The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-08-13
Vernon Center

the part OF the village dads" in Yer
non Center II they would follow In
the footsteps OF the city authorities
OF Mason City, Ia, and appoint a
liquor censor.
Mapleton. a former teacher I'm our
village school, was a guest the latter
part OF the week OF Mrs. Edward
washburn and other Vernon friends
Attorney Frank Sasse and family
motOred down from Austin last Sat
urday evening 10 spend Sunday with
Mrs. Sassc's sister. Mrs. ID. A. Sal
ter
Miss Lucy Weir of East Vernon
had as her guests for dinner Sunday,
Two OF her former pupils, Earl Elem
ing and James Cooper of Grand
Forks, N. Oak
We are having beautiful harvest
weather for which the farmers are
mighty grateful.
Frank Hartwich, the popular
bookkeeper at the State bank, is en-
joying a well earned vacation OF two
weeks, and is visiting relatives and
friends in Waterville and Lake Mad
ison.
Mrs. Leafe Warren was I'm Man
kato the latter part of the past week.
consulting DR.. James in regard to her
eyes. Her friends are pleased to
know that with a few months treat
ment the trouble will be removed.
Miss Eleanor Quimby, the charming
young daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. A. Z.
Quimby of Mankato. is spending
week with girl friends here.
Over Sunday guests at the J. II.
Robinson home were Mesdames
Hartman ana Kelsey. and Misses
Vera Hartman and Rena Kelsey, all
OF Pleasant Prairie.
Merton Rich left for his home I'm
Willow City. N. Oak, on the early
train last Monday.
Guests ut the F. E. Cooper home
the past week were Miss Belle Shan
non and Jack Corlett of winona
Mr.. Corlett wasNa college friend of
Miss Gladys Cooper I'm winona.
Misses Ruth LaRue and Clara
Stenshoel OF Valley City, n. OAK,
will leave for their homes this even
ing, after a weeks visit with the for
mer's aunt. Mrs. Mary Cornish and
daughter.
T. ID. Hays returned Saturday from
an extended visit i'm Minneapolis.
Mrs. Z. c. Lee OF Burlington, Iowa,
is here on visit to her daughter,
Mrs T. @. Clement.
Messrs. Winch, Benton and Kiln
| german have been busy since
last Thursday putting up the cables.
and on Wednesday Cad Fletcher Of
Madelia will assist Mr.. Winch in con.
Meeting up the switchboard In the
fine new telephone office. Central"
will always be at home, as the tele-
phone office will be at Mrs. Buffers
elegant new home, into which she and
her daughter are moving this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Chaplin re-
turned the latter part of the week
from several days spent with their
daughter, Mrs. Helen Brown and
family In Willow Creek
Mrs. Roy Thurston and little boy
are up from st. Paul. visiting with
relatives In the r. T. Champlin home.
In compliment to six young ladies'
who were guests at the house party
at the home of Mrs. Mary Cornish,
Mrs. III. c. Kraus and Miss Ruth
Cornish gave most delightful anto
party last Friday afternoon. There
were fifteen in the party, who left
town at $3.50 and went to the dam
and then to Mankato, spending some
time at beautiful Sibley park, and
then going to Minneopa, arriving
/ about ten o'clock where the hostess
ses served supper The pleasure OF
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dance in the opera house
Hanson and Co. have had placed
In their model restaurant an iceless,
sanitary. up to the minute soda foun-
tain. II Is beauty and patrons find
their cooling summer drinks most
refreshing.
Miss Ruth Cornish, Ruth LeRue
and Clara Stanshoel were guests OF
Miss Florence Jordan In Mankato
the first of the week.
The funeral OF the late Mrs. L. 8.
Terry, which was held on the beau
4 tfful lawn at the home, was largely
attended. by old friends and neigh
bors. Floral offerings were many
and very beautiful. especially. those
sent by the Masonic and Eastern
Star lodges and NJ. Z. Aid. Those
from distance who attended the
funeral were Mrs. Roy Terry. st.
Paul; S. Grannis. A E. Quimby and
family. Mrs. Tallman. and the James
Pepper family OF Mankato, Mr.. and
Mrs. Russell and daughter of Blue
Earth, Mr.. and Mrs. James Bryson Of
Lake Crystal. and many old friends
of Good Thunder.
Misses Gladys Cooper and Belle
Shannon are visiting friends in Man
kato.
F. Ray Cooper, the hustling piano
man. made trip to Pemberton last
week. and sold two fine pianos.
] Mrs. lorenzo Carpenter .hasD re-
turned from pleasant visit lafukhe
A. E,-Quimby home-in Mankato.
L. c. Rev ana daughters motored
TO Mankato last Sunday. Grandpa
and Grandma Pepper and Miss
Francis Pepper returned with them