The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1919-03-14
GARDEN CITY NOTATION
PAINFUL ACCIDENT OCCURRED
TO Mr.. SNlVELY
Costume Party; News Notes and
Personal Mention In the
@s.@ Village
Isneclal TO Free Press

Especial To Free treSS.I
Garden City, March IA very sad
accident occurred Wednesday to Mr..
Snively who was helping his so,. moe
into the house vacated by Charles
Boynton and family. He was driv-
ing a team and in some way his foot
slipped and the wheels went over his
leg, breaking the bones He was TAX
ment.
ness Wednesday. Thursday and Friday
of last week
There is good deal of sickness in
this locality at this time.
Frank Updegraft is very sick with
pneumonia.
Thead Thomas has been very sick
with the flu, but is reported to be max
ing good recovery. Lawrence John
son is attending to his duties at the
school house for him in very credit
able manner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Deisch are on
the sick list
DR.. John Williams of Lake Crystal
is caring for the sick here.
The funeral of Mrs. Emma Terry
was held at the Christian church Fri
day at two o'clock. Mrs, Terry was a
member of this church. Rev. Brown.
pastor of the Methodist church, preach
ed the funeral sermon. The pallbear-
ers were Ezra Gates. Frank Thurs
ton, James Wolverton, Lee Duffield, l..
ID. Mills and T. F. Mills.
Mrs. Laura Clapper, who has been
visiting relatives and friends here
the past two months. departed for
her home at Stewart, wyoming, Fri
day morning on the early train.
John Osgood, while helping Charles
. Conkling saw wood with the saving
machine. had the misfortune to get
his hand under the saw, cutting his
hand very badly
Remember the dinner at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. T. III. Hazel ON Tues
day. March IL. Chicken pie. mashed
potatoes, gravy, baked beans. brown
bread, rolls. butter. pickles, dough
nuts coffee. pie. If this sounds good
come. Everybody is invited.
William j. Jones of Lake CRYSTAL
visited at the home of his niece. Mrs.
Ella Bixby. Monday.
Inc w. c. t. u. meeting was held
At the home of Mrs. Mary Buck Tues
DAY afternoon. March 4. There was
R0Od naTJeIndance. -
Kenneth Crane is sick with pneu
,mon1a. He is reported to be little
better at this writing.
Frank Pugh was Vernon caller
Mr.. and Mrs U. G. Ward who
nave been spending the winter in
Sahfornia, returned home Saturday
ihey report a most pleasant trip.
mrs. w. A. Roberts is visiting
trends in Lake Crystal
MISS Ellie Swan, who teaches at
the Commercial college at Mankato
spent Saturday and Sunday at the
nome OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Ora swan, returning to her duties |
Monday morning.
MRS. Walter Story is visiting her
parents at Beaver Greek. Her moth.
er got her hand caught in the cleo
trie swringer which inflicted main
ful wound.
mrs. Doris John was hostess 70 al
group OF young ladies' at her homo
ON Thursday evening Tho .ro.te
were invited to come in costr
representing characters from Moth
uoose rhymes. Much merriment
caused by the costumes. Bob |
anu betty Shafto, The old Lady
wno hved in a shoe. Little Boy Blue |
o.ner Goose herself and even Ton
appeared in all her ETHIOPIAN |
sS Inc mouse was prettily dec !,
a.eo IN red and white and kewpies |
uohs ana children's playthings were
mucn In evidence. The evening was
spent IN contests and a real witch
ana ghosts over real witcb,s fire
.old each guest her fortune. AT the
ciose OF the evening Mrs. John served
atoalnty two course lunch. Tho
piace cards were sticks of red and
White candy tied with each guests
name and each one discovered a bibl
on unfolding the supposed napkin IF T
was real children's party and >at
2 iate hour the guests departed yot
ing Mrs. John royal entertainer,
=; H. Hazel and ]. C. Bixby at
tended the farmers institute at Yer.
non Center Wednesday, March s.
Z. Inc nu has sure made its unweI. |
come presence in our midst There
are four sick at the Cox home. three
at tne Torrey and three at the Crane
MRS John Duffield received tele.
phone from her son in law at 81
Iaui stating that his wife was verv
SICK with the flu and that She was
GAZING for her. She immediately
went TO her bedside and found her
very sick All that loving hands
couid 90 for her was done, but top
no avaii and death came as swee,
relief to her sufferings.
MISS Vairah Wood entertained the
evening. e'udy
John Bixby was a Mankato ca,,ar
on business Thursday.
Wasninstons ID. c. March 6.-Tbe
wal department issued casualty !
nst today in which there were Ike f