The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1913-01-17
Vernon Center
From Thursdays Daily.

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From Thursdays Daily.
H. o. Thompson of Amboy was in
town Tuesday
Fred Burgarman of West Lyra is
visiting his brother in Truman.
Miss Norma Fuller spent part OF
last week with Ruth and Dorothy
Barnes.
Ray Cooper was up from Mankato
for an over Sunday visit with his
home folks.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Francis and
children spent Wednesday at the
Dennison home.
Rev. Hobbs of Mankato is assist,
ing in the meetings at the Baptist
church this week.
Mrs. Davis and daughter of Man,
kato were guests at the James Pep
per home Saturday.
The Misses Harriet Wojohn and
Maude Robinson are guests of Sadie
Cornish in West Vernon this week
L. L. Champlin and wife came up
from Mankato to spend New Years
and a few days following with their
parents.
After spending several days with
Gladys Cooper, Miss Ruth Scott
returned Monday evening to her
home in Mankato.
L. c. Rev and Rob Champlin start
ed for Southeastern Iowa Saturday
morning on business connected with
their real estate holdings.
Schools reopened Monday morning
with a good attendance in all rooms,
both teachers and pupils seemingly
glad to resume their work
Dr. and Mrs. Gage Clement re-
turned Saturday evening from a
most delightful visit of two weeks
with relatives in Wisconsin and Hi,
nois.
Monday the bodies of Mr.. Pfeffer
and son were removed from. the
Catholic cemetery in Good Thunder
to the St. Mathews cemetery east
of town.
Mrs. Mary Cornish started on her
western trip Tuesday morning for
an indefinite stay with daughter
in Great Falls, Mont, and two sons
and daughter in California.
Grandma Annis lost package
containing a waist between Vernon
and Amboy. If the finder will please
leave at the Fred Annis home il
will greatly oblige. Mrs. Harriet
Annis.
Guy Morse, who spent the holiday
vacation with his parents. Rev. and
Mrs. Morse, at the Methodist par
sonage, returned to his college work
at Mitchell, S. d., on the early train
Tuesday.
Earl Austin. who has enjoyed a
vacation of three weeks, with Lyle
Cooper and other boy friends in
Vernon, left Tuesday morning for
Old Mexico to spend the remainder
of the winter with his mother.
Attorney Z. NJ. Niles, Livingston,
Mont, brother-in-law of Will Den
nison, after a short visit with rela,
tives in this vicinity, left for home
Monday morning. Mr.. Dennison ac.
companied him as far as Mankato.
Mrs. Winifred Quimby and Chill.
dren returned to their home in Min.
neapolis after spending the holiday
vacation of three weeks with the
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Pepper and other relatives in Yer.
non.
A. E. Briggs and family of Good
Thunder spent Friday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Clate Kelley. Mr.. Briggs was
over to consult Dr. McMichael in re-
gard to his foot which he cut sew.
eral weeks ago, and which was not
healing properly.
Fritz Carpenter, who spent his va.
cation at the Ed Barnes home, and
James Lowell left Monday afternoon
to resume their studies at the uni.
versity, and the Misses Cecilia Rus.
sell and Gladys Cooper to the West
high school in Minneapolis and ST
Theresa seminary at Winona
The Vernon girls who teach i'm
other towns took their departure
either aSturday or Monday, to re.
sumo their work after nearly three
weeks vacation. Libbie Award to
Redwing, May Robinson to Plain.
view, Libbie Francis to Austin, Ruth
Cornish to Norwood. Ruth Barnes to
Lakefield. Marion Selby left Tues
day to resume his duties as princi.
pal of the Elysian schools.