The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1921-03-11

son is spending a week visiting at
the home of her brother, ]. r. Mobiles
in Ceresco and with her daughter
Nina, assistant cashier at the Vernon
State bank. All are sorry to learn
that Mrs. Rose orger is not enjoy
fully recovered from the effect or q
fall she sustained last summer.
The last of the prenuptial affairs
given in honor OF Miss Marguerite
Wilbur, who at high noon Saturday
became the bride OF Clarence
Schwartz of Amboy, was the laundry
and bath shower at the home OF Mrs.
Gust Nelson, given under the aus
pices of the Baptist Church aid. 1t
was very happy occasion.
Old glory waved maJestically from
the village flag star from early
morning on, on Friday In compliment
at the national capitol. Hats off not
alone to. Mr.. Harding, who is the first
president to be elected since woman
has gained her right Of citizenship,
which has always been rightly hers
but to Mrs. Harding, the new citizen
in the white house. That the wife o
our new president is we'll equipped
for the position she assumes is very
evident, and in word, deed and action
proves herself worthy Of being the
first lady Of this great republic"
Mrs. Armstrong Gives Up Work
Mrs. V. G. Armstrong principal OF
Amboy high school, who has been
having trouble with severe pains in
the ear and head for the past two
weeks, not getting relief, was Obliged
to give up her work Monday after
noon and returned to her sisters
home here. Thursday she went to
Mankato, where she Is receiving
treatment and medical attention IN
st. Joseph's hospital. Her ear was
lanced twice and drained every two
hours during the night Thursday
Mastoids had formed, but the physi-
clans hope they may be able to effect
a cure without an operation. AL
sincerely hope she may be spared
this delicate operation and soon be
able to leave the hospital and resume
her work.
The two banks have been working
over time since Tuesday, March l
receiving payments on farms SOLD
last year. 1t was feared that great
many would not be able to make
their first payment and thus lose
what had been put into 1t, but 1t is
believed that with very few excep-
tons all have been able to meet their
obligation and are o. K. for the time
at least. 1t is rumored that two
farms in West Vernon have been
turned over to the original owner
again.
Vernon Center. March 5,xMiss Mar;
gTerite WbeE daughter This OF M and
Clarence F. swsrtz Of Amboy were
united in marriage at the home of the
bride here. March 4, at high noon. Rev
mony, the ring service being used. Miss
Valeria Petrich presided at the piano
playing Lohengrin's Wedding march as
hs bridal aida psees 1 9a
wedding bells. The bride was gowned
in a dress of white .georgette over dew
kist. The bridal veil was. worn in cap
sweet peas. The flower girl. Glee Audrey
Day Of Amboy also carried roses and
sweet peas. The groom wore the
The attendants were Benjamin Swartz
Of Amboy. a cousin Of the groom and
Miss Mildred Farmer Of Minneapolis. a
cousin Of the bride. The maid Of hon
is very popular, young lady. who has
grown to woman-h hood in this town. She
IS graduate of the Amboy high school,
and also of the Mankato Normal school.
She has also taken course in the AS
bury hospital in Minneapolis. and is a
fine musician.
The groom is a popular young man Of
Amboy and has host of friends in that
place. Immediately after the ceremony
a four course dinner was served to all
the guests. The young couple received
glass and linen The young couple left
for a short wedding trip. an" will h
at their home to their many y nds in
a@R0y wa ase READ aDf BY MIS- over
son written by Mrs. George Judd. ex-
pressly for the occasion.
Iris the fourth Of March. I do declare,
The day our President takes the chair.
And vows that to the best Of his knowl-
He'll protect America from foreign
powers.
What a proud man Mr.. Harding must
be,
VIXEN from all the great nen ' peo-
To represent this wonderful nation,
But know a chap just as proud Of his
station.
Not far away in a western home.
Young Swartz marches in and without
a moan.
Though beautiful buds are left in stock.
And standing under the bridal arch.
His vows are of a far different sort,
obey,
For women now must have their say.
Then clasping the hand Of his charming
Marguerite
He says the President may have his
seat
But I'd not change places with the best
So long as by me you'll always stand.
with love in his eye and that air OF
possession,
He turns to their friends who around
them are pressing,
Saving congratulations are in order my
dear,
with us health and happiness for many
years.
JENSEN FOUND GUILTY