The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-10-01

fldTTlcl Wiip0F
Flowers OF Peace ...,...; Baldwin
Grace Rev
Shepherds Dance Jules Devaux
:. Viva Griffith
Duet, Golden Star .Streabbag
Irene and Leila Sewers
Convent Bells ............ .Ludovic
Evening Song :...... Schwab
Frioda Bode
Love And Flowers ......... .Aldrich
Vera Chadsey
S Vacation aa% March 'f! seensep
Harold Halverson
~ wiifred Raul
Olive Charter
Echoes From The Forest Crammond
Twilight Dreams .:............K Kern
Loves dFs Sfies z ;:i'';.' Banner
Pixies Good Night Song 80. Brown
Maple Leaf ........ ".' .crammond
Eleanor Schwartz
Duet, Silver Chimes ....... Wittach
Lois and Grace Rev
The many Vernon friends Of Mrs
Minnie Cornish Oliver will regret to
hear that she is not enjoying the best
Of health and on the advice of her
physician she will spend the winter
In Arizona. Mr. Oliver will accomp-
any her and their brother Silas Corn
ish and wife will move into their
residence and take care of their chill
dren. All sincerely hope that Mrs
Oliver Will return in a few months
fully restored to her usual good
health.
George Champlin of Lake Crystal
his wife and children are visiting
relatives in the twin cities. spent
Sunday with the home folks here.
Mrs. r. G. Champlin and Master
Robert and Eugene departed on tho
early train Saturday for Minneapolis
where they will visit at the home of
the formers brother and sister, John
McMicheal and Mrs. G. H. Halverson
Mrs. Fred Keitzer spent the week
end and over Sunday as guest OF
friends in Mankato.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. >Nk Rich and son
Merton arrived s >turday evening
from New York whe g they had been
visiting relatives al friends since
they returned from their European
trip, for short visit with Mrs. Rich's
sister, Mrs. e. w. Washburn and
other relatives.
Ir. and Yrs Robert Flemming and
son of Mankato. who left about six
weeks ago for the west, are located
for the present at Medford. Ore, 60
ing this way to visit relatives. He
found a splendid position. AWAITING
him. Mr.. and Mrs. Flemhing find
living in Medford much cheaper than
In Mankato. Mis- house which he rents
for SIS per month, is equal to one
renting for $50 in Kato. and every
thing in the line of eats Is in like
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Bailey, accom-
panied by Frank Grannis and eldest
son Charles, motored to Mankato
Saturday where they transacted
business.
Sunday evening the Methodist
church was comfortably filled with
people who had anticipated a pleas
ing to Pauline Lucille Mayo's inter
probation Of 1.-The Man Who FORGOT"
and they were not disappointed. Sew
eral expressed wish to hear her
again in one of her miscellaneous
progiAms or in "Pollyanna." Miss
Mayo was entertained in the c. NJ
Warren home.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Gray and
daughter Mary, Mrs. A. G. Halverson
and son Duane and Charles Force
left Saturday via the auto route for
Clear Lake. s D., where they will
visit the latter's brother George
Force ard family.
Among the out Of town folks. who
enjoyed Miss Cooper's recital Satur-
day afternoon. were Mrs. v. A.. Arm
strong and Mrs. T. Nesbit and deugh-
ter Of Amboy and Mrs. S. B. Corn
ish of Fargo.
Sam Grannis and W. Tallman Of
Mankato, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Case
and Frances. Leland, Carol and
Esther of Rapid CITY. NJ D.. were
Sunday guests at the Frank Grannis
"o A. J. Pattridge, who has been
quite i'll for the past two weeks with
stomach trouble, is reported to be
gaining a little every day. All hope
he will soon Re fully recovered.
Miss Nina Rosenberger was called
to her home in Henderson Saturday
to help for few days In caring for
her mother, who has not yet fully
recovered from falling from chair
when hanging curtains.
Mrs. Drury of Twin Falls, Idaho,
is here visiting her sister Mrs. F. r.
Lowell and family. - ..
John Lowell is down from Fairmoni
for a short visit with his parents.
Dorothea Brown and Melvin Crit
fith, who are attending Parker col
lege and Walter Brown, junior In
the Lake Crystal high school, spent
the week, end and over Sunday at
home.
Guy Fessedan, a former Yernonite
whose home is near Los Angeles,
Cal, is here visiting his aunts, Mes :
danes Lois Warren and Sarah Bow :
en- and other relatives. Guy is re-
ceiving warm handshake from his
many old friends and acQuaintances
Those Days OF Openers
st. Paul Pioneer Press: A good