The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1923-08-03
GOOD THUNDER NEWS
Happenings In Village During The
Past Few Days

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| Good Thunder, July 26.-Miss
Selma DEWITT and friend, Walter
POSTER of Minneapolis, are spending
two weeks avcation here at P. H
LEVITT home.
Miss Elsie Wrucke of MankatO
spent the weekend with her parents,
ar. and Mrs. Ernest Wrucke.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Schwartes,
Herman Schwartes, MI. and Mrs.
Walter Runge motored to Mapleton
Sunday where the confirmation of a
class of young people Of the Luther
an church took place.
| Mrs. A.. Haskill and children OF
Wells are spending the week with
.hr. and Mrs. George Boettcher at
the Cafe.
Albert Benzel went to New Ulm
Monday morning to have a minor
operation performed.
| Miss Mary Nc Greu went to Ro-
chester Friday to visit with friends.
| Paul Fleischman and daughter
Florence and Mrs. Ed Stehlen of
Mankato spent Sunday at the home
of the latters brother William Son
aabend and family.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Block of DON
nerbrook, n. Do motored to this
ace Saturday and spent few days
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Gerzberg.
The Maple River Club ladies. their
husbands and children enjoyed their
annual picnic at Minneopa State
park Sunday afternoon. After a
picnic supper they motored to Stony
Point, Loon Lake and enjoyed a
plunge in the lake.
Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph lobe of
Alexander. MINI. motored to this
place Sunday and spent the day
with formers father H. Jobe and sis
ter Mrs. william Sonnabend and
family.
Mrs. Edward Cornell, Mrs. Her
bert Cornell, Mrs. A. McNeal and
children of Minneapolis spent Thurs
day and Friday here with Mrs. John
Graham.
The Paul Dewatz and Ernest Raul
families and Walter POSTER of Mimi
eapolis Joined the William DEWITT
family Of Amboy and enjoyed days
outing at Bass Lake.
Mrs. H. Packer and children of
Junois, S. D., are visiting here with
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Bornich of
Wells called on Miss Selma ROsin
kato
Miss Sylvia Kriewald of Caring
ton, N. D., spent the past week here
with relatives. She is grand
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Pautsch. On Thursday she visited
with her cousin Miss Selma Rosin
at Mankato.
Mrs. August Reinke of Grafton, S.
D., is spending the week at the home
her mother Mrs. Carl Wall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Chesrown
and children returned to their home
at Wautagen, South Dakota Monday
after spending several weeks here
with relatives.
Mrs. August Geschke Of Racine,
Wisconsin came Wednesday even
ing to spend the remainder of the
summer with her daughter Mrs.
August Kruger.
Those who enjoyed a picnic sup
per and plunge in Loon Lake Sunday
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Ziegler
and daughters, Mr.. and Mrs. T. c.
Young and son George, Miss Minnie
Benzel, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Young
and son, Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Rosin
and daughter, Mr.: and Mrs. Earl
Kruggel and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Oscar Mann and children and John
Iverson of Wells.
Tuesday morning the State Teach
ers' college at Man3ato graduated
class of forty students among which
were two young ladies of this place,
Miss Selma Rosin and Clara kellogg.
Miss Rosin has accepted the posi-
ton of Domestic Science teacher in
the High school department at Okla
ena.
George Preuss of Stewart, MINI.
spent Sunday here.
Mfocno AlYna narOn ond
Leona, who is nurse at the Clinic
spent the early part Of the week
with relatives at the cities. On Fri
day evening they went out to the
lakes near Madison lake to spend the
week.
State Teachers college at Mankato
closed Wednesday.
Misses Selma Rosin, Agnes Fitz-
simmons and Clara Kellogg returned
home to spend their vacation after
completing the work Of the summer
session