mankato, spent Thurs
day here with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Otto Resin.
Miss Edna Manthei passed away
Friday night after long illness.
The obituary will be published later.
Funeral services were held Sunday
afternoon.
Carl Weber of. this place has
charge of the section at Ramsey and
has resigned his position here.
Clara Ziemke and \Ffieda Mielke
were Mankato callers Saturday
evening between trains.
Mrs. Reinholt Runge returned to
her home in West Mankato Saturday
after being out at the Carl Pasbrig
home for two weeks.
Misses Sophia Wrucke and Emma
Ruhnke attended the basket ball
game at Rapidan Thursday evenings.
Gust Manthei of Mankato came
down Saturday afternoon to attend
the funeral Of his niece Miss Edna
Maufhof