The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1914-05-29
Vernon Center
From Thursdays Daily.

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From Thursdays Daily.
Charles Starbuck has fine new
Studebaker car.
Mrs. Lulu Brown and children
were In Mankato Saturday.
Miss Martha Toms spent Sunday
with her parents In Rapidan.
Mrs. Alice Meixell and her daugh-
ter, Audrey, were in Mankato Satur.
day.
Rev. and Mrs. ]. G. Olmsted OF
Garden City spent Monday In Yer
non.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. o. Thompson
called on Vernon Center friends
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Brown and
by family in Mankato.
w. j. Richter OF the state bank
and Henry Halverson were In Man.
kato on business Monday.
Mrs. w. J. Richter left Tuesday for
months visit with her sisters in
Fort Wayne and Angelo, Ind.
Vernon friends are rejoicing with
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. J. Flachsenhar over
the arrival Of an heir and son.
Mrs. Lulu Austin of Old Mexico
arrived Tuesday In Vernon Center
and viii spend the simmer with her
parents.
Rev. and Mrs. Palmer motored to
Mortified Monday for a short visit
with their daughter who is attend.
ing college there.
Attorney John Lowell and Miss
Clare McCulluth OF Fairmont mo-
tored to Vernon Sunday, spending
the day with the formers parents.
Messrs. Martin Halverson and
Lewis Tetum returned Saturday
evening from Minneapolis, where
they attended the Norwegian cele-
bration.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mel Thew were up
visit with their father, Harry Thew,
who Is not In the best of health
this spring.
Miss Josephine Cornish spent Sat.
urday in Mankato the guest of Miss
Mary Willard. who will leave the
first OF June for a three months
European trip.
Lou Rraus. Charles Wagon and
DIR. Frank Heidel of Mankato were
callers at the Rraus home Sunday,
en- route to Willow Creek, where
the doctor has relatives.
Mrs. Dora Kraus Is spending the
week with her son, II. C. Kraus and
family I'm Vernon. This Is Mrs.
Kraus's first visit here since she re-
turned from Oklahoma.
Mrs. Mamie Dilley of Parma and
Miss Mary Campbell Of Caldwell.
Idaho, who were called to Lewis
vile by the death and burial OF their
sister, Mrs Maud Dewar, were
guests OF Mrs. Leafle Warren last
Friday.
Bert Chase who has been renting
the F. II. Barnes farm for the past
FIVE years, loaded a car OF stock and
farm machinery for Mora. Mimi.
where he has bought a farm, and he
will move his family there In Sep
TENDER.
Mr.. Sperry and Miss Butler, who
were guests of the Buffers ats"Cen-
trial." met with an accident on their
way home. In going down a hill the
car became balky and ran into n
ditch breaking n wheel. Neither OF
the occupants OF the car was hurt,
fortunately.
Mrs. Amelia Iceberg Nostdal spent
the first of the week with her friend,
Miss Ella Hays. and while here she
Rad the opportunity Of meeting many
OF the neighborhood people. Mrs.
Nostdahl Is very pleasant person
to meet and is capable woman.
we'll qualified TO fiji the office OF
county superintendent, to which she
aspires.
Ray and Lyle Cooper attended the
piano recital given by their sister,
Miss Gladys at St Clare's seminary
at Winona. last Thursday evening.
young pianist before going to WI
mona two years ago. and since she
has been there she has been special.
izing In piano and violin music. She
has made very commendable prog
ress and her instructors sneak high
~ or her ability on the Diano. The
piano used in her recital was a
Steinway concert grand and she
showed O master hand and received
much praise from the large audience
present. She received many beau.
tiful flowers from friends and class
mates, which were banked on the
stage and made a beautiful back
ground. Miss Cooper will graduate
from st. Glare seminary In June and
several Vernon Center people plan
to be present at the commencement
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