The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1905-03-24
WILL BUILD NEW CREAMERY.
Garden City Association Has Secured
New Site--Personal Gossip.

IecNNdl meetings were Helu III the
Methodist Episcopal church the past
week. Rev. Wooley of Vernon Center
preached three nights and Rev. Teach
out of Lake Crystal the remainder of
the week.
Miss Alpha Thompson is visiting ner
sister, Mrs. Sherm Thurston.
Miss Fannie Dufrield has the chick
en- poX.
Mrs. w. A. Wagner is very sick
Mrs. Charles John is much improved
and was able to be out riding for
short time Thursday.
Earl Osgood of Lake Crystal visited
relatives in town Thursday
Miss Anna Richardson is visiting rel
atives in Mankato.
Miss Florence Parker is not improv
ing very rapidly.
Mrs. William Roberts is very sick.
S. M. Dickinson was a Mankato call
er Thursday.
There was a party at the nome of
Mr.. and Mrs. Len Miller's Friday eve
ming, a surprise on Miss Martha. The
evening was spent very pleasantly at
cards and dancing.
Miss Stella Harris of Lake Crystal
is working for Mrs. Z. R. Glynn.,
Rev. Black preached his last sermon
on Sunday before leaving for three
months vacation. The pulpit will be
filled by neighboring pastors during
his absence. Mr.. and Mrs. Black
departed for the latter's former home
in Indiana, Saturday.
Miss Roxa Beebe, former resident
of Garden City, was married at her
home at Anaheim, CAL, to Mr.. William
Perrin. The couple will make their
home at Mansfield, Ill. Her numerous
friends of Garden City join in wishing
her much happiness in her new home.
Mrs. Hattie Miller spent Tuesday
visiting in Amboy.
Mrs. Jennie Fry and daughter Hazel
of Lake Crystal are visiting relatives
in town.
Mrs. James Thompson of Mankato is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Charles
Travis.
Miss Charles Boynton is on the sick
list.
Misses Liza Wilson and Violet Gates
were Vernon Center callers on Satur-
day.
Miss Gusta Goldenstar went to Man
kato Monday.
Miss Mary Campbell, Mankato normal
student who has been at nome on ac-
count of illness, will resume her school
duties soon.
John Osgood sold his feed mill to Ed
ward Fleming. Mr.. Fleming will
move the building onto his farm south
of town
Mrs. Theodore Rector and daughter
Majorie went to Truman Thursday to
visit the formers daughter.
Charles La Favor was Vernon Cen
ter caller Thursday.
Grant Ward and three children start
ed for Canada Thursday. Mr. Ward took
two carloads of live stock, farming inn
plements, etc.
Rev. Black entertained his Sunday
school class at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Boynton Wednesday eve
ming.
Miss Myrtle Oliver went to Mankato
to visit relatives Thursday.
Miss Jessie Dickinson, Martha Mill
er, Effie Conkling and Blanche Bixby
were Lake Crystal callers Thursday
E. E. Norton was Mankato caller
Thursday.
Misses Lizzie and Lillian Felix re-
turned to Billings, Montana, last week
Harry Ward, oldest son of Grant
Ward, was pesented with nice book by
his schoolmates, short time before his
departure for Canada.
Mrs. Hannah Thomas returned from
her visit in Lake Crystal Tuesday eve
ming
Miss Ida Crane is on the sick list.
John Hotaling of Mankato visited
friends in this vicinity the first of the
week
George Wolverton has rented house
in Amboy and will have his household
goods shipped to that place soon.
g. w. Goodall was Lake Crystal
caller Thursday.
E. w. Parker, who is visiting his
daughter in California, is very ill. 1t
is hoped that his illness will not prove
fatal.
j. E. Tierney, who is stopping in
Mankato, spent Saturday at his home in
Garden City.
James K Parker, Mankato normal
student, spent Saturday and Sunday
in town.
The Garen City Butter and Cheese
association met Saturday and voted to