The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1913-11-21
Vernon Center.

l.. L. Champlin of Mankato was a
business visitor in Vernon Thurs
day. ~.
Bert Stratton has obught the old
Hugo Bowen farm three miles north
of town.
Claude Meixell installed a light
ing system in the Charles Chamber
lin home Monday.
Chickenpox is making its rounds
among the school children, some
cases being quite severe.
Mrs. George Holmes and son of
Eagle Lake are visiting Mrs. Holmes
mother, Mrs. n. P. Award, ST. ,
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Annis of
Sterling were over Sunday guests
at the Richter and Ed Annis' homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Morrow and
daughter, Miss Vivian attended the
Morrow-Gabler wedding in Mankato
Tuesday
R. G. Champlin returned Monday
morning from an over Sunday visit
with his brother, L.. l.. Champlin in
Mankato.
Telephones were installed in the
homes of Milton Porter, Rev. Palm
ers and Charles Force, Tuesday by
President Winch.
Mrs. Bossuet will return tomorrow
TO her home in Minneapolis. after a
months visit with her daughter,
Mrs. Will Rambo.
- Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Annis and family
of North Vernon attended the Pom
meranka Hayes wedding in Good
Thunder last Friday.
Miss Liza Wilson, the popular
primary teacher in the Garden City
schools, spent the weekend with
her sister, Mrs. Leafie Warren.
The reception this. evening at the
Methodist Episcopal church for Mr..
and Mrs. Palmer and family
promises TO be a very pleasant af-
fair.
Milton Porter, F. II. Barnes, L.. c.
and Miss Blanche Randall weer among
the Vernon people who were Mankato
visitors on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Barnes spent
Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Barnes
parents in Lake Crystal, taking Rev.
Palmer who breaches in Garden
City, Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Hugh Francis, invited a num-
Der of little girls, to a birthday. party
Monday afternoon, in honor of her
little daughters fifth birthday. The
little folks had fine time.
Ray Cooper is getting along nice,
ly and gaining strength daily. Miss
Coleman, trained nurse. who has
been caring for him for nearly a
month, returne to Mankato Satur-
day.
O. w. McElmeel on his return
from a business trip to New York,
stopped off on his way home at Great
Falls, for an over Sunday visit with
relatives at the Cornish and Kraus
homes.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Rambo took
their little son to Mankato. Thurs
day, where Dr. Benham removed his
adenoids. He stood the ordeal we'll
and will be much relieved from fire.
quent colds.
Mrs. Anna Rev, who has been
spending a few weeks with her
nephew. Alex Grey and family. went
TO Amboy Wednesday, where she
will stay with. her sister, Mrs. H.
o. Thompson, during the winter.
Claude Cooper of Minneapolis who
is in Vernon this week received a
message from New York City. Satur.
day informing him that he was
grandpa to ten pound baby boy
who arrived at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. D. Harding, that morning.
Eddie Bailey is working at the
depot nights and mornings and keep
b ing up his school work beside. Ed
die is a bright capable. energetic
boy, very trustworthy and has al
ready become quite proficient in the
work. Your correspondent expects
he will some day be a railroad mag
nate
The Wolford baby is very sick
Dr. McMicheal, Clement, and DR.
Collins of Lake Crystal, diagnosed
the case Tuesday but did not agree
over the disease 1t will be few
days before they. will be certain
what ais the child, and to be on
the safe side, the family is quaran
tined, and a trained nurse is EN-
ployed
From Thursdays Daily.
Mrs. William Ullman, living at the
corner of Lime and Seventh street,
yesterday afternoon swore out a
warrant for the arrest of her hus-
band charging him with the crime
OF assault in the third degree. She
alleges that yesterday afternoon
Ullman came home and wanted to