The Mankato free press., 1920-08-20
GARDEN CITY NOTATION
RIVERSIDE STUDY CLUB IS
PEEPING INTO POLITICS
A. j. La Grange of Worthington,
Former Resident, Passed
Away Recently

Garden City, August 1.-THE Riv-
erside Study club met with Mrs.
Charles Brundage Wednesday after
noon, August II. The topic. "Prepar-
ing Women for Citizenship" was very
ably handled by Mrs. Josie Martin.
1t was voted that the next club meet
ing which would be August 25, the
second day of fair, be postponed un-
til the next regular meeting day,
Wednesday, September 8, at the home
of Mrs. Hattie Chapman. Members
note this change.
Mrs. Nellie Schmidt and son Donald
of Mankato are the guests of Mrs.
Schmitt's aunt, Mrs. e. M. Call this
week.
Mr. and Mrs. e. M. Call and Mrs.
Nellie Schmitt and son Donald spent
the day Wednesday as guests of Mrs.
Calls brother and family, Mrs.
Charles Bates of Vernon Center.
Mrs. John Eaton. who recently
submitted to an operation which was
well as could be expected. Mrs. Eat
on was taken so violently i'll she could
not be moved to a hospital. Her
friends hope for speedy recovery to
perfect health again.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. Hazel and Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Story and little son
Gordon drove to Sterling Sunday to
visit at the home Of Hazel's brother.
Grant Hazel They report . most
Rev. G. A. Cahoon, pastor of Man
kato Centenary Methodist church,
was guest at the G. w. John home
Wednesday evening.
Olney Coutson of Fort Dodge, Iowa,
the youngest brother 6f Mrs. Thurs
ton John, is visiting at the c. H. John
home for few days.
1t is reproted that Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Steinke and family will move
will take over the store recently clos
ed By Mr.. Wasserman.
K. G. Crane has just purchased
new Chevrolet car and Bert Gates
John c. Bixby and L. J. Dunield
were Mankato visitors on business
Monday
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur steinke and
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Morall drove
to MA Spirit IT. Lake, MrI Iowa Sunday: g.u .n,
grandchi1dren Mr anh hrs and Mr. snd Gal mrsl ana
Charles Call and children drove to
Silver Lake, few miles south Of
Fairmont Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. e. Stevens spent
Sunday at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Floyd Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Stevens. Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson and
Rob Hall drove to Mankato Sunday
evening where they attended show
The Ladies' Aid society of the
Mrs. Soloman johnson in Lake Crys-
tai Thursday afternoon with a good
attendance. The ladies report a fine
time. ~
Miss Flo Sheldon of Mankato is a
guest at the home Of her aunt, Mrs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Thurston and
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyle Thurston are
camping for week in the northern
Sunday.
Miss Rhoda Chapman returned
home from her visit in Minneapolis.
Miss Chapman has been away about a
month.
Allen Roberts is home from Mime
apolis for short visit with the home
folks and also to attend the Blue
Earth county fair which will be held
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday,
5sth annual fair and promises to be
fine from start to finish. Plan to
attend the county fair this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. William j. Jones of
Lake Crystal were week end guests
at the home of their niece, Mrs. j.
C. Bixby.
Word was received by Mrs. Ella Blk
by of the death of A. ]. LAGRANGE of
Worthington, August 4. Mr.. La
Grange will be remembered by some
of the older people He was at one
time much respected resident Of
Garden City. He moved to Worthing-
ton about thirty years ago and made
his home In that city ever since He
was ninety-two years of age. He
leaves two daughters and son and
two grandchildren to mourn his pass-
ing