The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1919-11-21
GARDEN, CITY NOTATION
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Youth Was Riding Pony When
Throwns News Notes of
q The Village
Especial to The Free, Press. ]

Especial TO The Free, Press.1
Garden City, November IA sad
accident occurred to little Ray Car
penter, youngest son of Ed Carpen-
ter, Thursday evening while taking a
ride on his shetland pony. The AMI
NAL became frightened ana ran.
throwing him TO the ground. breaking
the bones in his wrist, DIR. Hugh
Williams Of Lake Crystal was sum
moned and set the bones. The little
fellow Is doing nicely.
MRS. Charles John visited at the
home of her son, Thurston John, who
resides in Mankato Monday.
! Miss Bmma King, who has been a
resident here for many years, has
gone to spend her days in a home
for aged ladies. She will visit her
sister, Mrs. Leonard Parker in Albert
Lea for short time. Miss King has
many warm friends here who regret
, to see her go away.
! Bort Duffield was passenger to
Mankato monday morning.
! Mrs. Nora Pepper and grandson,
Burton Grimes OF Madeia visited at
the E. w. Gates home Saturday.
Calvin Flemming, who has been Wis
T, iting relatives and friends in and
around Garden City for a few days
returned ~ his home in Minneapolis.
Mrs. J. W. Wilcox of Mankato was
week end visitor at the E. NJ. o.
home. 70
| Bert Wilson and family of Canada
viii i've In the house vacated by Mr..
| WILCOX lf soi
! Charles Call went to Minneapolis
Saturday on business. az.
! Mrs. John Duffleld is quite Ill at this
writing Her many friends wish for
her speedy recovery.
! Remember tho home coming Friday
evening Come out and show your
appreciation of the brave boys who
helped to make this world safe for
democracy The program promises to
be just fine. George, Palmer, an old
Garden City boy will give an address.
Also, the banquet to the boys in uni
form and community none should fail
to miss. NThs program will close with
dance in Wbodrnan hall. Music by
the Tri- State orchestra. Everybody
! cone sitO3 sdf = I5t+-
Q Mrs. Jessie. vanslyke of Mankato is
spending few days visiting at the
| llcme of her father and mother. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Rector. ms l4
Byron Thompson has sold the house
owned byihis sister in law, Mrs AL
die Thompson to Robert Hall. Z Con-
sjderatidf,d SLICE u 81 f,4 y
The ladies cf the Riverside Study
club gave a lparfy at the beautiful
home OF Miss Ida Mills Tuesday aft
esn0df. Move shep1f.. in honor of four
| OF their members, who win soon leave
for new homes. ~ The ladies, are Mrs
Hughes Ida Howard, Hazel Howard
! and Miss King. VAS token of esteem
in which The cltib holds these mem
bers they presented Mrs. Howard and
Mrs. Hughes WITH cut glass candle
stick and Miss King with a string Of
haasis .bGeJ y ~ q ft'f fts
Mrs. Frank Martin had the misfor
tune to- severely burn herIfoct which
has caused her intense pain and laid
her UP for time.
Mrs. Fannie Robinson of Lake Cry
stall spent 2 few days last week at The
homes of her sisters, Mrs Clara
Boynton and Mrs. Frank Howard. Mrs.
Robinson expects to start about the
18th for California to spend the win
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. F. Osgood were ov-
er Sunday visitors at the home of
Miss Josie Pryne of Waseca.
Mr.. and mrs. G. W.. John and Mrs.
]. E. Stevens were in Mankato on
business Saturday. i
Mrs. y. E. Stevens has purchased
from Mrs. Lizzie Hughes fer home
She expects to take possession about
December l.