The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1923-02-16
RITES FOR Mr.. NlCKERsON
Fune:al Of Victim 81 Accident %.'As
iisId Ia GMdsn City

Held Ia GMdsn c!.y
Garden City, February 9.-Tae
funeral of tie la+e Terry D. Kicker
SON vat held a. the home of bis
parents NJ. arc Hrs. F. B. Nicke"-
son Monday afternoon - t;So
o'clock. Rev. Eicilard DoEso7 IF tno
Ch:i:t:sa CHURCH o.sciated. A ntals
quartet consisting OF Mcss-s. Leon
ard M2Mahan, Walter Story, J2hu
Thomas and George re.:ln sang very
beautifully '.Sock Of -Acss." .Some
time, Somewhere" a:.d "Ne&T5- Ny
God TO Thee" Tic 6oral offerings
were very beautiful, a bs:iitifi.l til
su:e OF respect 20 the departed yht
was helG In tho highest regard By al
who had Tho p-iv;icec to know :;ixc.
The PARENTS, bTothec end aiste-s
have tito sympathy OF = hoGt oil
fTien5s in tEcir sad bereavement.
Miss Ruth Mills haa gone TO D"s
Mcinea. I9we, Were she will submit:
TO IN operation. She will have hsr
tcnsilG. removed. She expects to be
gone two weeks.
eliza Wilson we're Vernon Center
visitors at me homo of their rister
Ma. CARLOS Ware" between trains
Saturday. -.
Donald Dobsoa has gone ~ Cher
ol-ae, Iowa, for shC:t Tisit. +.
JcL- Thomas and daughter Miss
Edna 'ch1c,as went to lake Crystal
Thursday 20 consult a doctor IN re .
gard to Miss E.dna's l:.ib which: che
nuct some Tina agv caasiiag. The
Gccto- assures them IT, Il nothing
serious, cut will lake 5oniA tim,
before the sccersess WILL hs gone.
HG.c-:. Cray OF EerGGp. who Is at
tending scnnci here. IS Il! With
pneumonia. IIis mary tricai:3 hGYa
sor him speedy return to health.
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Thurstcn an6
family of Ceresco were guests Sun
day at the Fran Thurstop ln-nc.
Several from mere took in ths
basket ball game at Modelia E'ri:iay
night. February = played between
the Garden City and Maaelia Das-
ketball teams. The laureis went TO
Madelia.
The basketball game played at the
night between the sophomore and
junior elias girls resulted in a tie
and will be played again. The game
between the sophomore and junior
boys resulted in a victory for the
juniors.
MrMs. Charles Brundage went to
Lake Crystal Friday to visit her
father and sister
Harry Wolverine OF st. Paul was
calling on old friends and attending
to some business affairs Monday.
The camp fire girls will give a
program at the school auditorium
Saturday evening, February 10. Al
mission ten cents. All are invited
After the entertainment you will
lind booths: where you will be able
TO purchase home made candies
popcorn balls and various dainties
C4me aud help the girls. x
Miss Marjorie Chapman went ia
Minneapolis Friday evening to at
tend the marriage ceremony of heI
sister, which occurred Saturday
Miss Chapman did not return to hel
school duties until Tuesday. Miss
Genevieve Gilman taught for hel
Monday.
Mrs. Lloyd Ketchum of Duluth
came Sunday to attend the funeral
of her nephew Bert Nickerson.
Andy Knutson of South Dakota is
visiting at the home of his brother
Anil Nelson.
Charles Call went to Minneapolis
on business Tuesday and Wednes
day.
The w. c. T. U. held a very fine
Frances Willard memorial meeting
in the school library Tuesday after
noon, February 6. An interesting
program was rendered, after which
all repaired to the dining room
where lunch was served. .-|
Mr.. and Mrs. George John receiv-
ed notice of the birth Of a little son
to Mr.. and Mrs. Lyle Miller at I'M
~'"rnel hosnital, Mankato. Mrs
Miller is niece Of Mrs. John.
Mr.. Anderson of Springfield was
an over Sunday guest of his daugh
ter Miss Ruth Anderson.
The c. w. B. NJ. meeting will he
held Mt the home OF Mrs. Luiu
Gates Saturday afternoon, February
10. Mrs. Ella BixbY, leader. All arr
urged to be present e..