The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1923-03-09
GOOD THUNDER STORIES

News Of Village Related BY Cores
pondent Of The Free Press.
Good Thunder, March S.-Albert
Rosin died AZ Immanue! hospital,
Mankato, Thursday afternoon. His
death was caused By acute nephri
It's. Funeral services were held on
Sunday afternoon at st. Johns
Lutheran church by Rev. A. c. Bode.
Interment was made in the Luth-
eran cemetery beside his wife, who
preceded him in death two weeks
ago Wednesday. He was born Au-
gust 10, 1856, in Germany. He lived
Is survived by seven children. Four
sons, Albert, Carl and Henry OF this
place, Fred of Vernon Center: three
daughters, Mrs. Fred Moeller, Mrs.
Carl Zuelke of this place and Mrs.
Ed. Muske of Vernon Center. Six
teen grandchildren and four great
grandchildren also survive.
The Ladies' Aid society of the st.
Johns Lutheran church met with
Mrs. Walter Herzberg Friday aft
ernoon.
Joseph Kreuer, Sr., OF Mankato
was business caller here Saturday.
Walter HerZberg was a business
caller in Minneapolis Saturday.
Rev. A. G. Bode. pastor of st.
Johns Lutheran church. received
call to Orange. Calf, Friday which
he has accepted.
Mrs. Carl Wall returned home
Monday from Rapidan, where she
made her home with her daughter,
during the winter months. She in
tends to spend the spring and sum-
mer in her own cottage in the viii
lage.
Henry Gerlach accepted the posi-
ton as book keeper in the Tyrholm
garage and began work on Monday.
Mr.. Gerlach took book keeping
course in tho Mankato Commercial
college.
Fred Pautsch celebrated his eigh-
ty- third birthday anniversary Mon
day evening with his children and
grandchildren that live here at pres
ent. Mr.. Pautsch is ill with the
grippe and is under the care Of DR..
George Schlesselman
Mrs. Ida Kogge ana daughter Miss
Eta of Minneapolis, Mrs. Seth
Wexford, Redwood Falls: Mrs. Fred
Schweppe of st. James and Mrs. J.
Schon OF Hopkins visited with their
mother and grandmother Mrs. Will
helmina Sonnabend, who is very i'll
at the home of her son William
Sonnabend and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gottlieb Sonnabend
and daughter Lauretta, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Sonnabend, Mr. and
Mrs. William Dolluge and Mrs. EN-
ma Dolluge attended the funeral of
Mrs. Paul Fleischmann at MankatG
Sunday afternoon.
With the first of March came
MI inn hax
ed residences are Henry Lachmiller
and family, who have moved to
Rapidan on the old Schwan farm
near the station, which Mr.. Lach-
miller owns. Dr. A. L. Schuldt pur-
chased the Lachmiller house and
moved into it the first of the week.
Charles Borchart purchased the
home of Mrs. Mathilda Pommeran-
Ike. Mrs. Pommeranke will make her
home with her son William and
wife. Mike Weier and family NOV
ed onto the Walter Sanger farm
east Of town, where they will make
their home. w. j. White and fam
lily moved onto farm. Louis NAL
zahn and family moved onto the
farm vacated by Mr.. White and
family. Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Possin
and children are now living in the
Louis Malzahn residence in the viii
lage. George Erich and family
moved into the house vacated by
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Kaibow are
now living in the rooms above the
Robert Pautsch Feed store. vacated
by the Erich family. The Carl
Weber. family have gone to Ram
sey, where Mr.. Weber is foreman of
a section crew. Mr. and Mrs. John
lander and two little daughters of
Alexander moved into the home of
Mrs. Louisa Rosenow near the
pumping station.
Mrs. Otto Rosin spent Friday with
her daughter Miss Selma at Man
kato.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Buck were
Nankato callers on Tuesday on bus
mess.
Last Saturday evening August T.
Graf, a pioneer resident of this vic.
unity, passed away at his farm home
about one mile east of town. Death
was caused by progressive muscular
atrophy aed broncho- pneumonia
in Germany and came to this coun-
try in his early youth and has re-
sided on the Graf homestead east
OF town for the past fiftySfour years.
He was much respected citizen
and held many offices of trust and
honor in community organizations
and the st. Johns Lutheran church
OF which he was life long member
and ardent worker for the church
and its interests. He is survived by
his widow and three children. Ella
Gustav: and Frieda. ali at home
Three brothers. Julius of Arlington,
Texas; Hultrich of Brazil: William
Of Minneapolis and two sisters. Mrs
Herman Darge and Mrs. Sophia
Sohre OF this place. Funeral serv-
ices were held at the st. Johns
Lutheran church by Rev. A. G. Bode
lnterment was made in the Luther.
an cemetery The floral Offerings
| were many and beautiful.
The snowstorm Of. Saturday aft
ernoon and evening blocked the au
tomobile traffic for some time on
Sunday, causing many autoists TO
nave to shovel a road and thus de-
layed their journey.
Robert Pautsch came home Fri
DAY afternoon from Mankato afte"
serving on the petit jury for several
|