The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-09-24
Garden City


FROM WCNH@NS LAW
DIR. McClary. the famous lecturer,
who was a pioneer in these parts and
who has lectured before in Garden
City. will lecture in the Christian
church Tuesday evening, September
81. Come and enjoy hearing DIR. Nc
Clary again. He never fails to help
and to please. Admission 10 and %
cents.
Mrs. Marion Morphew is improving
III health at this time.
The correspondent is sd 10 re-
port q pleasing advanC" II tie bank
ing business of this t-tL. Deposits
since September l aggregate about
$4,000. He also wishes to second
the statement in the Vernon Center
correspondence in regard to the
school savings system that the pen
MES and nickles are great deal bet
ter deposited by the children than TO
be all spent on the moving pictures
nd such like. Teach the children
thrift.
The ladies in charge OF the differ
ent departments Of work in connec-
| ton with the bazaar to be held in
the church basement about Thanks
giving time are formulating plans a.
this early date. which bespeaks very
successful bazaar.
Mrs. G. w. John Is very success
fully teaching the adult class in Bible
school. substituting for Mrs. Ida
Mills while she Is away. A number
OF Garden City people are planning
to attend the district conception to
be held i'm the Christian church at
Redwood Falls on October I, 2 and
3. II is a delightful motor trip. The
town is noted for its beauty and en-
tertainment will be entirely furnished
by the Redwood people. Don't miss
this pleasant and profitable time.
Take II as your outing.
W. a. Roberts conducted a stand
at the Mankato fair this year.
Each Wednesday morning about a
half hour will be given to the OPEN
ing exercises at school. This plan
was started last week. Mr.. Olmsted
will assist i'm these exercises.
The committee on program to celc-
brate the birthday of Frances i. Will
lard on September % met last week
and made an outline OF the evenings
program The main number that
evening will be an address by w. X.
Palmer of Vernon Center. There will
be songs and readings before and
after this thirty minute address.
Everything pointing to constitutional
prohibition for Minnesota. This will
be fine program, given In the Chris
tian church September 20.
Miss Faythe Miller Is recovering
nicely from her illness.
| Miss Valera Wood came last week
to spend some time with her mother
Mrs. Leroy Terry visited friends in
Mankato the last OF the week.
4 number of people attended the
| fair at Mankato Friday and Saturday
from Garden City and vicinity.
The special music at church Sun
! day morning was seemingly greatly
enjoyed. Thanks to the loyal clar-
netists, Messrs. Monroe and McCor-
mack, and the orsanist, Mrs. G. w.
John. The appreciation OF the peo-
pie Is all the reward these musicians
ask. Gene and hear them.
The correspondent enjoyed very
pleasant evening motoring about
Mankato and Sibley park with Pro-
fessor George Nettleton and son Paul
In their car Thursday evening.
Paul Meservey Is on the ailing list
at this time.
A number OF Garden City marks
men did some hunting last week but
none have reported phenomenal luck.
L. ID. Mills and the Olmsteds en-
joyed the hospitality OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Clyde Mills in Mankato Friday even
ing. ~