The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1917-04-27
Garden CITY
From Thursdays Daily.

week Some very interesting and
timely papers and talks on balanced
menus were given and the house
wives expect to profit by these in |
these high priced food days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Wrightson of
Lake Crystal motored to Garden
City one day last week and called on |
friends; Mrs Wrightspn also re-
quested letter from the Christian
Church here that she might place
her membership in church in Lake
Crystal Every Christian should
have church home.
Woodrow Monroe was i'll last week
from an attack of tonsilitis. He was
cared for by DR.. Franchere and is
now well again.
w. H. H. Conklin, Mrs. Clifford
Fleming and Mrs. c. w. John were
| Lake Crystal callers Tuesday of last
week.
| Lake Crystal visitors on Wednes-
| day of last week were Mr.. f. f.
Frost and son, Mrs. Blackburn and
| daughters and Mrs. l.. d. Mills and
Mr.. OImsted and family. !
! J. C. Bixby required the attention
of a doctor last week, but is at MS
work again.
Miss Gladys Cooper Of Vernon
| Center resumed her trips to our
village last week and is giving piano
| lessons each Wednesday.
Mr.. Frank Thurston and Thurston
John were in Mankato last Wednes-
day making the trip by the auto
| route.
n
| lowed by meeting at the nome OIL
Mrs Ida Boynton last Thursday.
The NJ. w. A. expects to hold
regular meeting on Saturday night,
April 21. Neighbors, attention. A
good attendance is desired, New
Rituals have been ordered.
J. J. Duffield, E. w. Gates and
Fl. Torrey are all having reshingllng
done.
Edward Ward left Monday for
Canada where he will assist in the
seeding of his fathers land.
Miss Mae Terry was passenger
to st. Paul Monday where she Will
assist her grandmother in the care
! of her aunt, Mrs. Stella Wolverton,
who is in quite poor health.
S. T. Sheppard has suffered from
| grip for about week and Is sui
unable to speak above a whisper.
f Very interesting letters have lately
been received here from Earle II.
Mills who is in Boise, Idaho, and
Miss Bertha Cole who is visiting rel
atives in Waltham, Mass. These two
points are a long distance apart but
both letters speak of the appearance
of war conditions. Boise has the
large government projects whlch
are being guarded against POSSIBLE
destruction, and Of course Walthaiii
is very much interesting on account
of it's close proximity to the Atlantic
sea board.
Raw. Thompson and family, visited
: relatives here last Sunday. They
we're accompanied by Miss Peterson,
- who boards with them and teaches
the Kinney school.
E. Fl. Monroe in some way mace
slight injury to one of his myers
recently and on Tuesday it was III
unite a bad condition. He had Dr.
I,loyd make a surgical examination
, of it on Tuesday evening.
NJ F, Crane and wife and l.. ~
I Mills and J. G. Olmsted motored to
: Mankato last Friday
Mr.. Whitney of Minneapolis mas
| been at the Monroe home again thlS
week.
Mrs. Jessie John visited IAN occu-
list in Mankato last Friday for an
examination Of her eyes.
Lucas Crane is wearing announcer
great big broad smile again. why
Oh, there is bouncing girl aI ili5
house born April IA. All concerned
are doing nicely.
The State Sunday school conVeh-
ton began on the evening OF APrIl
, 18 and will continue until ounuaS
night. J. G. Olmsted left Wednesday
TO act as delegate from the CHRISTIAN
Rihle school. He will return Satur-
dav and will hold the preaching serV-
ice here at 1890 A. NJ. next SUNDAY
=, Anril %. Try to be on time as the
services are more prompt now since
: the mornings are longer ana thG
roads are good The church Doaru
last Sunday extended call 10 the
preacher to continue another year
The second Sunday in May VIII De
the fifth anniversary of his peglh-
; Ming here. and the twenty-tlfth an
niversary of the dedication OF lhe
church comes in May. AS Mother
Dav is also on May Is, big DAY Is
being planned when all three vi
these matters will be observed. Help
all YOU can to make it great occa
!, sion, twill be pleasant and prohl-
able and you will enjoy having d
share in it. Therefore, all are ln'i-
cd TO think and work on this PROPOSE
ton by suggestion and by actual DIS.
sistance. Yours for big, prosperous
M. F. Crane is doing his farm
work with a tractor recently uc-
.. Iiyered from Amboy.
G. w. John has installed IN lrohI
, Of his. store the gas tank 1orneIly
located, at the T. H. Hazel puiluins
in the west part of town. George Is
now ready to serve motorists con-
veniently with gas. ,
food sale is billed for SATURDAY
Anri, 81 at 2 D. m, in the CHRISTIAN
church basement. You may save luei
Inv buying instead of baking.
Eli Shaffer of Company mas
heen the guest for some time OF A.
Meservy and family. Garden CITY
has a good number who are now en-.
listed for service. 1t is reported tnal
| hoc enlisted 1Or