The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1923-11-30
GARDEN CITY news
RIVERSIDESTUDY CLUB All
INTERESTING MEET
Ladies of Christian Church Will
Hold Bazaar; Personal and
-s Social Newsettes.

~. social NeWeetteS. "a -.
Garden City, November 27.-The
Ladies Aid Of the Christian church
was held at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Best Friday eve
ming. There were over forty pres
emit and all report a fine time.
Clayton John is visiting his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. &. II. John and
other relatives. III
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Wilson and
family and Mrs Ed Ward and little
sons Of Canada are visiting at the l.,
d. Mills and Mrs. Lulu Gates home
for the winter. ~.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyle Thurston and
family Of Ceresco were callers at
the Frank Thurston home Friday.
Mrs. George w. John and son
Willis were guests at the Mother
and Sons" banquet given at the Ma
sonic Temple In Mankato Friday
evening, November %.
The ladies OF the Embroidery club
were entertained at the home of
Mrs. John Bixby Friday afternoon.
The Riverside Study club will
meet Wednesday afternoon, Novem-
Der % at the home of Mrs. Jessie
John. All members are urged to at
tend the Thanksgiving program.
Mrs. Ruth Leslie and daughter
Esther returned to their home in
Mankato Saturday evening after
spending a few days at the A.. Leaf
home. Miss Alice Leaf accompanied
them for a few days stay.
The Riverside Study club met at
the home of Miss Clara Boynton last
Wednesday with a very large at
tendance Roll call was responded
to by quotations About Childhood
which was original and good. A most
excellent paper prepared and read
by Mrs. Olida Howard was very
much enjoyed by all. The discus
sion was led by Mrs. Mavte John
Al report Of the Rally held at Man
kato. was also given. Mrs. Sarah
Nc Kinney was club visitor from
the Lake Crystal club.
Mrs Jessie John has lost a Cam
go pin with small ring and chain.
She values this very highly as a
keepsake and il any one finds the
pin kindly return 1t to Mrs. Jessie
John.
The ladies OF the Christian church
will. hold. bazaar and dinner in the
church basement Saturday after
noon, December 8, to which the pub
lie Is cordially. invited. Dinner at
noon, bazaar at 1870.
/. The w. G. T. U. ladies will meet
at the home of Mrs. T. F. Mills
Tuesday afternoon, December 4. All
members and friends are cordially
invited. -
Among those who heard Sorsas
Band at Mankato Thursday after
noon and evening, were: Miss Edna
Fellows, Miss Ruth Mills, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Thurston, Mr.. and Mrs.
E. j. Champman, Jessie Felix, Ed
ma Thomas, Willis John, Clarence
Temple and Clayton John.
Mrs. T.. G.. Crane and Mrs. X. c.
Crane were Mankato shoppers
Thurs day.
The Misses Ailene Jay, Lois Iay,
Wilma Updegraft. Charles and Les
ter Cox and Merton Mickerson at
tended the concert in Mankato
Thursday evening, given bv Sousa's
band. Thew were delighted with 1t.
Mrs. Nellie Cox visited at the C..
R. Armstrong home near Good
Thunder few DAYS last week.
Mrs. A. Leaf entertained friends
from her former home at West
brook over Sunday
Miss Edna. Fellows entertained
the girls Of the Missionary, Circle at
her home, to a six O'Clock dinner
Tuesday evening, November 20.
The ladies Of the Bautist church
held their annual chicken ME din
per and bazaar Of the Methodist
church Saturday. November "a.
They realized over one hundred dol
lars. :.
The Royal Neirbbors wieh to
thank the nublic for their liheral
patronage at the County Fair"'
which made it a great success. The
|neighbors arn trying TO raise money
TO nut the hall in fine shape once
more. 'sE.-.s .I. III
Mrs. Cbsrlas Call If 'rranl1a ~ was
. guest of Mrs. r. G.. Crorn Fr'Iev.
she also attended the Embroidery
Glib. s,T' .s--. =t
Bert pnherts Of Minneapolis is the
grnst Of his narante 49,
Mr. and Mrr. e VIZ. prunIn~e AID
son Harry attended the Minrac1ta
aud Iowa football ~arno lc~t Satur-
dny nnd we're week end visitors nj
M. Br'n6npe's aurt. IN Nirronr~l's.
DonaId nnh~nn srant /" fnw de-
'Iaet week rarlinr On t-ierds. H
had haan IT Stowar+vi'1e IN "tt~,d
the funeral IF h;a fn,othc- aid was
on his waV- To- Cleehnrr. Iowa.
Tho tnctothat earaae 1T tho school
horso Friday woe p-eIl ratroHi7o1
The 1aureIs won't r. nnlevp7 for the
~irl tom a,d tF~e ~er,a ha.---~rn th~
seventh AID ejrhth o~oSo hos c~d
80 F-eshmen was victory for tho
former. o.. -. f. -.