The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1917-03-02
Garden City
From Mondays Daily.

From Mondays Daily.
! Charles Preston, the little son OF
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Preston is
quite i'll with pneumonia.
Mrs. EEameline Crane, Mrs. Nettie
Mills, Mrs. Lydia Mills and daughter
Ruth, we're all Mankato shoppers last
Thursday ~ 81 oh
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Wilson were
Lake Crystal callers on Thursday.
Last Friday Mrs Mayte John spent
some time at the school, assisting
the pupils with some of the songs
that they will give at the school en-
tertainment in the near future.
Last Sunday, Mr.. Durase of Min
nehaha Church of Christ, in Mime
apolis filled the local pulpit. Mr..
Durase gave a most interesting and
helpful talk and all present enjoyed
meeting the man. On Sunday. Feb
ruary rs, Mr.. ]. Redden Everett, for
merly professor of the schools here
will fill g Mr. Olmsted's pulpit. Mr..
Everett's friends here will all be
glad to welcome him. 1t is hoped
that a goedly number will be out to
church on Sunday morning to hear
Mr.. Everett at 10: 80. Sunday school
following the regular service.
Fred Larson was a Mankato call
er Friday.
Miss Vera Ketch is at the home OF
Fred Wilbur in Vernon. -
About thirteen dollars were realiz-
ed by the Baptist ladies from the
dinner served at the home of Mrs.
! Anna Hazel last Saturday. This was
very good considering the storm.
Miss Clara Boynton has been con-
fined to her home Oh account OF a
very severe cold and has been I'M
able to meEe into rooms at the hotel.
A meeting of the cemetery associ-
alton was held at the bank last Sat
urday afternoon. At this meeting a
board of trustees was elected. The
association hope and expect that in
the near future way may be found
whereby the entire cemetery may
be properly cared for.
Mr. William Schultz has been suf-
fering lately from an attack OF
, quinsy.
Mrs. Ada Wilson and Mrs. John
Stevens are both ON. the sick list.
DIR. Hugh Williams made profess
sional calls in town last week.
The school students are enjoying
vacation on Thursday and Friday
of this week.
Mrs. Dunbar is very ill at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Lizzie
Beer. A, consultation of doctors was
held on, Tuesday afternoon. DIR.
Francher and DIR. Williams OF Lake
Crystal being present. James Dun
bar of Minneapolis was expected on
the noon train Wednesday, Mrs. Ida
Boynton, Mrs. Mile Meservy and
Mrs. D. L. Mills have all assisted
Mrs. Beer and Mrs. Cora Duffield in
the care of the sick woman.
Mrs. Millie Meservy was Mankato
shopper Saturday.
Rumors are afioat that the store OF
C. J. Vejold has been sold to Fried
man of Mankato. This gentleman re-
Gently held sale of goods at the
Garden City hotel. Mr.. Friedman ex-
poets to put in good upto-date
stock of goods. Let all help to make
the new store good store.
L.. D. Mills has been suffering from
q nara cold.
On Wednesday morning work was
again taken up at the gravelpit. Only
little work remains to be done.
Mrs. Elsie Strand entertained a
number of young people from the
south neighborhood at supper last
Sunday evening. Mrs. Strand was
leader for Christian Endeavor for
that time and asked the young folks
in for that occasion. About thirty fiye
were present at the endeayor.
r. All w. C. r. u. members who have
not renewed their membership are
kindly requested to do so as soon as
possible as sthe treasurer must send
in the dues at an early date. 1t is
hoped that all who were members last
year will continue in the union and
that we may have many others. As a
1fset T..