The Mankato free press., 1915-08-13
Garden CITY
From Fridsv's DaIiv.

From Fridav's DsIiv.
Mr.. and Mrs ID. l.. Crane OF South
Eend visited at the homes OF NJ. f.
Crane and L. ID. Mills last Wednes-
day.
Mrs. A. L. Crane and Ida Wilson
were Mankato visitors Thursday.
Miss Lucy Gates and Mrs. Violet
Thurston arrived home Saturday
morning from Fort Collins. Colorado,
where they have been visiting their
brother. Morse Gates and family
Mayo Chapman, Rhoda Chapman.
Hazel. Clayton. John and Lucy Gates
motored to Winnehago Saturday.
Garvin and Ida Grange. Mrs. Lizzie
Hughes, Lois and Erwin Mills attend
ed the c. r. convention in Winneba-
go last Saturday night. Very muddy
roads and several washouts were en-
countered by the party between Am
boy and Winnebago.
Mayo Chapman had the misfortune
TO hurt his hand while cranking mis-
car one day last week.
In spite of the inclemency Of the
weather. quite few people enjoyed
the address or s. w Buskles at the
Christian church Sunday. August 1.
The Garden City creamery is going
20 be run by electricity instead of
steam Eower as heretofore. The elcc-
trio company has installed a motor.
but this was found too small for the
work required. A larger motor will
be put in.
The new Saxon six car owned by
J. X Osgood was ditched on the road
south OF town Saturday evening
Fortunately no one was injured. al
though the car was full of people.
Mr.. ]. Z. Tierney OF Ohakis. N. D..
IS visiting friends here. Mr.. Tierney
drove his new Auburn automobile
from North Dakota.
Mr.. Ed. Annis and family of Ver-
non Center visited at the home of T
II. Hazel Sunday:
Mr.. Art Munro has finished his
| work on Mr.. Child's new barn.
Mrs. c. l.. Williams arrived home
Tuesday from Austin. Minn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amel Nelson and
family visited Frank Thurston and
family Sunday.
Lyle Thurston and family visited
his parents. Mr. and Mrs. s. II. Thurs
ton Saturday and Sunday.
Word was received here that Mr.
| and Mrs. J. G. Olmsted and son Mai
colin had finished their automobile
trip to Lincoln. Nebr.. last Friday
night. On account of the very muddy
-oads i'm Northern Iowa. Mr.. and
Mrs. Olmsted reached their destina
ion a day later than was expected
They expect to be back before next
Sunday.
| Mrs. Jos-Boyles and daughter. Mel
| lie, of Rome, n. Y, have been visit
| ng Mrs. Thomas. Last Sunday they
went to Ceresco to visit Mrs. Ella
Bixby.
| DIR. Kelley was the guest OF Chas
Iohn and family Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Bathrick. who
have been staying at a hotel in Lake
| Crystal, came home last Wednesday
Mr.. Bathrick's health is no better.
Mrs. +. Masters. who has been Wis
ting her daughter in Mattowah, has
returned home.
ALI. Meserney. who recently sold
his farm. is moving into the K. p
hall. Art Munro is fixing up the hal
FOR them to live In.
Mrs. Houk and her two daughters
Mrs. LeRay Myers and Miss Fannie
| accompanied by Mrs. Lehman OF
Good Thunder. were guests of Mrs
Wood Saturday.
Friends of Mrs. J. r. Wolvertor
will be glad to know that she is i'm
proving from her recent illness.
Mrs. Addie Kendall Thompson and
children. who have been visiting
friends and relatives in town. have
gone to Mankato to visit Mark Leath
erman.
L. d. Mills went to Mankato Sun
| lay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Thompson OF
Nmboy returned from Michigan Fri
lay night and took home their two
Youngest children, who have been
staying at the home OF l.. d. Mills.
Mr.. T. II. Croswell died at his home
n town last Wednesday. July 2Sth
Unfortunately Mrs. Croswell was Wis
ting friends in California at the time
u his death and friends here could
lot locate her. Numerous kilograms
we're sent to different points I'm Cali
'ornia where Mrs. Croswell intended
o visit, but these were OF no avail
finally word was received from her
but she cannot be back here before
Thursday OF this week. No funeral
arrangements have been made as vet