The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1919-04-04
GARDENC|TY MUTATIONS
FEDERATION OF CHURCHES is
DISCUSSED BY BAPTlSTS
Death Invaded the Home of E.
N. Call; Son Victim of
Pneumonia
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Garden City, March 21.-Friday a
>-party of ladies gathered at the home
of Mrs. T. H. Hazel in honor of her
birthday. Mrs. Loah Sheldon and
Mrs. Ella Bixby who also had birth
days little bit before we,e guests
of honor. A most pleasant afternoon
and evening was spent and delic-
ious picnic supper was served at the
appointed time. The guests depart
ed at late hour wishing the ladies
many happy returns.
Mrs. J. r. Stevens, Lizzie Hughes
Hattie Duffield, Kate Sinotte and
Liza Wilson composed a merry party
to Mankato Friday afternoon.
Mr.. Story has resumed his work
as operator at the depot again after
his illness with the flu.
Mr.. and Mrs Bert Gates are re-
ioicing over the birth of little son,
\ born Sunday evening. March 23. Mrs.
Gates and baby are being cared for
at the Emmanuel hospital in Mankato.
Latest reports are that mother and
baby are doing Just fine.
We are glad to learn that Mrs.
We're FIemming. who just recently
was operated on for appendicitis n
the Emmanuel hospital. is making a
fine recovery.
Mrs. Charles Call received the sad
news of the death of her father, Mr..
Troberg of Hayfeld Mimi Lester
Flemmfng took her to Lake Crystal
to meet the 1:50 train Wednesday
In order for her To attend the funeral.
The matter of federation of
churches were discussed at the Ban
tist church Sunday afternoon and the
pastor appointed a committee to con-
fer with the Christian church people.
Mrs. Hattie Chapman, S. =. Elem
ming and V. A Buckles. This is a
very important matter which should
be prayerfully and carefully con
s;dered.
The W. C.. T. U. held a patior
meeting at the home of Mrs. Jessie
John Monday afte. ION. March pa.
Mrs Sizery of Minnenpolis address,
ed the ladies' There as a good at
tendance and al the close of the
session dainty lunch was served
by the ladies.
Please remember The supper and
community sing following at the
Garden City Inn Friday evening.
March %. sumner TO begin at $50
and continue till all are served. The
epmpn,snitv sing will be led by Mrs.
Urge John, chainaan. The songs
viii be The Star Spangled Banner,
Battle HYMN OF the Republic. Column
bia the Gem of the Ocean. America,
Home Sweet Home Old Black Joe.
Old Folks at Home. My Old Kentucky
Home, There's a Long, Long Trail,
The Marseillaise, Keep the Home
Fires Burning. Smile, Smile. Smile :.
Over There. Help boost, everybody
come. There will be a practice at
the hotel Thursday evening and all
who will help sing are invited TO
come
Mrs. Lizzie Hughes and Mrs. Hat
tie Duffield ENTERTAINED group oil
ladies at the Garden City Inn Wed
nesday, March 26 at six o'clock
dinner. Covers were laid for twelve
"A lovely dinner was enjoyed and q
delightful evening was spent with
music and games. The guests pro-
nounce Mrs. Hughes and Mrs. Duff
field royal entertainers.
Miss Materny of Mankato, who has
been nursing Clayton Call, returned
to her home Wednesday.
Mrs. Violet Thurston. who has
been spending a few days in Man
kato. returned home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Gates wish tf
thank their neighbors and friends foi
their many acts of kindness during
their recent sorrow in the death anc
burial of their little son, Stuart. The
words and acts of sympathy and love
Z at this trying hohr will ever DC
cherished by them as coming from
the hearts of true friends.
Mrs. T. r.. Hazel and Mrs. Ella
Dixby spent the day Tuesday in Man
kato shopping.
Mrs. Marian Morphew was Lake
Crystal caller Monday.
E. II. Monroe transacted business
in Mankato Monday.
The community is again 'saddenet
nv the death of {Claytcn NJ. Call, the
eldest son lof Mr. and Mrs. T.. M
Call. who passed away at his home
Tuesday evening. March %. dealt
being caused by pneumonia foilowln:
influenza. Mr.. Call was taken to hi
bed Friday and n doctor and traines
nurse were summoned and all lovinI
hands could do was done, but To M
avail. He was born in Mankafo, No
yember 8, 1881. where he lived tn
few years ago He was married q
Miss Erma Fisk Of Amboy Febriar!
3. 1916. He was of a quiet DISPOSE
ton, kind. loving husband ant
father. He leaves TO mourn his loss
his wife, Mrs. EIma Call. two chill
dren, clayton Kenneth and Eleano
and Eleanor June. his father an.
mother, Mr. and Mrs. T.. M. Call
one brother Charles and sister, Mrs
Arthur Steirike of Archer. Iowa. an
I, host of friends The sympathy o
this whole community is extended t
them in their honr Of sorrow.
Mrs. Arthur Steinke of Archer
Iowa, was summoned on account
the serious illness of her brother
CLAYTON Call. She arrived before hi
death. She will stay with her par
ents for some time.
Mrs. Mary Prescott of Mankato !
visiting relatives and friends ~fe,
davs.
Mrs. Hannah Thomas is visitin
her sister. Mrs. William Jones !
Lake Crystal.
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