The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1912-09-06
Vernon Center

Miss Wyble of ST. Peter is a
guest of Mrs. Hugh Frances this
week
Miss Jean Juir of ST. Paul is a
guest of Miss Ruth Cornish this
week.
Mr.. Case is up from Mankato, Wis
iiting his old friends in and around
! town.
! Horatio Frances is assisting H. c.
Kraus at the Hubbard and Palmer
elevators.
Mrs. Davis and Miss Nellie Green
were over Sunday guests of Mrs.
Will DennisOn.
| Mrs. Leslie Cooper is enjoying a
visit from her uncle, H. S. Roberts
of Spokane, Wash.
! Mr.. Fritz Carpenter was down from
Sleepy Eye for an over Sunday visit
with Vernon friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jamison, Correction
vile, Iowa, are visiting their son,
who seems to be failing rapidly
Miss Edna Mitchell of Parkers-
vile California is visiting for a few
days at the e. A. Barnes home.
/ DR.. Cowgirl, Dist Supt, delivered
splendid sermon in the Methodist
Episcopal church Sunday morning.
l.. c. Rev and family are pre-
pairing to move into the Schwan
house as soon as it is vacated by the
Clements.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gottlieb Wendlandt,
who are rusticating ON their farm
in Rapidan, spent Sunday in their
town home.
Miss Elliott, who has been visiting
her friend, Miss May Robinson, re-
turned to her home in Plainview Fri
day evening.
Walter Richter returned the last
OF the week from his vacation, which
was spent with relatives in Illinois
and Indiana.
/ The silO men completed a fine
hollow brick silo for F. R. Lowell
Monday and are now erecting one
for Carl Warren.
| Miss Faye Snider of Mankato is
spending the last part of her vaca-
| ton with Ruth and Dorothy Barnes
and other friends.
I Mrs. Lille Langen and two little
boys from Medina N D., arrived
last week for a six weeks visit
with her father, E. W. Washburn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Bates and
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Meixell and chill
! dren were over Sunday visitors in
st. James, making the trip overland
! in the formers car.
Mrs. Roy Quimby and children of
Minneapolis and Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Pepper of Mankato spent
the latter part of the week at the
/ Pepper-Rew homes.
! E. T. Champlin is improving his
property on Easy street by raising
! the house, building kitchen and en-
larging porches. When completed,
they will have a very convenient
and cosy home.
/, Ed Howard of Bricelyn and Mrs.
Rose Sasse and daughter of Austin,
who were called here by the sick
ness and death of their father, re-
turned to their homes the latter
part of the week.
| DR.. and Mrs. Clement have decid-
ed to give up housekeeping for a
year at least, and will board at
the Ed Barnes home, which will be
! very convenient for Mrs. Clement,
who will be principal of our schools
ioi the coming year.
Mrs. Katherine Kraus and Miss
Julia McDonough returned Saturday
eve from their trip through the Da-
kotas and Montana. He had a most
delightful time and are greatly taken
up with the west, especially the
| vicinity of Great Falls.
DR.. Marshall Cornish of Algona
Iowa, who has been obliged to give
up his practice owing to poor ehalth,
with his wife, are visiting at his old
home before taking their departure
for Long Beach where they expect
to make their future home.
The party last Saturday evening
at the H. c. Kraus home in honor of
the Misses Alma Wagon and Ruth
Cornish, was very enjoyable af-
fair. The out of town guest were
Herbert Wagon and Harry Brown
OF Amboy, Miss Julia McDonough of
Butterfeld, and Louretta Russell
Cerescp, Charles Wagon, Mankato.
Messrs. II. l.. Smith and E. l.. O.
Leary and the Misses Sark, Halli-
nor and Essler of Minneapolis.