The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-11-12

returning Sunday. They brought their
little granddaughter home with them
while their daughter Merle Is in the
hospital.
Mr. 4. Updersart's mother came
from South Dakota last week and
will remain through the winter, as
sistfng I'm the care OF Mrs. 4. Upder-
gran. -.
went to Lake Crystal last Friday night
20 hear the lecture by DR. Vincent,
which was considered very fine.
Mrs. U. q. Ward Is enjoying the
presence OF her aunt. Miss Clark, from
Rib Lake, Wisconsin Miss Clark viii
spend the winter here.
There was n good attendance nj
the social at NJ. F. Cranes last Friday
might. ..
MIR. and Mrs. Byron Thomson re-
turned from Rochester last week. Mr..
Thomson Is recovering rapidly from
the effects OF an operation.
Mrs. Charles Conkling entertained
nj dinner last "Wednesday. and after
dinner n party consisting of Mrs.
Conkling. Mrs. Charles Mention and
Mr.. and Mrs. Lomsted motored 10
Maukato TO attend the flower show.
o. Mr. and Mrs. J. X. Osgocd. Mr.. G..
w. John and family. and Mrs. Lizzie
Hughes went 10 Vernon Center Sat
ur,iay evening to hear field secretary
of christian Endeayor. MIR. Evans and
sunday morning Mr.. Osgood took Mr..
Evans TO Kasota where he made an
address. II is possible that ne will he
at the Christian church at 1899 a. m.
next Sunday. Definite word may be
had Friday. Listen for II. IT Mr.
Evans comes. be present TO hear him.
VI not come to church anyway.
The following people. representing
thc christian Sunday school started 10
Eagle Lake Sunday afternoon 10 at
tend the convention there. hui turned
oaCk at Mankato on account of the
rain. Lizzie Hughes. Mary Thurston.
Bertha Cloe. Lois Mills, Erwin Mills
and J. G. Olmsted.
Frank Thurston motcred to Man
kato Friday where he met his mother
and sister who were returning from
Minneapolis.
Oh Miss Liza Wilson and Mrs. f.. w
Gates arc enjoying visit from their
brother. Rert Wilson of Canada. Mr..
Wilson and his friend. Mr.. Cook drove
down from Minneapolis In a new car
which Mr.. Wilson has lately pur-
chased.
=. J. Putrah and family were in
,Mankato Sunday.
Mrs. Josephine Wood and daughter.
barbara. returned from Minneapolis
last week
The Aid society OF the Baptist
church will give a bazaar November
20. The feature Of the occasion will
be parcel post booth. which will
consist ~ filled packages which will
he sold ut the fixed price of ten cents.
John Thurston was I'm town last
week.
Nr. Frank Dunbar is quite sick al
the iiome OF his mother. Mrs. II. Dun
bar.
\ very cordial invitation has been
received from the Lake Crystal En-
deavor society for all Garden City En-
dcavbrcrs to attend the meeting at the
Welsh Methodist church I'm Lake
Crystal at 4 p. III. November II. when
Mr.. Evans will speak.
Among those who were ut the flow
or show i'm Mankato last Thursday
were. Mrs. Emelinc Crane. Miss
Bertha Cole and Mr.. and Mrs. l.. ID.
Mills.
Mayo and Rhoda Chapman and
Lucy Gates motored TO Grogan Sat
urday afternoon. Edward Chapman
returned with them
Io fa,
with w. II. Forrey and family Sun
day.
Several features of the bazaar I'm
the basement or tho church OIL Decem-
her 4. will be good deal the same
as last year. I'm addition. there will
he n booth of articles for In bies and a
lunch booth Edward Ward and Allen
Roberts viii have charge of the ham
burger section. There Is something
that every member and friend of the
church can do to help in this bazaar.
Ask some one about H.
Ora Swan and wife and Floyd Will
son and wife were In Mankato Sunday.
Mr., and Mrs. n. p. John are cs-
tahlished for the winter at the G.. II.
John home, II Is a pleasure to re-
port that Mr.. n. p. John continues
to improve some In health.
The dinner AT Mrs. Bessie Schultz
home Saturday was splendid affair
and was we'll attended. U. G.. Ward
kindly took an auto load from town
TO the schultz farm. NJ
u. II. Hughes put new top ON the
chimney at N. w. A. hall and re-
paired the, chimneys ON the J. X. Os-
good residence last week.
The attention OF the entire commu-
nifty Is called TO two announcements
In these items. The bazaars, one Nov,
10th. and one Dec. 9Th are referred
to. These are worthy enterprises and
merit the attendance OF every one.
There should be hearty cooperation
between churches and all others ca
these occasions. Reciprocity Is one
OF the, virtues.and lack OF II Is in
furious.
large number of Garden City
people were In Lake Crystal Saturday.
Two good music numbers were given
ut the services Sunday morning by
r. n. Monroe. sEdward Ward and Al
fred Mccormack.
The regular meeting OF the C. U.
u. NJ. will be. held with Mrs. l.. ID.
Mills. Saturday afternoon. Lois
Clough and Lois Mills. leaders.