The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1921-11-04
RAPP[ DEATH CLAIM STORIES OF VERNON PROGRAM JUDSON
Many interesting happenings
In Village; Society Affairs;
Personals

Personals
Vernon Center, October 29.-Mrs.
Gust Nelson, president Of e. N. Leav-
ems, corp No. 49, and Miss 8. May Rob.
inson, Jr., vice president, left Thurs
day morning for Fairmont to attend
the second district convention of the
w. r. c., which convened In that city
Thursday and Friday.
Last Friday Mrs. Frank Grannis pre-
scented your correspondent with large
bouquet of asters. The flowers are
large and perfect and seemingly are
as fresh and beautiful today, week
later, as when picked. Thursday
morning, October q. as am writing
these notes a bowl of many colored
cosmos beautify my desk. Mrs. Gran
mis- is veritable wizard in the art OF
growing plants and flowers and from
earliest spring until latest fall flow.
ers in abundance are found In this old
fashioned garden. Her bed Of cosmos
are attracting all passersby. Great
clusters of blossoms and countless
buds bursting into bloom daily Is put
ting Minnesota in the class with Cali
fornia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Rambo and fam.
lily of West Vernon this week have en-.
jOyed visit from Rev. and Mrs. II. D.
Bossuet and family of North Mapkato
Mr.. Bossuet is nephew OF Mrs. Ram.
DO.
Mrs. John Flemming leaves this ev.
ening for her home In Minneapolis
after d happy visit with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Long Mn South
Sterling, and with her sister, Mrs.
Vernon.
The ladies Of the Baptist Aid society
have Tuesday, November Is, booked
for the date of their annual bazaar
and chicken pie supper. More partic.
ulars will be given from time to time.
Keep Tuesday. November Is, free OF
Thursday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank schwan drove over to Good
Fleming sale, where they attended to
business matters.
The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
John L. Halverson, who has been suf-
fering during the past week with
stomach and liver trouble, Is reported
very much improved this morning.
Will Miller, q prominent farmer In
West Vernon, suffered severe loss
this week by losing eight head of cat
coy DR.. Doods of Lake CRYSTAL and
DR.. Getty Of Amboy were called. The
animals died from eating corn smut
! poison. It is reported that all corn
fields are badly infested with smut
poison. Many huskers have been
Obliged to stop work. owing to the
smut, which poisons their hands and
faces, 1t is thought that the recent
rains will eliminate the situation
somewhat.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hartwick and
Stuart are packing their household
goods, preparatory to moving to Man
kato, where they expect to make their
future home. Mr.. Hartwick was for
merly cashier Of the State bank. For
the past two years he has been in the
insurance business. All regret that
they have decided to leave the Mle
village. where they have many friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. William starbuck. who
have been touring the west since
June, returned to- Vernon the first of
the week and are visiting at the homes
OF their son. Charles, and daughter,
Mrs. Ed Lee. From here they will 20
to their horne in LaHague, III.
Quite large and very happy reun-
lon has been held at the Herman Mar
Row home this week. The guests in
Guided Mr.. and Mrs. Fred NARROW of
Duluth, Mrs. Flatterly and SON Of
Mankato, Edward johnson and Gallo
Splitter of Lewisville and the Richard
Glabuitz family.
Miss Alma Wagon came up from
Mankato on the noon train Friday for
an over the week end visit at the home
OF her uncle. II. G. Kraus, and family.
Mrs. Mary Cornish has this week
taken possession of her residence<just
vacated by R. G. Champlin and family.
Mrs. Cornish's som in-iaw and daugh-
ter, Mr.: and Mrs, Arthur Beland and
turned from Panama. will spend the
winter with her.
Mrs. Jennie Cook has SO far recoy-
cred from her Illness of several
months duration as to no longer need
the assistance of Miss Erna NARROW.
who leaves today to work for Mrs.
Aaron Morris for an indefinite period.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Sheldon and fam
ny OF Mankato visited this week at
the G home OF the formers uncle.
CHARLES Bates, and family. Mr.. Shell
don is manager Of the railroad yards
in that city,
Mrs. Leslie Cooper is spending the
week end and over Sunday in Mani
kato. heluing to take Of the little folks
in the H. q. Roberts home while Mrs.
Roberts Is in ST. Panl with her moth
er. Mrs. Emily Webb who is taking
radium treatment in the radio hospit-
al In that city.
With pleasant authorizations all are
looking forward to Wednesday even
>lne November 2. when the Rev. Frank
Doran OF st. Paul will give an address
on the Ecpmenical council at london
ana MS recent trim through Europe.
DR.. Doran's lectures are all Of a hiph
class order and This one is exception
a'lv so. Everybody Is most cordially
invited tn he present at the Methodist
church Wadna<dav November 2,
Alice jZumwalt has been nut az
school the most of the week with III
ness.
The Younger set endowed Marty
holtz home east Of town.