The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1923-08-03
GARDEN CITY MUTATIONS
Social Stories and General New,
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Garden City, July 27.-Mayo Chap
man, who has been working in ST..
Paul has been transferred to Chica-
go. Mayo IS the youngest son Of Mr..
and Mrs. J. NJ. Chapman.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. John, Mr..
and Mrs. c. H. John and son Clayton
and MIR. and Mrs. Thurston John
autoed to Fairmont Sunday to visit
Willis John, who works at one of the
oil stations in Fairmont.
The ladies of the Embroidery club
met with Mrs. Charles Call at her
home in Mankato. Mrs. Frank
Thurston and Mrs. Walter Story took
the ladies to the Call home in their
cars.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. F. Crane and Mrs.
and Mr.. T. G. Crane and little
daughter Phyllis Marie, who have
been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Paul Derby
at Detroit, the past week, returned
Monday evening. The trip was made
in car and thoroughly enjoyed by
all. =,
Mr.. and Mrs. George John have as
their guests this week Mrs. Johns
sister, Mrs. Nettie Yates of Fairmont
and her niece Mrs. Lisle Miller and
children Jean and Bobbie of Man
kato.
Harold G. Cop and Miss Esther
Anderson Of LIE Sueur spent Thurs
day evening at the home of Mrs.
Nellie Cox.
Henry Plainly and family spent
sunday with the M. Plainly family
at Vernon Center.
Rev. Olmsted and family of Ne
braska and niece Miss Over of Joplin,
Mo. are visiting at the L. D. Mills
home
Mrs. Nellie Cox, Charles Cox, Don
Cox and family spent Sunday with
Walter Cox and family at Blue Earth.
Mrs. T. G. Crane entertained at
her home Thursday afternoon, July
26, in honor of her little daughter
Phyllis Marie, it being her first birth
day anniversary. Mrs. Walter Stony
and little daughter Maxine, Mrs. Lyle
liler and little daughter, Jean, Mrs.
Kenneth Srau and two sons, Mrs.
Elmer Larson and little son, Mrs.
Lucas Crane and little son and
daughter were present. The after
noon was spent pleasantly, the hos
tess serving ice cream and cake.
Saturday afternoon July 81, about
thirty Ave Royal Neighbors and
friends drove to the beautiful colt
age home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Howard at Loon Lake, where they
spent a most delightful afternoon
bathing and visiting, at the close o.
hich all partook Of picnic supper.
Lester Cox, who is employed by
the LIE Sueur creamery company
played base ball with the LIE Sueur
ball team at st. Peter Monday, where
the American Legion were holdins
their annual convention. He drove
to Garden City in the evening for a
snort visit with his folks.
Theodore Thomas and Charles Coz
took in the Birth OF a Nation" al
Mankato Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Stony and
children were Mankato callers wed
nesday evening and saw the Birth
Of Nation"
Mr.. Clarence Temple and Miss
Alice Zuminalt were Mankato callers
| Sunday evening.
Miss Wilma Updegraft. who has
been visiting her relatives and
friends at Huron, South Dakota for
the last month returned home Mon
day.
A number from here enjoyed the
band concert at Good Thunder last
evening.
Miss Maxine Jay has been visiting
the past week in Good Thunder al
the home of H. H. Buck.
Mr.. Chester Anderson, who has
been employed at the Garden City
garage is very sick at his home in
Eagle Lake.
Miss Nadine Robertson visited he,
friend Miss Edna Thomas, Thursday
and Friday
A number of persons from Garden
City enjoyed themselves at Ston,
Point bathing beach, Sunday after.
noon and evening.
The annual school meeting was
held at the school house Saturda,
evening July 81, 1923. The new
trustees that were elected were Mr.
]. N. Chapman and Mr. J. C. Jay
The treasurers and secretaries re
ports were read and accepted.
Mrs. Steve and son Erast and
daughters Peryle and Mary, accom-
panied by Miss Winifred Adams
were Lake Crystal callers Wednes
day.
Miss Ruth Mills Sunday schoo,
class No. 8 enjoyed a moonlight pic.
mic out on Mills Lake last Wednes
day evening. They rode out in .
hay rack, thinking that this way
they could prevent tire trouble. Aftel
they reached the lake some went IN
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