The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1914-12-11

carnations and with lighted red can
dies at the corners. At the close
OF the luncheon a number OF par
GELS containing handsome pieces of
linen. we're showered from an UNI
brella over the honor guests head.
Six O'Clock Dinner.
a delightful six o'clock dinner was
held Sunday by the German auxil.
iary OF the Aurora Rebekahs i'm the
hall over the Mankato State bank.
Grand win Celebrate Its First an.
niversary.
The first anniversary of the open
| ing OF the Grand Theatre will be
marked tomorrow night by a special
program OF extraordinary merit
Several special musical numbers
! will be given and five reel drama
The Gamblers" n powerful story OF
modern condition. will be shown.
The program is as follows:
Vocal solo. Just a Little Love,
Just a Little Kiss" Leo Silesu:
Miss Mildred Francis; violin obi.
cato, by Mr. A. G. Skog.
"yenitian Trio" Mr.. A. G. Skog,
violin; Mr.. II. O. Iverson. cello;
Mrs. Fl. o. Iverson, harp:
Sextette from Lucia Donizetti.
"Humereske," Dvorak
"Barcoroke," from Tales OF Hofr.
man, Offeubach.
Miss Eva Tickling and sister OF
LIE SGeur Center were I'm Mankato
yesterday.
State Highway Engineer ID. M.
Gallagher IS in Garden city on bus.
mess today. '' O.. i
George r. Brown Of Minneapolis,
travelling freight agent of the Grand
Trunk, was n visitor in the city to-
day. ...... i
NJ J. Boyle of winona, district
superintendent of the Chicago and
Northwestern, was in the city sun
day. ., ell" 3D. ~ -
r. o. Roberts OF Lake Crystal was
I'm Mankato today calling on friends
and attending to some business mat
tiers.
Mrs. Job Lloyd Of Cleveland was
the guest OF her son, Evan, who
attends the stereotype school, yes
terday.
C. F. Hayes of Minneapolis. travel
20 freight agent Of the Minneapolis
and st. Louis. was In Mankato on
business today.
Misses Mary and Florence Nc
Guiggan Of Mapleton shopped in
Mankato Saturday and were accom-
panied home by Miss Kathryn Ro-
way. - ..s.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. A. Harris have
gone to Jordan. Mimi, where they
will visit for a few days, and later
they win go to spend the winter at
St. Augustine. Florida.
n, A. Kiffe. clerk I'm the office OF
the Consumers Power company, had
returned from Minneapolis. where he
attended the convention OF the
American Gas institute. =
Garden City. December S.-Elec.
tions were numerous here last Sat.
urday. The Blue Earth County Fair
association held its annual meeting
in the Knights of Pythias hall.
George Norman Of Lake Crystal was
reelected president; w. A. Roberts
OF Garden City, secretary, and all
other officers, with one exception
were reelected.
Charles Rector has been at Good
Thunder for several days visiting
relatives and friends. Er
The body of Mrs. Jane 1. Green
wood, accompanied by her son, c.
r. Greenwood and. wife, and daugh-
ter. Miss Mabel Greenwood, arrived
ON the noon train Thursday, Decem.
Der 3, from Fargo, N. ID. Mrs. Green.
wood had lived in this community
a long time before her removal
to Fargo ten years ago, where she
and her son have been I'm the sta
tionery business. She was member
OF the Christian church here for
years and is remembered by Garden
City people as woman of strong
Christian character, ever thinking OF
the welfare OF others. Another.
daughter. Mrs. r. J. Julian. from
west OF town. with her family, at
tended the funeral which took place
at 1880 p. m, on Thursday at the
Christian church. the minister. J. G..
Olmsted. officiating. One daughter.
Mrs. p. p. Slack of Lazear. Colo.
could not be present. Mrs. Slack
! from the twin cities. was here TO
"''end the last services. Among
! those from Mankato were Dr. and
Mrs. w, p. Seaauist, Mrs. Myrtle
! wrightson. Mrs. Walter Friend and
Miss Barney OF Lake Crystal.
Marriage Licenses Granted.
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