The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1921-02-25
GARDEN CITY MUTATIONS I,
DEATH OF WELL KNOWN
LADY IN VILLAGE
Number of News Events Have
Taken Place; Personal
Mention

Garden City, February 1S.-Mrs. Hat
tie Bathrick passed away at her home
sunday evening. She had been a pat
lent sufferer for a long time. Death
was due to complications brought on by
old age. She was about eighty-five
years old. A very much respected lady
Her husband preceded her in death
about fiye years ago. She was laid 30
rest beside her HUSBAND and children. In
the cemetery at Lake Crystal. She
. ea;s p TO mourn her passing. one son
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Gates entertained
at their home Saturday evening in hon.
or OF their tenth wedding anniversary.
Mrs. Ed Chapman, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Story. Mr.. and Mrs. Lucas Crane, Mr.
ana Mrs. Kenneth Crane. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ihurston and Wilma Updegraft. A good
The Riverside Study club enjoyed a
party at the home Of Mrs. John Bixby
Elizabeth Roberts and M dGah Frank rank
Thurston. whose birthdays occur this
month. Miss. Northy. librarian of the
addressed the ladies on the - need ' Of a
county library. Miss Northy presented
her subject very. forcibly There were
1 tive asnt aeesrn ladies' present very
refreshments We're served.
Mrs. Amy Barter and little Dorothy
are guests at the home of the formers
Mr.: and Mrs Jesse Buck and Mrs.
Frazier and Amy Barter and daughter
motored to Medo Wednesday to visit at
n Mr. ha snd doS%f rs Grant aope Hazel Mr. and
Mrs. Arliss Grover and little daughter
Helen spent Sunday at the T. H. Hazel
Mrs. George John entertained the
young ladies Of her Sunday school class
at her home Saturday afternoon. A very
pleasant afternoon was spent in a social
With r Piece d Of cut sas it S beng
birthday A dainty lunch was served
A good many OF the parents and
friends Of the school spent the afternoon
ers and pupils are to be congratulated
on the splendid work they are doing this
year, and when you see them getting
their homes It makes us all wish we
could go to school again. The teachers
terated all the guests to nabiscos and
Miss Ada. L. Forster will preach in
the Christian church Sunday afternoon
The store Fl f. NJ Call in Vernon
evening. The fire. was put out, bat the
goods was much damaged by wafer and
breaking. Mr.. Call carried insurance.
age Is not Tf Known. His e son-in.law aa Ar
thur steinke was managing the store
The indoor carnival given at the
os hall By the Queen Esther
very much the different booths. Per-
haps the one best patronized was the
odist church realized about sixty-five
nhe G. W. B. NJ. iadiesInnet with Miss
af ita so ave Very e good program was
rendered. Miss Ruth Mills Ella Bixby,
Liza Wilson. Mrs. Ida Mills giving a
part of the lesson. Mrs. Ella Bixby sang
Mrs. J. r. Stevens, Mrs. Frank Thurs
ton and Mrs. Charles John were Man
kato callers Saturday.
her home Wednesday afternoon the ladie
of the Riverside Study club and the
ladies Of the w. c.. T. u. in honor of
each order. and who is very soon TO
move away to farm home near Man
kato. Mrs. Buck was presented with
pitcher and a. dozen glasses in, cut glass.
A veSy nice lunch was served. A very
pleasant afternoon was enjoyed by all.
Mrs. Ella Rixby, visited at the home
resides at Welcome few davs.
Bert Roberts returned to Minneapolis
in sn1h his parents s Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Ro
berts.
Mrs. Charles Brundage was a Lake
visitor, Monday at the home Of sher SIS
ter Mrs Lena Christensen.
Mrs. Ed Rowland of st. James visited
at the John Bixby home Monday AMI
Tuesday. -
| Mrs Wilcox of Mankato visited with
her friend Mrs. r. NJ. Call few DAYS
Of last week. returning to her home in
Mankato Saturday.
Mrs. r. NJ Call and Mrs. Wilcox were
guests between trains SATURDAY. Of Mrs.
Arthur Steinke at Vernon Center.