The Mankato free press., 1915-04-16
Vernon Center
From Tuesdays Daily.

SOES were DOrn Weu0eSuat, apTlf
7. TO Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Gozzard and
Mr.. and Mrs. James Lowell. being the
first heirs to arrive at either place.
and being donbly welcome.
DR.. o. J. McMicheal. who spent the
past winter in California. returned to
his home i'm Minneapolis last week. He
Is now visiting at the home of his
youngest daughter. Mrs. Rob Champ
lin. He thoroughly enjoyed his west
eTn trip, has taken on several pounds
in flesh. and Is looking and feeling
fine.
Miss May Robinson. who spent two
weeks here with her parents, left Sat
urday to resume her duties as school
teacher at Plainyiew.
Mr.. and Mrs. Axel Halverson and
Master Harold spent Friday night
and Saturday with their cousins. Mr..
and Mrs. r. Award and family in
Mankato. ...
Mrs. Bessie Lathe Scoville. secre-
tary of the young peoples branch OF
the National w. C.. T. U.. will speak
in the Methodist Episcopal church
Thursday evening. She Is well known
to many who will be glad to hear her
speak.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Albert PAIL of
West Vernon. n daughter, Saturday.
April 10.
John Gray of Clay Center. Kansas.
who visited with his son, went to
Rochester the first of the week TO
consult the Mayo doctors In regard
to his health.
Mrs. King. who took care of Grand.
ma Mertersdorf for the past nine
months. will leave the last of this
week, and n lady from Madelia viii
take her place.
Sunday morning Rev. w. r. Palmer
gave an interesting sermon on the
subject, Billy Sunday, the Man and
his Message" He spent several years
in Chicago with Mrs. Sunday. at the
time the latter was q base ball fan
here, and the friendship begun there
has continued. therefore Mr.. Rev.
Palmer can speak from knowledge of
Sundays power and magnetism. said
TO be the greatest foe In the world 10
the liquor.
The second illustrated lecture on
the life of Christ was given Sunday
evening. and was very good There are
three more entertainments I'm the
series, to be given during April.
The electric Juice Is here. and all
we need is a touchdown. when, pres.
to! See us shine!
Buttermaker Withrow greeted his
patrons Saturday morning with q
shining smile. and good cigars, upon
the arrival OF daughter at his home
the previous day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Robinson OF
Old Town. returned from Faribault
Saturday night after visiting with
their brother, Floyd Robinson and
family, and with friends I'm Northfleld.
being absent ten days.
Tom Hayes returned Monday after
noon from a business trip to Iowa.
l.. c.. Rev was III and under the
doctors care the latter part OF last
week.
Seeding has hardly started in this
locality. G.. NJ. Warren is the only
farmer who has sown any wheat TO
amount TO anything. as he has sown
30 acres.
w. j. Richter and II. G.. Kraus
spent two days In the cities last week.
In the interest of the new heating
system. which viii be put in the
school building. There are many
kinks in getting aid from the state
school. and. the approval of the state
school board will be necessary before
deciding on n heating system.
Mrs. Zastrow. who spent several
weeks with her daughter. Mrs. With
row. caring for her new grand-daugh-
ter, will return 10 her home In Man
kato the latter part OF the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Terrill and family
have moved to the farm recently pur-