The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1921-01-07
VILLAGE SCHOOL AGAIN IN
OPERATION
Farmers Are Hauling Corn To
Market; News Notes of
The Town

Vernon Center, January 5.-After
spending their vacation with their par
ents the Misses Era Griffith and Mar
saret Dennison" left Monday for Garlic
ton college to resume their studies.
S Ssno1ior opened st I'd Monday morning after
principal, with his family spent part of
his vacation with relatives in Elysian.
and the Misses Watts. Malcomson and
respective homes at st. Charles, Man
koto and st. Paul
Mrs. Emma Robinson spent New Years
and Mrs. Walter Christie in Mankato.
Mrs. Robinson, who has been clerking
at the Haiverson Bros. store since her
TO-DAY ans w City, rsssas the the
evening train for Mankato to attend to
her daughter, who is quite Ill.
Mrs. Mabel Halverson. VINO has been
is now able to be up and attending to
her household duties, although she is
quite weak. She expects to regain her
Haiverson has nursea her aG'f family tn through
Farmers are hauling their corn to
market; fourteen loads were delivered
TO the elevators Monday forenoon. a..
Both banks are holding their annual
meeting this Tuesday afternoon. John
Schwartz. one of the directors of the
Vernon Center State bank is up from
Mankato attending the meeting.
Lee and George Champlin OF Mankato
and Lake Crystal ate their New Years
dinner with their parents, Hon. and Mrs.
Miss Olive Butler. who spent the hol-
iday vacation with her parents in Win
ne5aso and her aunt here LEFT tbs on i tne
at central. accompanied her as far as
Mankato where she spent the day shop
a New Years greeting from c. F.
Force who is enjoying a winter sojourn
at Long Beach. Cal. was received this
meets On t nh pixies ao s from
tThat morning he had seen the WASH
T ds aTs ss at and I ber sons Man
ley and Harley. who have been visiting
at the Frank Pew home in Garden City.
stopped off on their way to their home
the formers sister. Mrs. Clate Kelly and
family in East Vernon.
The funeral services for the late Mala-
chi Weir of Rapidan held from st. Mat
O'Clock. Rev. Father Griffin OF Maple
ton oficiated. Interment was made in the
days Was a resident Of vernon Center.
Four of his brothers and his two sisters
are residents OF this place. He was a
his neishbors and friends. Those from
GU tot town who attended the last rites
included Mr.. Patrick Gainor Of Man
kato Mrs. Mary Dun and Mrs. Kate
Schwan, Lee and VIII Mountain and
Miss Madeline Mountain of Good Thun-
der. -.
Miss valaria Petrich of the class 30
attended the high school alumni BAN
quet and dance in Mankato last We'd
nesday evening. She. reports a very
happy and delightful time.
Miss Clyda Willes of Madelia was a
guest New Years day Of her brother-in-
law and sister, Mr. and Mrs: George
Lassack. She returned to her home on
the evening train. taking with her her
youngest sister Hulda, who had spent
a week with he rcousin Ruth Lassack.
Miss Selma Petrich left Saturday
evening to resume her teaching in Duluth
high after spending the holiday vaca-
ton with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. w.
Petrich.
The Nickerson and Grannis families
spent New Years day with their father,
L. s. Terry.