The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-09-24
STORIES FROM VERNON
DENNISONS HAVE RETURNED
FROM EUROPE
Fred UIen Has Suffered Serious
Injury While Rlding His
Motorcycle

= Vernon Center, September 21.-Mr.
and Mrs. Will Dennison and Warren
and Miss Margaret returned a week
ago Saturday from three months
tour Of Europe. They had most de-
-lightful trip. Their daughter Marg-
aret stopped of in Mortified to re-
sumo her studies at Carlton college
where she graduates with the class or
1927.
teacher spent the week end with her
parents IN Mankato and Of course
took In the big fair Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Mead and SON
Max went to Albert Lea Saturday to
see the formers mother, who is still
her daughter, Mrs. George Brown.
Miss Roxa Champltn and Grandma
Meixefl are on the sick list. The
former is confined to her bed and un-
der the care of Dr.. ]. =. Merrill OF
The Epworth league, enjoyed a
hard time social last Friday at
Strawberry Point. now the home OF
the John Kemboltz family. A large
crowd was present and everybody
had the best time ever. Refresh
menus W6T0 SSIS0o dftCi ING osS~S
were finished.
lawrence Warren has returned
from a few days visit with his form
er ciassmate at Winnebago and Wells
and is making final preparation for
entering the University OF Minneso-
ia which opens September ~.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Freeman and
baby daughter returned on the noon
train Monday for their home in Wed
ster City, Iowa. after visiting since
Friday with Mr.. and Mrs. Merritt In
West Vernon.
ed from rSiday untn Monday with
kis brother Charles Fiemming in
Eugene and Billie Roberts and
sisters Mesdamss Catherine Hall and
Mabel Faley motored up from Man
kato Monday, spending q few hours
at the r. L. Cooper home.
R. q. Champlin, assistant cashier
at the Farmers State bank. was q
business visitor In Mapkato Monday,
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. B. CotnishS Of Far
go are spending few days with the
and two sisters. Mrs. H.fC. Kraus In
the village and Mrs. Joseph Russell
In Ceresco.
from an illness which confined her
to her room for the past ten days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry ThulA are the
proud parents Of a. ten and half
pound baby girl who arrived at their
home Monday Mrs. Salisbury OF
Amboy Is looking after the comforts
OF the mother. and daughter.
Mrs. Ella Stoner returned Sunday
from Amboy where she has been
helping IN caring for the ten year
old daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Al
Brush, who has been very sick with
an attack of appendicitis.
Mr. and Mrs. H. c.. Krause, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. B Cornish, Mr.. and Mr.. 10
seph Russell, Mr.. and Mrs Henry
Weir and family and Mr.. and Mrs.
L.. C.. Rev and family were among
those who motored to Mankato Sun
day evening to see Fiske O'Hera.
Fred Ulen, who works for T. ID.
Hays, met with very bad accident
Sunday evening, when<on his motor
Cycle going to Amboy. He failed to
notice a single rig with two occupants
in front OF him and ran into then and
In some way his cycle got caught In
the buggy. The horse ran away,
dragging the man long distance
When rescued he was hastily taken
to a doctor who found his SO badly
injured that he was at once taken to
Mankato where 1t is> believed his ia
mily lives The Occupants of the
buggy were unhurt. Both motor
cycle and buggy was almost a total
wreck >