The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-11-12
GARDEN CITY NOTATION
BIRTHDAY PARTY ANEVENT
IN THE VILLAGE
w. CT. u. Held Its Meeting
And Discussed the Subject,
Good Citizenship :.

Garden CITY, November 10.-As the
birthday OF Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Bryant
came on the same Gay. Sunday. Octo-
Der 81, their children and families
came home to celebrate the day with
them. There were forty present.
Some came from GAINESVILLE. Mime
sofa Lake and Vernon Center.
Mrs. John Bixby Joined her aunt
and uncle. Mr.. and Mrs. Jones In
Mankato Thursday when they left for
the east, Mrs. Bixby Is going to Rome.
New York, to visit her sister Eva.
who she hasn't seen for fourteen
years. Mrs. Bixby expects TO stay
tin after the holidays.
Perry Spence has bought farm IN
Wisconsin not far from st. Paul and
will take possession March l.
Miss Rhoda Chapman went to ST.
Paul Friday evening to attend the M.
e. A. Saturday. returning SUNDAY
George w. John and son Willis
drove over to Fairmont wednesday TO
attend Miss Erma Yates wedding.
Mrs. John returned with them Thurs
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Steinke have
fininshed their moving to vernon
Center this week: Mr.. Stelnke mas
opened general store IN tnat VII
lage. -,
Pierce Roberts of Mankato were
guests Of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Will Roberts Sunday.
Clayton John OF Lacrosse. WIS,
arrived Monday for a visit with nas
parents, Mr.. aud Mrs. Charles john.
John Osgood and Will Roberts were
Mankato business callers Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Holverson and
their mother of Vernon Center We're
Sunday guests at the home OF Mf.
and Mrs A. ]. Spence.
Thd superintendent OF the state
hospital at st. Peter was in the val
lage Monday looking for Chris Park
or, who escaped from there last
east Of the village. y.
Mrs. Laura Clapper went to Man,
kato THURSDAY to visit relatives and
ifi MIR. and Mrs. Jess Buck and Mrs.
John J. Duffieid were Mankato shop.
pers Saturday evening and attended
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Wilson, Mrs. j.
q. Stevens and Rob Hall were Lake
Crystal callers Thursday evening.
Charles Call was Mankato ttlsi-
ness caller Saturday.
Garvin Crane and J. E. Stevens are
both sick with bad colds. Melvin
Crane is in the bank while his son is
ILL.,
Mrs. John osgood went to Lake
Crystal Thursday to visit Mrs. w: 5.
Buckles, returning Saturday evening.
Messrs Franc Thurston, Rob Hall
and Charles Call were Vernon Center
and Amboy callers Sunday.
Wayne Carpenter, the Oldest son
Of Mr.Jand Mrs Ed. Carpenter. died at
the hospital Saturday following an OPP
Vernon Center cemetery Monday.
November 8.
Miss Erma r. Yates Of Fairns6nt
was united in marriage to Lyle b.
Miller at the home of the brides
mother, Mrs. Meta u. Yates on
Thursday, November 4, at high noon.
Only the immediate relatives and the
brides school friends were present
The ceremony was performed by DR.
q. c. Horn, pastor Of the Methodist
church. The bride and groom Were
attended by Miss Helen Yates and
Cecil Miller The bride was dressed
In pink georgette and wore veil
and carried an arm bouquet OF
brides roses. Following the cere-
served. Mrs. Miller is a talented
young woman. being well known in
musical circles Mr.. Miller Is a
young man Of sterling worth and the
best wishes of host of friends go
with them to their home in Sank
Center. The out of town guests at
the wedding were Mr.. and Mrs. G. w.
Ards Dewey Of Hamline and Miss
Katherine Fancher of Carleton. Miss
Yates attended business college in
Mankato anu graduated from there .
little over year ago.
Mrs. George w. John went to Fair
mont Monday to assist her sister,
Mrs. Nettie Yates in preparing for
her daughter Erma's wedding.
Mrs. John Bixby visited her aunt,
Mrs. William Jones Of Lake Crystal
v, A. Buckles, Chauncey Buckles,
and j. z. Stevens were Mankato bus
mess callers Tuesday afternoon.
Henry Musk of Vernon Center has
rented the CrosWell house and moved
in this week and will stay there till
March when he can get possession Of
the farm he has rented just north Of
town.
The w. c. T. u. met with Mrs. Jes-
sic John Tuesday afternoon with q
large attendance. Subject, Good Cit
izenship, which is part OF the pro-
gram each month The ladies are
very much interested in this SUBJ
ject.
Mrs. Lucas Crane was called to
Minneapolis Wednesday by the SER
ious illness Of her mother, Mrs. Lind
quist.
Miss Ruth Mills and Miss Bertha
Cole were Mankato shoppers We'd :
Miss Ruth Anderson, the principal
of our school, went to st. Paul
Wednesday evening to attend the M.
e. A., returning Sunday evening.
Willis John, one OF her students, met
her in Mankato.
The many friends of Mrs. Roy
Thompson OF Amboy will be pleased
to hear that her daughter Mary, who
has been very Ill with tonsilitis IS
better.
Mrs. Clayton Call Of Amboy visited
her mother. Mrs. e. N. Call Saturday
between trains.