The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1914-11-20
Garden CITY


called on relatives here last week.
Hans Olson had the misfortune to
lose finger in a piece OF machinery
some days ago.
Mrs. Anna Hazel spent the week
end as a guest at the James Bryson
home In Lake Crystal.
II. Il. Jepscn did the kind act
and motored TO Willow Greek Tues
day night, November 10, taking with
him the minister who had a press
ing appointment there and on &C.
count OF Mrs. Olmsteds illness the
fewer hours absence the better.
On Thursday afternoon, Novem
Der u, all but enc member of the
Knuf Klub of Lake Crystal drove
to Garden City and were entertained
at the home of Mrs. Mayte John
Mrs. John served dainty luncheon
using Kewpie Kutouts as place cards
The ladies voted Mrs. John royal
entertainer.
Mrs. B. o. Thomson is still in Ro.
chester and IL is feared that she wiz
require a surgical operation.
l.. ID. Mills put in some time at
Eagle Lake last week. He Is still
picking Strawberries at times.
The w. c.. b. NJ. was quite well
attended last Saturday. Any woman
with a missionary spirit is welcomed
at. these meetings.
On Saturday afternoon, November
IA, parcel shower was given at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. o. F. Golden.
star in honor of Miss Myra Wilson
who will be a bride i'm the near
future. Old time friends and &C
quaintances of Miss Wilson were
present and helped to make II very
pleasant occasion. The bride-to-be
was thoroughly surprised and this
added to the interest of the affair. A
number of beautiful and useful gifts
were gracefully received by the guest
of honor.
Two men who were driving
through were stranded some time
with a sick horse. George John re
marked that he believed he would
turn his barn into a hospital foi
animals. The horse has recovered
and the men have gone on.
ID. Ward suffered an attack oil
grippe for a few days last week.
Miss Liza Wilson was q passenger
to Lake Crystal last Wednesday aft
ernoon returning that evening.
Better arrangements are being
planned for the opening exercises
at school. BY the way, why do not
more of you patrons of the school
visit the school from time to time
1t would help you, help the children
and help the teachers.
Garyin Crane is putting in some oil
his time in the bank assisting Il. II
Monroe, and incidentally learning
something about banking. IL Is a
worthy effort On Garvin's part.
Miss Violet Mills of Mankato was
a guest at the T. T. Mills home
from Friday until Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Ella Bixby returned from
South Dakota last week, where she
spent some time with Mrs. w. A.
Wagner.
Mrs. Olmsted Is still quite III and
she wishes to assure her friends that
she appreciates their many kindly
ministrations. M
Mrs. Il. w. Gates spent several
days with her son, Bert, and family
west OF town.
Mrs. j. L. Stevens returned from
Mankato last Friday evening.
Miss Ruth Mills left this week to
spend some time with her brother,
Earle, and family In Grand junction,
Colo. Miss Ruth win be greatly
missed from her many activities in
church life and I'm other ways I'm the
'community. Happiness and safety 10
her in the far-away city.
The attendance at church Sunday
morning was good and the number
ut Bible school broke the record for
some time The slogan. Every Sery-
vice Revival" Is having It's effect.
Sermon subject next Sunday, "Pre-
pared Listeners" Are you getting
ready for the bazaar Saturday, De-
cember s.. Don't forget
Liza Wilson and Lois Clough were
hostesses at dinner to the three
cousins. Ruth Mills, Lois Mills and
Violet Mills, last Sunday.
s. w. Buckles will enthuse the
Bible school at Willow Creek Sun
day, November 22. Mr. Buckles is
superintendent at Garden City and
ic afficiauf In h;c 4rorl lie suf11 fa1<o