The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1914-06-19
Gardel, Cifn

From Thursdays Daily.
Grant Ward has fine new 40"
Spaulding car purchased this week.
Mrs. Kate GoodalI has been on the
sick list the past two weeks but Is
gaining now SO she Is able to be
about. 'f!'' - = .
Mr.. and Mrs. Trombly of Stewart
are guests at the z. Masters home
this week. Mr.. Trolnbly IL nephew
Iof Mrs. Masters, and they are well
pleased with the little village with
Its beautiful surroundings.
Mrs. Pearson ef Waterville is spend
ing the week with her daughter. Mrs.
Mayte John. ai'.tF' Fs-tT Ff
Grant Hazel motored to Garden
City from Sterling and spent the
day with his brother, Harold Hazel
expects to return home with him for
la few weeks visit. r.. "a g.
Valley Camp Royal Neighbors will
entertain the camps from Mankato,
Lake Crystal, and Madelia on Tues
day, June is. A good time is being
planned for and during the afternoon
a short program win be given.
A drill by the Lake Crystal ladies
will be one of the features. Man.
kato and Madelia will contribute
music and several toasts will be
| given. A dinner will be served at
Inglenoon at twelve o'clock. Those
who come by train from the north
will arrive at 11:25 a. m, and may
return at four o'clock In the after
noon. The committee In charge is
working hard to make the day a
success and a pleasure TO all. =
Homer Waite and Frank Richard
son were twn city visitors during the
week, returning in Mr.. Richardson's
car Saturday.
Plan TO attend the children's day
program at the Christian church Sun
day morning June Ia at 1880. The
children will present "Children's Da,
in Many Lands" also motion songs
and a drill, "The Silver Cross" A
splendid chorus will sing.
Mrs. Morse Gates and children o
Fort Collins, Colo, are expected her,
this week and will be guests OF Mr.
Gates parents, Mr.. and Mrs. e. W
Gates. '.. ='
u Mr.. and Mrs. Hilliard have gone b
st. Paul where they will attend tn
state camp meeting Of Seventh Da,
! Adventists. ..
Several Garden City people motor
ed to Mankato Sunday and enjoye
the ball game.
The Chautauqua will open at Mar
kato June 20. with six day pre-
gram full of good attractions. Quit
, a number from here are planning Z
attend.
A number of ladies from here hav
been attending the w. C. 7. u. CONVEX
ton In Mankato. Mrs. Mayte job
took part in the grand god media
, contest last evening. Among thos
who were present we're Mrs HAITI
Chapman, Mrs. Julia Thurston, Mis-
, Mary Thurston, Mrs. o. c. Rector
Mrs. Mayte John and Mrs. Ell
|, Bixby. so a..
Several outside parties have caugh
, quantities of carp and thrown ther
, on the river bank, making a niusanc
thereby. The town board has take
, the matter up and posted notice
10 discontinue the practice whic
they will do well to heed.
Tie Royal Neighbors have bee
, planning to spend pleasant aftel
noon at the home of Mrs. Mau
, James, today. A basket luncheo
was served and everyone had
jolly time.
Miss Julia Nelson Of Parker
Prairie is spending the week wit
|, Miss Merle Richardson.
Paul Derby of Mankato Is visitin
!, at the M. r. Crane home.
George John and NJ. F. Crane az
companied by their wives motored Z
Old Mapleton Tuesday to attend tn
, Old Settlers picnic.
Gene Francis and daughter. Lii
bic OF Vernon and Miss Craig OF All:
tin were guests at the Charles Peter
son home Wednesday.