The Mankato free press., 1913-02-28
Garden CITY
From Thursdays Daily.

From Thursdays Daily
| Z. Masters was a cai.er at Good
Thunder Monday.
Bert Putrah is moving out onto
his farm east of town. .-
Merle Goodall has spent the past
week in Sioux Falls. S. ID.
Mrs. Florence Parker is with heI
daughter Carol at Mankato. =.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pew were busi'
ness callers at Vernon Tuesday. Z
Our schools are busy with work
preparatory for Washingtons birth
day.
The ladies of the Baptist Aid will
serve dinner at the church Saturday,
Feb. 22nd. "
Master Everett Peterson, who was
very ill with stomach trouble, is
much better. .
at the Andrew Friend farm west OF
town. on March 5. .. 2.
! VIII Canklin has purchased the W
A. Preston place and will take pos.
session March 1st.
w. A. Roberts, secretary of the
county fair. attended a fair meeting
at Lake Crystal Tuesday.
Miss Lucine Wilson is very i'll at
her home and it is feared she has
suffered a stroke of paralysis.
Those who attended the party Civ,
en- by the Pythian Sisters last Fri
day evening, report a fine time. 81
Frank Durant, who has secured a
homestead in North Dakota. was call.
ing on old friends here Tuesday
There will be a special meeting of
the Royal Neighbors lodge Saturday
All members are requested to come
| Rev. Olmstead was called to Hol-
yoke, Colo. Wednesday to the bed
side Of his mother who passed away
Friday.
The boys who are working on the
dam at Cornell, Wis. are expected
home this week, having flushed the
work there.
Mrs. Bathrick is on the sick list
and Miss Rosie Stratton is helping
care for her. Mrs. Denny. who was
with her. has returned to her home
in MaDkato.
There will be union revival SER
vices ut one of the churches, begin
ming next Sunday evening. Rev. Hor-
mel and Clements Of Vernon will as
sist in the meetings
J S. NJ. Dickinson, state manager for
the White Sewing Machine Co.. was
caller here the first of the week
He formerly resided here but now
lives in Minneapolis.
The dance which was to have been
held the 20th has been postponed.
but we will nc doubt have the plea
sure of hearing Hobbies orchestra
OF MankatO at later date.
. There were three doctors notices
on our streets Monday. as many are
i'll with colds and grippe 1t seems
as though there was good open.
ing for a doctor to locate here
I Several towns are putting in CO.
. operative laundries i'm connection
with the creameries. am sure the
housewives here would consider this
a great help TO them aud at small
expense
II is REPORTED that Grover Hart has
sold bis fine residence to Mr. Cross.
well. Sr. Mrs Hart is in the west.
where her health is much improved,
and no doubt Mr. Hart will decide
TO locate there permanently.
The Study club will meet Wednes.
day, February 26 with Mrs. Ella Blk
by. Roll Call. name a town in Cuba:
"Aguinaldo." Miss Van Deryort:
Dewey" Mrs. Dwiggins: Our 9th.
er Island Posse ssions." Mrs Parker
The cast Of the school play. "AH a
Mistake are working hard and are
plannlnS to have it ready for Friday
evening. Feb. 2Sth. The proceeds of
this play &C towards new piano
for the schools. Keep this in mind
and plan TO be there and have a
good laugh.
The Royal Male quartet will en-.
tertain you at the Woodman Hall.
Wednesday, Feb. 10. This is the
last number of our lecture course
and probably one of the best. II is
gratifying to know that course has
been secured for next year, and its
success is insured, both socially and
financially.
The wedding of Miss Jean Turner
and Mr. Bert Gates was solemnized
at Eyebrow, Canada. February 12.
and the happy couple are spending
their honeymoon as guests of Mr..
Gates parents Hon. and Mrs. Z. w.
Gates. Bert has grown to manhood
here and is young man of sterling
worth. His hosts of friends extend
congratulations. The bride is a
STRANGER to us. but is young and
pleasing girl to meet, and will find
sincere welcome in our midst and
many friends to wish them years of
joy and happiness.