The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-10-29
Garden CITY
From FRIDAYS paIry.

From Fridays DAILY.
Mrs. Julia Thurston and daughter
Mary drove to Lake Crystal last
Thursday.
Thursday evening OF last week Mrs.
j.. E.. Stevens, Bertha Coie, Liza
Wilson, Lois Clough. Lucy Gates, and
]. Olmsted motored to Mankato and
attended the meeting at the Chris
tian church.
Mark Leatherman and family had
dinner with Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Ken
dali last Thursday. The Leatherman
family Is now on the way to a new
home in Texas.
Mr.. and, Mrs. II. II. Buck returned
from Duluth last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Durr left Saturday for
their home i'm Everett, Washington.
Elsie Fleming substituted three
days for Lois Mills last week. Miss
Mills resumed her work last Monday.
Byron Thomson was taken to Ro-
chester last Thursday and may I'M
dergo an operation. His brother Her
man Thomson and family Of Wis
consin are staying with the daughters
while their parents are away. Every
one hopes Byron will return well and
strong.
Christian Endeavor officers elected
Sunday night are Lucas Crane, presi-
dent, reelected: Alfred Mccormack,
vice president: Hazel Hazel, record
ing secretary, Lucy Gates, cores
ponding secretary; Lizzie Hughes,
treasurer reelected: Mayte John,
crganist. reelected. The meeting
next Sunday night at the Christian
church will begin at 1880. ]. c. Nc
Kee, leader.
j. NJ. Chapman, Mayo Chapman,
Earl Duffield and others were In
Mankato last Saturday. -.
Miss Vera Kitch is spending some
time with the Fred Wilbur family at
Vernon Center
Mr.. and Mrs. T. H.. Hazel and Mr.
and Mrs. Durr visited at the Ed.
Annis home last Wednesday.
Alfred Meseryey is driving a
splendid black team. recently pur-
chased at an auction. 10
James Bryson OF Lake Crystal Wis
tied ut the r. Fl. Hazel home last
week Tuesday.
The Mills -Olmsted Ford carried
quite q load to Mankato last Friday.
Mrs. Wood, who was on her way 10
Minneapolis and G. Nj. Walker. who
vas starting to his home i'm Worthing-
ton, Miss Valera Wood. l.. ID. Mills.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. 0lmsted and son
Malcomb. a trunk. four pieces of hand
baggage and a crate of Strawberries
made up the cargo. and the trip was
made In ease and safety. Erwin Mills
enjoyed a ride home from high school
that evening.
Merle Goodall visited on the east
side some of the nice days last week.
A letter from T., r. Mills tells of
the pleasures OF his trip. He states
that they have had only two rainy
days since leaving Garden City. His
description OF the Canadian Rockies.
Yosemite Valley and California Is
glowing and beautiful. The party
stayed some hours with the Campban
family in Seattle. and also with the
W. j. oSgood family In Portland.
They report everyone well ana happy.
he wrote from Portersville. Califor-
MA, and they were about to start to
Los Angeles. Their address rs 1904
Campus avenue, San Diego. Califor-
MIA.
The ladies OF the Baptist church
will hold q food sale and work meet
ing with Mrs Anna Hazel Saturday
afternoon. October 90.
Ray Dunbar has had building
moved to the Dunbar premises and
Will use IL as n shoe and harness shop.
The building was formerly used as a
postoffice.
The following officers were elected
ut the school meeting called for
October 16: l.. f. Fleming. Mr.. Arnold
A. ID. Mccormack. ]. VI. Chapman, J .
G. Jay and T. T. James. The new
board has met and issued call for
meeting October 80 for the purpose
OF authorizing them to plan for n
site or additional site and to trans
act other business In connection with
consolidation. The board Is an ener-
getic one and Is starting of well with
work for the future.
Mr.. and. Mrs. George Richardson
were at Mankato last Friday. ..
G.. w. Chapman, principal of the
school at Minnesota Lake spent SAT-
urday and Sunday with Professor J /.
c. Mckee. A. Meservey drove Mr..
Chapman TO Good Thunder Monday
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi wrightson of
Lake Crystal we're guests OF Mrs.
Mary Buck last Thursday and Friday.
The bazaar will be held in the bare
ment on Saturday, December "a.
Judging by the interest shown this
Affair." win be the most successful
bazaar yet held. The committee and
others are actively at work, and the
food sale will be specially attractive.
joe Turner has completed his car
r"nter work at Vernon Center. He has
taken correspondence course and
says he expects to go to Fort Scott.
Kpnsas, where he will study law.
fN-.. lyle Thurston OF Ceresco was
ct Sunday school Sunday morning.
Thuroton John was In town last
Sunday driving to Rapidan I'm the aft
ernoon.
The orchestra had a splendid re-
hearsal Monday evening at the