The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-07-09

brought to Vernon Center al noon
Thursday. The pallbearers in Manka-
to, were A. r. Quinby. Lee Champlin..
Than Award and Joseph Tallman
formerly OF this place. Mrs. Tallman
and Joseph. Mrs. Thomas Tompson
and Mr.. and Mrs. Force and Rev.
Paden. accompanied the family to
Vernon Center, they were met at the
depot by old friends and neighbors, who
came In carriages and autos to carry
all to the cemetery. The services at
the grave were beautiful. Her girl
hood friends had lined the grave and
covered II with flowers. the mound
was covered with flowers. also flowers
were scattered everywhere. the per-
feet day, the lovely flowers. and the
gathering together of old time friends,
obhterated the terrors of the grave
and 1t seemed as II some drifted away
to fuller and perfect life beyond. in
lower Of flowers. AS the casket was
lowered into the grave Joseph Tall
man sang, only Going Home" fol-
lowed by prayer and offertory by
Rev. L. X. Paden. Asleep I'm Jesus
Arms. was beautifully rendered by
tho Methodist Episcopal choir. She
was laid tn rest by the side OF hor
| father. three brothers and enc sis
ter. I'm the Union cemetery. She is
survived by her mother. AMI two 81 Is.
ters, Mrs. Charles Horton of Evans
Vile. Wis. and Miss Faye, who resideg
at home.
Mr.. Charles Horton was here during
he latter part OF her Illness. and at
nj In f..tn Nrs
| un"hle 70 he present
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl HalverSon and
their rhildrenl Miss Olenc and MH~' =
O. Phillip are out from Minneapolis
| to Spend ihort vacation among their
numerous relatives and many frien Il
! In this vicinity.
| This is the 4th day of the char;au-
| qua. The weather has been fair,
good. and only words of praise and
arnrcciation are heard OF the splendid
programs which are given afternoon
| and evenings SUNDAY afernoCn
soon after the program which wac rir.
on nv the Burgers Dramatic company
OF Kansas City was begun fur'ou:
wind accompanied with rain aro~e-
which caused much apprehension
among the crowd as TO its outcome
some were badly frightened for r""'
| The tent might collapse and life. hui
fortunately the gale was OF short dur
alton. and the splcndid entertainment
was enjoyed without further Interrupt
ton. excepting an occasional dowi
pour.
Mr.. and Mrs, A. n. Adams and Mi"
Elizabeth Adams and Mr. and Mrs
d. III
cd to South Vernon SUNDAY for n fcy
days visit with the formers daughte'
Mr.. Clinton Fcrnall and family. ?n
irci'cntly enjoyed several sessions o
our splendid chautauqua.
F. II. Barnes has the foundation
completed for a large harm 36xS
With he will build on his farm ten
anted by Ice Cox. A basement undo
) the entire barn will be adequate I
hnld Is head of horses and 40 COW.
The barn will be electric lighted an
will be modern and sanitary along tn
J most approved lines. Mr.. Cox an
ron arc milking about 20 cows. an
VIII install Hinman mixer as thi
Is proving one Of the greatest labo
saving implements on the farm.
). Mrs. Joseph Robinson and famil
enjoyed a visit from Mrs. +. J. Mars
OF Pleasant Prairie Mesdames Mars
and Robinson. being sisters. ,.....
Mr.. "nd Mrs. Frank Sassee an
their daughter. Miss Lucille motorc
down from Austin Sunday arriving 4
town just In time to escape the dow
, rour.
, Miss Cyri'la Lang OF South Maple
, ton Is spending the week with Mis-
Ethel Francis and other girl friend
ar'l attending the chautauqua.
Grandma Newell is not quite q
, well this week. her cough having com
back which deprives her of sleep an
grc1tly imparns her strength.
Mr.. Ora Klingerman and his 20
Verne. departed on the evening trail
Saturday for Usage. Iowa. to renal
over the Fourth with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Moore OF Chica
20 are In Vernon TO srend the sum
NOR with Mrs. Mnore's parents. NJ
, and Mr7. A. c. Wilbur and other rel
atives here and at Mankato.
, Hon. AMI Mrs. II. q. Thompson c
! Amboy were among the many peopl
, who attended chau.auIua SUNDAY ait
| e h''i ''tu NtAt Eutcto III buppSi u
, the c. M. Warren home.
Marion Sroville and Miss Nelli
, Buttlcr of Nashville. were Sunds
; guests of the laiter'g cousin Franci
, Bnttler at central
Professor Carl A. r. ,IcH-e who fur
nished the first half Of the chautan
, qua program Saturday afternoon an
, evening. giving a novelty entertain
ment, consisting Of readings. solo'
harp and crayon drawings dellghte
, everybody. Miss Gladys Cooper. who
an accomplished pianist accompanie
|, Mr.. Jesse. and certainly proved he
ability In tho care and ability In whlc
she handled the difficult selection:
] Professor Jesse paid high tribute (
Miss Cooper and remarked that th
success Of his entertainment WA du
largely To- his accompanies. Miss Coop
er's playing reflects great credit {