The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1902-10-03
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
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VERNON CENTER.


VERNON CENTER.
Mrs Wentland of Garden City visit
ed her mother Saturday.
Mrs. Judd went to Garden City
Monday to spend few days with her
son, Ray, and daughter, Mrs. Went
land
Miss Rose Dickinson and Mr.. Royal
Horton attended the dance Thursday
evening.
Miss Margaret Lowell starts for school
at the agricultural school in Mime
apolis Tuesday.
Frank Carpenter was taken to Man
kato Saturday night to be operated on
for appendicitis. The operation was
performed the same evening and he
is getting along nicely.
Guy Fessenden, who has been in
Dakota this last summer returned to
Vernon to spend few days. While
here he disposed of his property IA
house and lot) to q. B. Taylor for
$500.
Jim Morrow spent Sunday with his
family.
William Farmer returned from a
trip Saturday.
The @. e. and E. L. societies united
services in the M. e. church Sunday
evening.
Bert Allen of Wells organized a g.
A. r. Thursday evening.
Alec Gray and Miss Myrth Force
were in Garden City Sunday.
Ed. Barnes and family visited rela-
tives in Lake Crystal. Sunday.
The stores will close at sight O'Clock
sharp, beginning Oct. LIST.
Ed. Barnes was in Amboy Friday.
W. L. Tollman and Ed. Barnes have
sold their northern property at gain
of $3.50. They have had the land a
little less than thirty days.
The Mays will give their entertain
ment in Barnes hall Oct. 4.
Percy Mills Sundayed in st. Paul.
@. M. Warren has purchased driv-
ing horse for DR.. Skinner, United
States surgeon at Fort Smelling.
| DR.. Warham made business trip tc
Mankato Saturday.
Mrs. Schaffer and three children OF
Rochester have been visiting her moth,
er, Mrs. Mac, the past two weeks.
Sidewalks are being laid from the
school house to the main street. They
are nearly completed.
Messrs. Charles Woodall, Lou Stonel
and Henry Francis were in Crescc
Sunday.
Len Rue went to Triumph.
| The Misses Assay of Montcarroll,
ILL.,, who have been canvassing for en-.
larging pictures have gone to Lake
Crystal.
o. T. Mobiles is home again.
Ray Lindsey Of Kansas is here to
spend the fall.
Charley Pepper of Chicago, who
has been visiting his parents the past
two weeks started back to his place Of
business from Lake Crystal Sunday
Ievening.
! D. A. Wyman is having severe
attack of asthma.
Miles Porter is in Herman oversee
ing the threshing on his farm.
Mr.. Burrows of Lake Crystal Sun
dayed with his son, G. s. Burrows.
| d. A. Brewer has traded his Garder
City property for land in Marshall
county.
Ed. Kendall's goats are out.
Mrs Boughton and daughter, Mrs.
II. Francis, went to Amboy Friday.
Mira Francis returned the same day
but Mrs. Boughton will spent week
with her son. Will Boughton.
Mr.. MINDS took a party of land
seekers to Dakota last week.
Frank Schroeder and family moved
TO Hector this state.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Meade of Yer.
mont visited in Vernon the last of the
week. They also attended the funeral
of the formers father in Lake Crystal
Saturday.
MI. and Mrs. Gessie Eager of Ma
della visited relatives in Vernon the
last of the week. Mrs. Eager is a
daughter of Mr.. Meade of Lake Crys-
tai whose funeral they attended Sat
urday.
Miss Minnette Ellis and Miss Rupart
of Mapleton attended the dance Thurs
day evening.
Miss Lily Washburn returned from
Waseca last week where she has been
visiting her friend, Mrs. Reed.
Mrs. Ed. Fsley entertained her
mother, Mrs. Rodney of Amboy, and
her aunt from Austin, Saturday.
Mrs. George stoner has purchased the
Grow property.
The Baptist ladies will give a
chicken pie social in the parsonage
Wednesday evening.
CAMBRIA
Mrs. r. d. Hughes has the pneu-
monia, pleurisy and bronchitis, but it
is thought she has had a change for
the better. 1t is hoped that Mrs.
Hughes will be around again soon.
Messrs. Davies and Kelly Of Man