The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1921-08-19
STORIES OF VERNON
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Parties To Leave Monday
On Motor Trip
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MRS. JENNIE COOK IS Ill
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Social Affairs and Personal Men.
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Community
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Vernon Center. August 1.-THE
Misses Bailey aud .da Bowen Will re-
turn this evening from Cleveland
where they have been tho guests OF
friends for several days. These young
ladies taught tho past year IN the
consolidated schools in that village.
Mrs. JenEio Cook was taken i'll very
suddenly Wednesday with an attack
or acute indigestion, and was very
sick for several hours. AS we are
mailing these stems we learn that she
is very little better, but still very
Sick woman.
Mr. ard Mrs. W. w. Washhurn and
NJ. and Mrs. r. l.. Coope: arc expect
ing to leave MONDAY morning, August
10, on q motor trip through, the west
err part CT the state and the Dakotas.
The first stop will be at Redwood Falls
where they will be guests at the home
of Congressman Frank Clague. From
there rney will so to Clear Lake.
S. d., for a snort visit AZ the George
Force home, then on tn Madina, 10
the home OF the formers daughtei
Mrs. anil LANCER. From there they
will 90 to Willow City to visit Mrs.
WashDurn's sister, Mrs. Frank Rich
and family, while at this place they
will visit friends in nearby cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ami! Kitzer and
daughter Maureen, accompanied by
Bates, have returned froLa very en-
joyable trip to Sioux Fails, s. D.,
where they visited with the laIter's
son Chester Bates and family.
Mrs. w. l.. Case ana family OF
North West Vernon have recently
enjoyed visit from G. NJ. Halves and
two daughters OF Redwood Falls.
Friday afternoon, August -, is the
date OF w. +. Miller's sale OF big TYPE
Duroc Jersey Hogs. Mr. Miller Will
dispose OF thirty live head OF choice
three miles west OF Vernon, kemem-
Der the date, August -.
Fred hemingway and 4. M. Miller
were among those from here who at
tended the Washburn and Layrenz
hog sale at the Mankato pavilion. Botn
bought several fine hogs.
Mr. and Mrs. George Judd and Mr..
and Mrs. Rial, who have been guests
at the nome OF the formers sisters,
Mesdames u. Wendlandt and a. G.
Wilbur, and other relatives in and
around the village, struck the trail
Wednesday morning for their homes
at Portage, Wisconsin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Starbuck are
entertaining house party or relatives
among whom are Mr.. ana Mrs. Russell
Chatfey and son Fred, OF Waseca, H.,
and MRS. Carrie Elwood and daughter
Mrs. Rex. Gibbs OF Ames, Iowa. The
Chaffeys are extensive travellers, be-
ing carefully equipped with a campers
outfit, and thoroughly enjoy the lnde-
pendence OF cooking their own food
and sleeping in their own beds while
en- route from coast to coast. Mr..
Cnaffey has some farms in this local
ity which he is looking after in con-
nection with his visiting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Reinke this
week enjoyed a visit from their
daughter, Mrs. Alvin Masters and
cnlIuren of Rockford, Iowa.
Lyle Cooper and u party Of friends
motored UP from MankaIo, Wednes-
day evening, ana were entertained at
the home o. the formers parents, Mr..
and Mrs. r. b. Cooper. An auto load
OF young folks drove over from the
lakes the same evening. ell together
taey made jolly crew. A VIctroIa
furnished music for the Impromptu
dance.
MISS Roxy Champlin was taken
suddenly Ill Wednesday. Tne w. X.
Z. remembered her WIN some beautl-
Iul roses yesterday, winch sae great
~ appreciated.