The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1921-10-21
STORIES OF VERNON
w. r. c. Initiated Several
New Members
SOCIAL, NEWS NOTES
Mission Circle Is Going-to En-
terrain the Public On An
Excursion -

w. R. c. of E. N. Leayens Post No.
80 held special melting Friday ev-
ening in the Masonic hall. Five
candidates were initiated. Mesdames
Minnie Larson, Viola Swarts, Pearl
Rev, Ella Stoner and Miss S. M.
Robinson were appointed delegates
to attend the annual meeting OF the
w. R. c.. which convenes at Fair
mont October q and IS. At the
close OF the meeting refreshments
were served and social hour fol-
lowed the lunch.
Jack Hinton of st. Paul, Lyle
Cooper and the Misses Janice Ora
ham and Helen Black motored up
from Mankato Saturday evening and
were entertained at the home OF the
Mr.. Coopers parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
F. E. Cooper and daughter Gladys.
Mr. Reed. brother of Mrs. Joseph
Robinson, is here visiting relatives
in and around the village.
Petrich drove over land to Chaska
Sunday, where they visited the Sug.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. M. credicott and
DR.. and Mrs. T. c. Buse and young
est daughter motored over from Ma
pleton Sunday afternoon and enjoy
ed a few hours visit at the F. E.
Cooper home. Nh. Credicott is q
brother of Mrs, Cooper.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Mobiles and
theirriE: BihfHE g. Htn. =.
and her friend Miss Alice Miller
motored to Henderson Saturday at
ternoon and early Sunday morning
Mr.. and Mrs. Sanford Cornish and
children and Walter Mobiles drove to
that city, where they spent the day
the Rosenberger home, helping Mrs.
Rosenberger celebrate her birthday.
Earl Griffith Of Swea City, IOWA, a
former bookkeeper at the Vernon
Center State bank visited over the
week end and Sunday with his uncle
with friends in the village.
Mrs. A. E. Cooper has returned
from a three Seens stay in Roches-
ter. where SIZE went with her sister,
.1rS Ma3,i
submitted to an operation at st.
Mays h )sni ri -
ed to her home Saturday but will 60
lack for furtn'r tfsd,A4--
month.
Mesdames Clement Lowell and Jes-
here to attend the Sunday school
convention at Mankato.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G.. Champlin and
family moved on Saturday into their
beautiful new home, which they
built this season.
Lee Champlin of Mankato and G..
W. Cnamplin Of Lake Crystal spent
the week end with their parents
here.
G. Robson of Window is visiting
his son in law and daughter, Rev.
and Mrs. w. w. Brown at the Meth.
odist parsonage.
The mission Circle viii appreci-
ate your patronage on a "trip
beginning at 1880. Trains will leave
every half hour until nine o'clock.
Round trip tickets will cost only Is
cents. You can not afford ito miss it.
Miss Ethel Mobiles, who Is teaching
at Plato, spent the week end holiday
folks and enjoyed the festivities of a
birthday party IN honor of her aunt,
Mrs. Rosenberger.
Ifr. and Mrs. L. Belland and
daughter Miss Lillian of Two Har-
bors, Mimi, arrived here Friday ev-
ening and are guests at the home of
for home Tuesday, his wife and
daughter remaining for longer
WISH.
Mrs. Sarah Butler enjoyed an
over Sunday visit fro mher father ].
M. Chesrown of Winnebago. Mr..
Chesrown and a party of friends will
leave October rs, for Long Beach,
Cal, for "a winter sojourn in that
sunny cline.
Vernon friends are rejoicing with
DR.. and Mrs. Ed Cornish of Duns-
muir Cal, over the arrival of an
eight pound baby daughter into their
family circle. The advent Of this lit
tie miss is a source of great rejoicing
not only to the parents, but to their
! two little sturdy boys of ten and
nine years.
George Mertersdorf Of North Ver-
non has just recently completed the
building of a double eorn crib.
! C. M. Warren lost two hogs last
week. presumably from hog cholera
Mr.. Warren had DR.. Dodds Of Lake
! Crystal vaccinate the rest of the
/ herd of about one hundred, and 1t il
understood that no further loss is
| eXpected =
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Grannis and
| Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Conrad were
/ business callers in Mankato Satur.
! day. .... ...