The Mankato free press., 1922-01-20
Royal Meighbor Lodge
Installed Its Officers
Garden City Organization Held
Event; News of That
Community
Especial to The Free Press. |


Garden City, January 13.-The fol,
lowing officers were .Installed in the
Royal Neighbor lodge Saturday after
noon. Della Stevens, oracle; Loah
Hoppe, vice oracle; Hanrah Thomas,
chancellor; Hettie Roberts, marshal; +;
Ada Wilson, recorder; Minnie Thorn.
as; outer sentinel; Mayte John, man
ager. BY a two thirds majority vote
Violet Thurston as receiver and Mary
Thurston as inside sentinel were ex-
cused on account Of illress. Ella
Bixby was the installing officer and
Minnie Call ceremonial marshal.
Mayte John was elected captain OF
the degree staff and May Steinke,
pianist Mrs. Hannah Morrall was
appointed unselfshness. Tie lodge
will meet again the third Saturday
afternoon in January. The refresh
ment committee will serve eats. II
is urged all members be present.
James Tierney of Driscoll, N. D.,
made a brief visit at the Floyd VIII
son home Thursday and Friday. Mr..
Tierney at one time worked in the
Hubbard and Palmer elevator here
and is a brother in law OF Floyd
Wilson.
Franklin Wilson of Grove Lake IS
visiting his sister Lulu Gates and Liza
Wilson. and numerous other relatives
and friends.
Theodore Thomas was a passenger
on the morning train to Lake Crystal
Friday. Mr. Thomas is having dental
work done
The ladies of the Baptist Aid so.
ciety of the Baptist church will hold
food sale and sale OF rugs and
other articles at the home Of Mrs. T.
H. Hazel Saturday afternoon Janu-
ary IA.
at the J. F.: Osgood home Saturday
afternoon. January "A. for the study
The second number of the lecture
course was given in the Christian
church Saturday evening. January 7,
nv Chuan W. WaLo. Chinese lee
turer, which was considered to be a
good number. The next number will
be given on February 2, by Robert E.
Briggs, cartoonist.
Friends have received announce
ments Of the marriage OF Miss Faythe
u yOubS III ADouIAA iDe
kota, also the marriage OF her chum
Mi Eunice Jaones. whose wedding
wa! held on the same day. They will
be close neighbors as their apart
ments are one and four. Faythe IS
the daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. John
Duffield and Miss Jones has visited
here on different occasions. Both
ladies' have many friends who wish
them a hanpv welded life.
~ al
ceived the news OF the death of the
infant son of Mr. Hazers niece, Mrs.
Corliss Grover Of Sterling The little
one died OF Group. The funeral was
held from the home Wednesday after
noon. Mr.. and Mrs Grover have the
sympathy of all their friends in their
hour of sorrow.
School onered Monday with all tn
teachers and pupils In their accus-
toned places, but the eighth grade
teacher Miss Sylvester. who was un-
able to return on account of illness.
Miss Eng is making her home with
Mr. and Mrs Charles Brundage.
Charlesi Call and Mr.. Updegraft
drove to Mankato Sunday night to
meet Mr. McMahan.
The creamery boS-d held a meeting
at the creamery Wednesday after
noon to discuss the ice proposition.
The Job OF filling the ice house will
be let soon.
Rev. Richard Dohson ard Miss Ruth
Mills were Mankato business callers
Tuesday.
The annual meeting held at the
Farmers State hank at n. m. Tues
day. January 10. resulted in the fol-
lowing directors being elected: G..
w. John. George p. Gilman. George
Richardson, W. y. Willard: s: T.
Sheppard NJ. F. Crane and T. G.
Crane. The directors meeting was
held at the bank Wednesday after
noon, January II. NJ. F. Crane was
elected president: G. W. John. vice
nresident: Garvin Crane cashier and
Charles Cox. assistant cashier
Mrs. Albert Beer is steadily i'm
Droving. which IS very gratifying news
to her manv friends.