The Mankato free press., 1923-12-28
CHURCH GAVE FINE
XMAS EXERCISES
Procram Was Carried Out At
Good Thunder
TREE LOADED DOWN
Students Of Lutheran Day School
Participated: Holiday Visitors
In Village
Especial To The Free Press1

Especial To The Free Press
Good Thunder. Mimi, December
27.-The st. Johns Lutheran day
school gave a splendid Christmas
program at the church on Monday
evening. The program consisted of
singing hymns, recitations. dia-
logues and severa! selections by the
church choir, all under t.. direction
of Professor J. c. c. kEQeger. A
large Christmas tree with its bright
lights and sparkling ornaments was
the delight Of the children. Candy
and nuts were given out after the
entertainment.
Christmas services were held at
ten a. m. in the Lutheran church In
the German language and the even
ing services were given in the Eng
lish language. The lmmanuel Luth-
eran Sunday school gave a Christ
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Fletcher
and baby OF Vernon Center were
business callers here Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo Kunz Of North
Maukato spent Christmas at the
home of the formers mother. Mrs.
Emma Wrucke. DR.. Paul A. Barney
of Mankato attended to his farm
interests here on Wednesday. Mr..
and Mrs. Walter POSTER of Mime
apolist spent Chris tmas at the home
OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
DEWITT. MIR and Mrs. Henry Thiel
On Monday. Mrs. Wilbur Johe Of
New Richland spent the past week
here with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman Dalluge. Mrs. Mathilda
Pommeranke and daughter Emily
returned home from Rochester on
Friday evening.
Miss Leona Darge. registered
nurse at the ,Mankato Clinic spent
Christmas at the home Of her par
ents here. The Misses Erna and
Edna Zienke and brother Emil of
relatives. Arthur and Theodore
Mountain students at the st. Mary's
college, at Winona. are here for the
holidays. Mrs. Fred Peters and
daughter Lynda have spent several
days this week with their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. William Zienke en-
tertained at their home with
Christmas dinner for several OF
their relatives and friends. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Talbot of Willow Creek
visited with Mrs. Amelia Zellmer on
Wednesday. Ruth Sinkson who has
been attending the academy at Ma
PIE Grove is home for the holidays.
Mrs. Minnie McGrew entertained re-
!atives at a Christmas dinner on
Tuesday. Miss Edith Erdman of
Rochester spent a few days with
her sister Miss Florence Erdman at
the Tyson restaurant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Rune of Man
kato visited with friends here on
wednesday. Mr.. and Mrs. Theo-
dore Pautsch, Miss Erna and Edna
Zlenke and Emil Zienke motored to
vernon Center Sunday evening and
VISITED at the Henry Zienke home.
Misses Martha and Rose kellogg
VINO attend the state university came
nome last week to spend the holi-
=, The work on the new addition to
the. school building is progressing
rapidly and the outside walls have
neen erected. The work is expected
to be completed by March /. Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest Fischer and family
or Faribault spent Christmas with
relatives here. William Arndt of
truman spent Christmas at his
nome here: Mr. and Mrs. Edward
1aeger and family and Mr.. and Mrs.
henry Kuhne Of Louisville spent
5hllStmas at the home of William
Ilenke. Mr.. and Mrs. Seth WoIferd
and chlldren, Mrs. Ed Stehlin and
granddaughter Florence FIeischmann
OF Mankato spent Christmas at the
G., Sonnebend home. Mrs. A. T.,
Schuldt left for Freedom. Penn. to
spend the holidays with her parents
MISS Selma Rosin spent a few days
with the Misses Lydia and Edna
Hageman at Mankato. DR.. and Mrs
George Schlesselman spent Christ.
mas with relatives in Wisconsin.
Fred Morlock and family spent
Christmas with relatives at Jordan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Tietz and SON
victor motored to Caledonia and
latives. ~ ii0'N re-