The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-12-10
Garden CITY
From THURSDAYS Dsi'y.

From Thursd1y's Dsifv.
Mrs. G.. w. Jonn arrived Tuesday
night of last week, having been gone
just a week. Her sister. Mrs. Yates,
continues to improve since her OPP
Grafton.
Thanksgiving was well celebrated
by Garden City people. Those who
went away for the day were. Profess
sor J. c. Mckee, who went to Ma
della to be with his parents and Miss
Lois Cough. who was the guest of
her sister at st. James, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Wolverton took vacation and
are still with their son, Harry, and
wife at st. Paul.
E. w. Gates and family spent
Thanksgiving day with Bert Gates and
wife on the FARM
w. A. Roberts and family enter
tanned Frank Richardson and family
at dinner last Thursday.
Frank Thurston and wife and G. III.
John and family enjoyed Thanks
giving dinner with Frank Thurston
and family.
DR.. Sutherland and family enjoyed
Thanksgiving day with B. Cavett and
family.
G. w. John and family served din
ner on Thanksgiving day at the C. II :.
John home and enjoyed the meal with
Mr.. and Mrs. N. p. John.
L. d. Mills and family and Ray
Thompson and family of Amboy and
Miss Bertha Cole were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Olmsted on Thanksgiving
day.
]. c. Jay and family and Vern Blk
by and family celebrated Thanks
giving together at the Jay home.
Ray Willard spent his Thanksgiv-
ing vacation with Miss Clara Boyn-
ton.
A business meeting of the Christian
Endeavor society was held at the J .
X. Osgood home last Friday evening.
The various committees were ap-
pointed for the ensuing term, and
other matters discussed. Refresh
ments closed the evenings activities.
Again the Royal Neighbors are re-
minded that next Saturday Is the day
for important business and that on
account of the bazaar beginning at
$3.50 the Neighbors are requested to
meet early to get through with the
business In good season.
Heavy three inch oak plank Is be-
ing laii on the west bridge replacing
the old ones which were in bad con-
dition. J. NJ. Chapman is oversee
ing the work.
A fine baby boy was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Payton Waters on Thurs
day. November 25. DR.. and Mrs. ii e.
J. Lloyd were in attendance.
c. w. John Is enjoying a visit from
his aunt, Mrs Crea1y and cousin.
Harry Creasv ~ Moline, ILL.,. who ar
rived Saturday tight.
The chr-rt atten1a~ce was espe-
cially gocA lest Sunday morning, and
the prcs~nc" Of the people made a
splendid service. An enjoyable mu-
steal nurrbnr was furnished by Ethel
Thomscn. Eva Mccormack. Alfred
Mccormack and Royal Richardson.
These Young people will be gladly
heard asa'u. A warm welcome is
extended 10 all to worship at 1880
a. m. each Sunday.
A very p'casant party was enjoyed
by a nur'h"r OF Young people at the
home of N-iss Hazel Hazel last Friday
night. Tho-n from ont NJ town were
Miss Ruth Sinrtte CT Mankato and
Mr.. Schwartz IF Amboy.
8. T. Shepp"rl was in Mankato a
part Of last week, having dental work
done.
Tho r,oo.ro Ct,,on N ~ To,a,
and Albert Berger houses are being
wired this week.
Frank Pew has been carrying the
mail and driving the dray during the
absence of J. Wolverton.
Mrs. Albert Beer and Mrs. II. Dun
bar were Mankato callers Saturday.
C. J. Boynton shipped stock to
Mankato Saturday evening. Hogs are
being sod rapidly on account Of the
scarcity OF good feed.
Mrs. l.. ID. Mills, Miss Lois Mills
and Mr.. and Mrs. Olmsted motored
to Mankato Friday afternoon.
Mr.. Bert Wilson accompanied by
Miss Liza Wilson, Miss Lucy Gates,
Miss Ruth Sinotte and Mrs. Bert
Gates motored TO Mankato Saturday
afternoon. Miss Gates remained In
Mankoto over Sunday returning home
Monday bv rail.
Albert Beer is suffering from the
effects of a severe cold.
Frank Thurston now has his garage
equipped with electric lights, the fix
lures being the same splendid de-
sign as he has In the dwelling house.
The new range in the church base
ment was set up and tried out the