The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1919-10-03

q 'isiI Will d uduSHIer III HOIICol
Wis.
c. III. Kesler of Swea City, la.
transacted business in the city yes
| terday.
| r. and j. Bartholomew of Hardy
Ia, were business callers in the city
yesterday.
Miss Mable 0. Billion of Winneba
go was visiting friends in the city
yesterday.
John E. Clarke and Jos. Sepler OF
| lndianola, Ia, were business callers
| in the city yesterday.
Miss Eunice Shipton of Madison,
S. d., was calling. on friends in the
city yesterday.
Theodore St John of Mapleton was
in the city yesterday attending to
business matters.
a. G. Zobel of Minnesota Lake was
transacting business in the city yes
terday.
NE. G. Moberg of Creston, Ia, ar
rived in the city yesterday for a short
visit.
Miss Stella Chambers left this
morning for the twin cities where she
will spend the week end visiting
friends.
Mrs. Edith French and her sister,
Miss Ella Hayden of Champlin: MINI.
who is whiting here, are spending a
few days with Mrs French's son and
family in Winnebago.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Roberts of
Houston, Texas, who has been sight
seeing and travelling through the
United States since last December,
stopped of on their way to the west
coast to visit the Roberts in Maple
ton. Mr.. Roberts and his cousin Gene
and Belle Roberts were calling on
relatives at Strawberry Point Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Turner have
moved from Darmody, Canada, where
Mr.. Turner was engaged in the lum-
Der business, TO Albert Lea where
they expect tC make their future home
Both MI. and Mrs. Turner are glad
to get back TO the states and their
friends are glad to have them back.
Mrs. Turner is visiting her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Myron Randall, putting
up winter supply of fruit and vege-
tables.
Miss Alma Sorenscn, R. N, 631
Park avenue, left on the noon train
for Los Angeles, Cal, where she will
take a post graduate course in sur
gerry. She was accompanied by Mrs.
Esther Beckleen, X. N, of winthrop,
and will meet Miss Mabel Johnson,
R. NJ, of Mound avenue, Mankato, at
Omaha, Neb., and together they will
proceed to Los Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lucius Ashley and |
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Annis and fam
lily and Miss Margaret Dennison of |
Vernon Center attended the Crane Cox |
in Garden City last week.
Miss Celia Marie Cox, the bride was |
a former Vernon Center girl. She |
attended the village school where she |
was very popular with her school |
mates and prominent among the !
set in all the social affairs /
and her numerous friends in the old |
nome town wish her great happiness.
Mrs. Frank Hartwick was pleas
intly surprised Thursday afternoon
oy having a party of ladies drop into
Ter home, bringing well filled bask-
cts OF good things to eat, the contests I
:, L-.-r--~-->g as.inGed at a six
,'clock dinner. The AFFAIR." was.
lonor of Mrs. Hartwick's birthday.
M. b. Randall returned the first
II the week from visit with her two
daughters, Mesdames McCracken and
IeiXell and son Myron and families
t Albert Lea.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hodson, old
of this city and well known
Nicollet county, and their son Jay,
eft for Los Angeles, Cal, by car over
he northern route last SATURDAY.
here they make their future home.
hey were accompanied by Mrs Hold
On's sister and brother in law, Mr..
nd Mrs. Streator of Duluth. On their
'ay to California they intended to
-op to see their children in Northern {
Minnesota and North Dakota. Mr.. and I
lrs. Hodson's two sons live in Los f
ngeles and Mrs. Hodson's brother. s
eter Purrier.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lucius Ashley of I
Sest Vernon have been entertaining 2
house party of old friends from 2
wa the past week, among whom fl
e Mr.. and Mrs. C. F. Klinefelter "
ld children of Alexandria and George Z
Ntch Of Lawrence, making the trip Ii
v the auto route They We're de-
litted with the country and beauti- IL
iufarms seen on the way, especially c:
lnYlue Earth county and in the vi | 3;
CITY of Vernon Center Both Mr. S:
Lab and Klinefelter were so much W
lHhssed with the good openings in ei
lhelllage that they expect to locate ca
ahop into business in the village as Ia
sooias they can dispose of their is
DuSiss in their respective places. %
AiFere sure glad to notice when fo
vislti the Mankato fair that the
pren'ns of Poland China hogs were .
aware first and second prizes to IN
A. splding of Mankato. Mr.. Spauld-
ing lsht> these young hogs of one sh
ot ouiTerlpn Center breeders, Luz
Gus Alley q few weeks previous to
Inc laf SO We feel that Vernon is jns
Oh the ap wien they furnish such 10
goods q that Vernon should have H.,
Just AL potion of the honor. an
Mi AsF aboA three years ago he,
moved from IOWA, buying the ne,
Wells Coish plae, which he named in
the "Eveseen Fam" In this short 90,
space OF ne it rs gained a wide ent
the Rme of the pure OIL.
bred type'oland Gina hogs and -
barred Pnouth ock chickens, ms
which is aNaoting $itors from ali on,
over Minneta and a;oining states ~,
also. MI. Aley has lust recently VIII
added neMog to hAgroye which 80