The Mankato free press., 1915-11-19

Baptist Ladies' There to Hold
Bazaar On Saturday
LIGHT IN the SCHOOL HOUSE
Building Has Been Recently Wired:
Best Christian Endeavor Address
Delivered 10 Village

Garden City, November 17.-The
leading event this week will be the
bazaar and food sale at the Baptist
church Saturday. November go. be-
ginning promptly at go y. M. A prom
inent feature will be the parcel post
booth In which all articles will sell
at ten cents Lunches consisting OF
doBghnuts, sandwiches and coffee will
be served. There will also be a candy
booth All are invited. -
There vas no school in Miss
Cloughs room Friday afternoon OH
account of the illness of the teacher.
The storm last "Wednesday night
was a record breaker for this season
of the year. Many were hindered
from attending the entertainment Civ
"n by the LABEL Concert company.
Those who were there pronounce the
program especially fine.
Mrs. 4. M. Kendall has been very
sick for a number of days, from an
other attack of gall stones. She ex-
poets to go to Rochester soon for
treatment.
The school house was brilliantly
lighted Monday night. the wiring
having been completed that day. The
pump in the basement is run by an
electric motor. The electricity makes
a great Improvement in the splendid
building.
J. X. Ossood and Edward Ward
motored TO Mankato through the snow
storm Saturday evening to attend the
Endeayor Institute They were ac-
Comparied home by Miss Lucy Gates,
who had been at the previous sessions.
Also Miss Kate Sinotte of Mankato.
Miss Hawker of Alden and Mr.. G.
f. Evans. whose home is in Lexing-
ton, Kentucky.
Miss Susan Wier was at her home
at Rapidan Dam over Sunday.
Thurston and Clayton John and
Burt Roberts, who have been en-
ployed by the Consumers Power COM
pany have been at home few days.
G.. A.. Meixell OF Vernon Center
wired the Methodist Episcopal par
sOnagc Monday and now the preacher
is enjoying the electric light.
The best Christian Endeavor ad-
dress ever given in Garden City, was
delivered by Field Secretary G.. y.
Evans iSunday morning. Considering
tho weather the attendance was good,
and those who failed TO come, simply
missed treat.
Mrs. G.. w John left Tuesday for
Waterville and Wednesday accom-
panied her sister, Mrs. Nettie Yates
TO Minneapolis. where Mrs. Yates will
undergo an operation. Mrs. John ex-
peets TO be gone about a week.
Leland and Bonnie Mcdonald OF
Rapidan drove up Monday afternoon
to see their mother, Mrs. A. NJ Ken
dali.
The sale of goods at the brick store,
Loren Clark, proprietor, goes merri-
ly OF.
Mrs G.. W. John, Miss Bertha Cole
and MIR, and Mrs. 0lmsted motored to
Mankato last Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Meservy and
daughter Grace will leave for Min
neapOlis on Thursday. enToute To War
saw, Wis. where they win visit rcla-
tivcs They will be gone about
month.
Miss Vera Kitch Is at the Fred vii
bur home near Vernon Center.
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m the bazaar and food sale i'm the
church basement will take place
There will be all kinds OF articles
suitable for holiday gifts. food ready
prepared for use. home made candy.
articles for baby, lunches and various
other things. The lunches will coR-
sist of hamburger sandwiches, dough-
nuts and coffee. The basement will.
present handsome appearance on
this occasion. Au are welcome.
Mrs. Hannah Thomas has been
quite IN but Is much improved AT this
time. ..--H..
Miss Hazel Hazel was q Lake Crys-
tai caller one day last week.
T.. T. Sheppard has about recover
ed from severe attack Of tonsilitis.
Mrs. Jessie Van Slyke of Elmore
spent part of last week with her par
ents. o.. g.. .-r.. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Kendall have
moved into the house recently vacat-
cd by Mr.. and Mrs Charles Rector.
Edward Ward. Lucy Gates and J.
X. Osgood went with Mr.. Evans.
Miss Sfnotte and Miss Hawker TO Lake
Crystal and Mankato Sunday after
noon. - F
Mrs. !. r. stevens spent the first.
Of the week with Mrs. g w. John
and Is ut present at the II. A. Bin
by home. sEa
The new minister win put in his
appearance I'm q few weeks. tta
CIV. John went TO Mankato Mon
day. where ne attended the probate
matters. for Mrs. Leroy Terry.