The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1916-07-07
Vernon Center

The following from The Columbus
Ohio Citizen of June IA, undoubtedly
will be of interest to many of the readF
ys Werren are rre od a
and have many friends here and all
over the county, who will be interested
in their little daughters good fortune:
1t is a pleasure to be able to add that
the little Persis is now able to walk
little with the assistance of d cane and
the friends have great hopes that an
outdoor life this summer may greatly
strengthen the heart. which the attack
of rheumatic fever which she underwent
over a year ago left so weak. 1.-TWO
little invalids, who are unable to walk,
won ponies and carts in the first and
second prizes in the contest of the
Fleischmann Yeast company. Little
Miss Perss Warren, ten year old daugh-
ter of Rev. w. A. Warren, pastor of
the Plymouth Congressional church,
was awarded the pony Mayor and the
cart and harness. She had 365, 1872 votes.
This child has been unable to walk for
the past year on account of rheuma-
tism. Women of her fathers church
and school friends gathered voting cou-
pons for her.
j. E.. Stockman and wife, also their
son and daughter of Mankato, were
route to Truman. They are making
the trip by auto and had two blow-outs
in town only :. lew minutes apart.
Mrs. Dollie Halverson and son, Phil
lip, left yesterday for their home in Min
neapolis, after spending the week with
her sister. Mrs. Rob Champlin.
Frank Hartwick stole a march On his
friends this week when he quietly took
a trip to Mankato and was married to
Miss Martha Rosenau of Waterville. the
ceremony being performed by Judge
Hughes. Mr.. and Mrs. Hartwick are
spending a short honeymoon at one OF
the lake resorts in Minneapolis and will
return to Vernon next week and go to
housekeeping in the Robinson house in
the western part of the village.
Joe Turner and Carl Skagerberg have
gone to the Dakotas, where they will
work at the carpenters trade for the
remainer of the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Partridge returned
yesterday to their village home after. a
very pleasant visit of three weeks with
relatives in various parts of Wisconsin.
Miss McLane, who has been a. guest
of Miss Marie Brown for week, mas
returned to her home in Mankato.
for Lake Geneva, Wis, where she VIII
spend the glorious Fourth of July and
the remainder of the week with the
home folks
Hancock to see her grandmother, Mrs.
Alex Woodbury.. who lives with her
son, Ed. and wife, has returned and re-
ports her grandmother to be in about
ceptibly weaker every day.
Mrs. Ellen Porter and Miss Freeman
left this morning for Redwood Falls to
remain until after the Fourth n u,,o,, o,a
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Rev leave tomor-
row morning via auto route for Nevada,
Iowa. where they will spend the Fourth
and few days following with Mrs.
Starbuclx's brother.
Mrs Nora Lowell is spending the day
shopping in Mankato.
Mrs Wnifred ,Quimby and children OF
Minneapolis who have been visiting at
tbe home of J.. C. Rev, went to Man
kato yesterday to remain over the
Fourth with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Pepper
Mrs. n. Gage Clement is in Burling-
ton Iowa on a two weeks visit with
her. parents.
from Saturday. Dairy.