The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1922-10-20
Garden City NelDs
Picked By Reporter
Moving Appears To Be In Order
General Notes And Personal; Soc
lal Doines In Village.

ial poines In Village. -
Garden City, October >>1s.--Mrs.
Walter Story and little son Gordon
and little daughter Maxine accom-
panied Mrs. Carney to her home in
Beaver Creek. Mrs. Story expects
to be gone ten days. !
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Howieson and
Grant Hazel of Sterling were callers
at the T. H. Hazel home Friday.
Miss Ruth Mills and sister, Mrs
Jessie Mitchell accompanied ny Rev.
kIcharu LoDSon ana wlle, dove W
nankato friday.
MIS-. h. N. Cali has returned from
Mankato, where sue spent a lew
days as the guest u friends.
IGoying seems to be the order OF
the day. Mr.. and Mrs. story and
Ialaiiy are moving into the GooueIl
mouse. Mr.. and Mrs. Brundage aud
FAMILY into their new home and Mrs.
Gates into her new home and ReuS
ben Thurst0n and has. mother into
the house Mrs. Gates vacalEd.
Mrs. Mitchell and sons Earl and
Gordon departed TODAY for their
home at Huntsville. Pa. =
Mrs. w. A. Roberts returned from
her visit in Wisconsin tuesday.
Mrs. ]. ]. DutfieId and mrs. l.. j.
Duffield went To Manksto FRIDAY to
hear Florence Macbeth and also stay
over Sunday at the John Crosweil
Mrs. Pearson OF rairmont IL
spending the winter at the home Of
her daughter, Mrs. George John.
Z. NJ. Call has sold his general
store to Mr.. Reef of Rushmore, MINI.
de has taken possession and ex-
poets to move into the Charles Boyn-
ton house as soon as his household
goods arr1ys
Ed Rector and Miss Rose Thurs
ton were married Tuesday, october
10. Congratulations and best wish
es from all friends.
The many friends or Mrs. J. M.
Chapman rejoice with her that she
Is able to be about, well and happy.
Be sure 70 attend the movies at
the Woodman hall Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday night, october II,
IL, IA, given by the Art Picture
company.
The r. N. A. ladies held their
AhSCeAAS AZ Tic "OO0han udl1 SdL-
uroay afternoon, October Z. Mrs.
Mae Thomas was initiated into the
mysteries OF the order after which
all sat down to a delicious supper
prepared and served by Mrs. Mayte
John, Minnie Call, Minnie Thomas,
Margaret Best, Maud James,, Celia
Crane. 1t is hoped that good crowd
will attend the school Of instruction
at Madelia October IL
The cooking class Of the school
enjoyed a breakfast OF their own
making at the fair grounds Wednes.
day morning. The menu consisted
Of sandwiches, coffee, bacon and
eggs, fruit cookies. A good time is
reported.
SCHOOL NOTES
The first number of the Lyceum
course was held in the school audi
forum Thursday evening, october
5. The program which consisted of
readings given by Edna Thomas
Gordon was enjoyed by ALL The
proceeds Of the entertainment viii
be given to the high school athletic
club.
Glass meetings were held Tues
day noon and the following officers
were elected for the year. Seniors
President, Ailene Jay; vice presi-
dent, Nina Duffield; secretary and
treasurer, Lucille Mann. Juniors
President, Daniel James; vice pres
ident Wilma Updegraft; secretary
and treasurer, Mabel Cramblet
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, Lois jay;
vice president, Jessie Felix; secre-
tary. Mary Krals; treasurer, Donald
Sterling; Freshmen-President,
IN M sERA
Merrill Jay; secretary and treasurer,
appointed by Miss Anderson are:
Senior, Mr.. McMahan; juniors, Miss
Stowe sophomores, Miss Carlson;
freshmen, Miss Gregorson. &c..
On account of the NJ. E. A. con-
vention held at Mankato all the
grades with the exception of the
second and eighth enjoyed a vaca-
don Thursday and Friday. The
teachers, who attended the meetings
were Miss Eliza Wilson, Mrs. McGraf
and Miss Ida Wilson.
Friday afternoon September ~,
the base ball team OF Garden City
high school motored to Amboy to
play the high school team there.
The score was to 4 in favor Of
Amboy.
The telephone has been installed
In the new building and is ready for
use.
L. C. McMahan has purchased a
Dodge car.
A number Of teachers drove to
Maniato to attend the concert given
by Florence Macbeth.
Clyde Mccormack is unable to at
tend school because he is quaran-
tined for scarlet fever.
Earnest Stuve has returned to