The Mankato free press., 1923-12-21
GARDEN CITY NOTES
EVANGELISTIC MEETINGS
ARE SCHEDULED g
Miss Edna Fellows Will Deliver
Sermons; Town Topics COL
leeted BY Reporter

Iseted BY Reporter
Garden City December 15.-Evan-
gelistic meetings will commence
Sunday evening, December 16, and
continue three weeks to January 6.
Evangelist E. c. Cassity will have
charge of the music and the pastor,
Miss Edna Fellows, will speak each
evening. The public is cordially in
vited to each service.
Mr.. and Mrs. George John were in
Mankato on business Saturday.
Mrs. Charles John has been laid
up several days, the result OF fall:
Mr.. and Mrs. S. II. Thurston Oh
Ceresco were calling on friends IN
town Thursday. 3,
Mrs. Charles Rector has returned
home from a visit with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Jessie Van Slyke IN Man
kato.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. D. Mills and
Miss Bertha Cole were Mankato
shoppers Thursday.
The Ladies of the Christian church
wish TO thank the public for thelr
patronage at the sale and dlnner
in the church basement Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Roberts at
tended the silver wedding anniver-
sary of Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. wilcox
at their home in Mankato, Tues
day evening, December IL.
W. A. Roberts took his son Pearce
to Minneapolis Sunday where ne
will resume his work again, having
been home for about two months
on account of poor health.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. ]. Duffield were
Mankato callers this week.
Mrs. Josie Martin is spending
some time in the cities visiting her
daughter and other relatives.
Mrs. Frank Thurston has return
ed from Minneapolis where she has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Jennie
Yates, who she reports as being
some better.
Funeral services for Ora Swan
were held at his home Sunday al
ternoon at three O'Clock. Rev. Paden
of Mankato officiated. Mr.. and Mrs.
George John and Ella Bixby sang
and "Abide With Me-" The pail
bearers were NJ. F. Crane, Albert
Beer, Floyd Wilson, Charles Brund-
age, T. E. Mills, l. D. Mills. The
floral offerings were very beautiful.
Mr.. Swan had been great sunerer
for many years and death came as
helief Saturday, December 8.
A large concourse OF sorrow1ng
friends and neighbors attended the
Services at the house and grave. He
leaves to mourn his passing, his
wife and two daughters, Efie Swan
Of Mankato and Geneyieve Hanna
of Amboy; one son, James z. Swan
of Cleveland, Ohio, and many
friends. The following from out OF
town attended the funeral: DR.. Fred
Brandenberg and wife OF New Rich
land: Mr.. and Mrs. e. T. Champlain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rob Champlain and
Mrs. Lewis Brown of Vernon Cen
ter: Mr.. and Mrs. George ChamplaiD
of Lake Crystal; Mr.. and Mrs.
Homer Waite and Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
Norman of Lake Crystal; Mr.. and
Mrs. r. E. Brown, Mankato; S. l..
Champlain, Mr.. and Mrs. III. A.
Patterson. Mr. and Mrs. Brandrup,
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Hunter, Mr..
and Mrs. A. L. Miller, all from Man
kato.
The following officers were elect
ed for the ensuing year at the r. U.
A. Camp. Mrs. Celia Van Sickle,
OTdClc, Elld DLApsI VIC Va oSLSb .
Clara Pew, past oracle; Ada Will
son, recorder; Violet Thurston, re-
ceiver; Hattie Roberts, marshall; {;
Maud Brundage assistant marshall
Mary Thurston, inner sentinel; Mae
Thomas, outer sentinel; Jessie John,
manager: Hazel Story, flower su-
perintendent; Hannah Thomas,
chancellor.
The Modern Woodman met at their
camp room at the M. w. A. hall
Saturday evening, December 1 and
elected the following officers for the
year; Venerable council, w. A. Ro-
berts; worthy advisor. Henry Palm
by; escort, W. /. Story; banker,
Floyd Wilson, clerk, Albert Beer.
The Garden City Creamery as
sociation paid fifty: five cents per
pound for October butterfat; Those
$50 and over are, as follows:
B. W. Abbott, S226. .05; L. X. Fred
erickson, S207 "a; Best and Morrall,
s174.95; L. M. Crane, S171 60; G.
E. Richardson. s147. .95; K. c. Crane,
S133. 81; H. E. Jeppesen, s132. .8S;
Earl 6iesch, 1922. 81: H. G. Hansen,
s12S. .26; w. H. Hudson, S114. 81 (;
H. ]. Schulz, $11335: C. E. Conk-
ling, $106. So: E. G. Buffer, $101 81;
$S1.o7; Carl Grannis, $50 .s5; Carl
Lavitschke, $75. 79; Bert E. Gates
s73.09; H. c. Olson, S70.01; E. NJ
Van Sickle, S70.01; George B. Gil
man. $67 .15; c. L. Yahnke, SGT. 26;
b. F. Golden, $62 &c; Griffith and
MOBILES, $66.11; R. Chafey, $63 81;
- Chris. Hansen, $50 Sc; Walter
Fleming, S62. .16; George Greenough,
,s5s;Ss; @ Richard I'd Eberhart: 81, s5S: As;
field, s56. AZ; William ]. Smyth, $685.
13; o. c. Cramblit, $53.15; v. A.