The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-02-26
Garden City
From tuesdays Daily.

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Miss Wright of Chaska was Il
guest at the G. III. John home over
Sunday. and assisted as soprano h
a mixed quartet at the church serv-
ice Sunday morning.
No school last Friday ON account
OF the teachers convention in Man.
kato. nor on Monday. George Wash
ington's birthday.
Those from Garden City who visit
ed at Mankato last Friday were Mrs.
+. w. Gates, Mrs. J. +. Stevens, Mrs.
e. NJ Van Sickle and daughter,
Myrtle and Misses Liza Wilson. Lois
Mills. and Lois Clough. Erwin Mills
went to Lake Crystal TO have his
foot treated by a physician.
Last Thursday was butchering day
at the T. r. Mills farm. and on Sat.
urday some fine, fresh pork was left
at the parsonage.
On Monday Frank Richardson and
J. T.. Stevens were dealing out fish
to their friends, among whom the
preacher is glad to be numbered. The
fish were lake trout. sent by Del
Dilley from Michigan.
Guests at the G.. W. John home
since the items were sent last week
were Mrs. Alvin Gutterson. and little
daughter. who remained until Mon
day, when they went to Lake Crys.
tai: Mrs. John Coswell. who spent
Friday night, and II. +. Woods and
son.in-law, Alvin Gutterson who spent
Sunay night after which they ac'
companied Mrs. Gutterson TO Lake
Crystal.
Miss Liza Wilson spent her vaca
ton with her friends. Misses Matte
Link and Matte Cove at Window.
Airs. E. Layton continues in poor
health.
Alta Thompson has been at the
home of her sister. Mrs. S. II. Thurs
ton for some time.
Don't miss the last nights Of tho
meetings which close Friday night
The school selected colors last
"Wednesday morning. their choice De
ing old rose and silver gray. and
the motto chosen was forward
ever. backward, never" They arr
having song composed which will
H. local conditions. and also mention
their motto and colors. This is on,
more advance step on the part of tn,
| school.
Mrs. Ida Marsten of Winnebag'
was the guest of her brother, Franl
Pew and family.
Mrs. A. Fleming, who has been 70
some time at the home Of her daugll
ter, Mrs. G.. Ward has been at tn,
home OF her son. Walter Fleming 70
several days.
Harry Ward was Mankato Gale
the last of the week.
| The correspondent received n lei
ter Monday from Mrs. G.. II. Peter
son of Wyoming She says that piow
ing has begun there On February
the thermometer stood at ninety-tw
in the SUN. and sixty-seven i'm til
shade. Postmaster Beer has receive
a group of interesting pictures of tn
bunch" i'm Wyoming, and they ar
now being exhibited at the postoffic,
Warner Scott was in town las
week.
Miss Mary Lavitschka and Ma
OFT and Miss Emma Layitschka an
Clyde Uptegraft were united in ma
riage February Is. at Mankato, Pros
perity and happiness to these youn
people.
w. A. Roberts attended the ruri
mail carriers meeting I'm Mankat
on Monday.
A shower party was held for Mr.
Hans Olson. and the home was pre-
tily decorated In color scheme {
pink and white. Miss Mayte John Ell
tertained the guests with musical s.
lections and reading and Miss Tou
gave a reading. The gifts were nun
erous, beautiful and useful Twent
three ladies were present.
Mrs. Burt Howard enjoyed a Wis
from her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Spel
Ger of Madelia last week. Garde
City people are sorry to lose NJ
ad Mrs. Howard from the commun
ty. They expect to move soon to III
old Howard farm near Lake Crysta
Passengers to Amboy on Februai
IL were 8. w. Buckles. Mrs, G.. v
. John, and j. G. Olmsted. who toe
part in the Sunday school convel
ton program, and Mrs. l.. ID. Nil
and Mrs. J. G. Olmsted and lit
! son. who spent the afternoon wit
Mrs. Ray Thompson.
. Mrs. c. NJ. Warren and daught,
Alice of Vernon Center were calle
at the parsonage Friday afternoon.
II Mrs. Frank Richardson visited hi
/ mother, q Mrs. Scott in Mankato la
week. snCh ssw yGs - -
y sTheo surveyors sand electric iigl