The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-02-19
Garden City
erom Thursdays DAILY.

The Treble Glen company made
many friends in Garden City by the
fine program they gave rs one OF
the lecture course numbers.
Last week certainly gave us
variety OF weather. There was no
nine o'clock train through here Fri.
day night, because the engine
jumped the track near the round
house at. Lake Crystal. This is the
train which comes from the south
Mt 6:3G a. m. and therefore there
was no train at that time the follow
ing Saturday morning.
The school savings deposits. are
still holding to a good figure, the
total now being over four hundred,
and fifty dollars. .
The illustrated health talk by Mrs.
Langdon last Thursday afternoon was
heard and appreciated by quite a
group of ladies'.
The correspondent went to Red.
wood Falls last Friday returning
Saturday. and had the full benefit
of the storm Friday. A few hours
on snow bound train seemed
promised for awhile, but happily did
not occur.
s. T. Sheppard was passenger
TO Mankato Friday. ..
Mrs. Leroy Terry is on the sick
list.
The young men and boys OF the
school had planned banquet for
last Friday at $50 p. m, but on
account of the illness of Professor
O'Keefe's father, the professor could
not stay On account of the storm
the boys from the country could not
come. and for these reasons the
banquet was postponed, and will be
held on Thursday of this week, ut
$3.50 p. m. .. .Ho...
The annual creamery meeting was
held on Monday. Some important
matters were taken up, and full
account will be given later.
Edward Naylor OF Mankato came
Tuesday noon. and will spend\ a
few days on the farm.
Some horses around here have
evidently been made sick by eating
mouldy silage. II. II. Miller having
lost five or six head, and having
others sick from the same cause.
Miss Mildred MITCHELL of Mime.
apolis spent some days ut the Col
denstar home, and i'm calling on
numerous friends. ~
The meetings at the Christian
church began Sunday night, the
people showing good interest. On
Tuesday DIR. s. T. Willis was
greeted by good sized audience. No
one should miss hearing him. The
music each evening Is a feature OF
the programs, lasting from 1880
until s o'clock. Everything points
to a profitable time in the Lords
Vineyard during the next two and
n half weeks.
DIR. Chase will give the closing
lecture OF the seasons course on
Monday night. February Is.
Fillmore Mills Is still suffering
severely with gathering In his ears,
aggravated by touch OF bronchitis
and other ailments that sometimes
accompany bad case of grippe.
The regular monthly meeting OF
the Farmers bank was held on
Tuesday night.
Christian Endeavor meeting will
be held at the Christian church on
Sunday. February IA at 7.15. Please
remember that the time Is 7:15. as
church. service will begin at eight
O'clock. Miss Liza Wilson, leader. y
Miss Lois Clough received word
that her brother Maynard is IN
with pneumonia. hut a later report
stated that his condition had i'm
proved.
Edward Ward is again seen among
his Garden City friends.
A force OF men Is expected here
soon to begin work on the electric
light line.
@. w: John was a Lake Crystal
caller last Tuesday.
III. T.. Woods was IN town Mon.