The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1921-06-24
TORIES OF VERNON
orn CuItivating Bee Is
4 Held For Neighbor
.LLAGE TALES RELATED
oraan John McMichael Mar
ried; Party For Mrs. A. C..
Wilbur

yernon, Center, JUNE 16.-Mrs. H.
Sodergren returned from st. Paul
iesday where she had spent few
rs with her husband, who Is re-
oerating satisfactorily from an OPP
istion for appendicitis.
Hiss Gladys Cooper, who Will grad
lie from MacPhail School of Music
Il Dramatic Art Friday evening,
ne II, will return to her home in
Il village Saturday evening and on
nday will re- organize her music
sses. Miss Cooper will be at her
ne all day. Monday. Former pupils
A others who are expecting to take
sons may call at any time during
day to maze arrangements. She
/ re organize her classes in Am
/ and at the lakes the following
, days.
The Arndt family is now nicely
tied in the Henderson residence.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Thul,
ursday, June 8, a baby daughter.
IS Gertrude Mountain, trained
sc of Mankato, is looking after
welfare OF mother and daughter.
3 happy parents are receiving con-
.tulations from numerous relatives
I friends over the arrival of baby
/. /.
edith and Beatrice, the two young
4 daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. James
I'LL, are spending a happy weeks
cation with relatives in Madelia.
{ surely was a kindly neighbor-
ID act which prompted the Ceres
farmers to get up a corn cultivat-
/. bee and go over to the Sodergren
IN, where all day Tuesday they
emit the time cultivating the corn.
@ entire field was run one way.
ley sure proved the old adage that
friend in need is a friend indeed"
cir kindness is greatly appreciat-
by the family.
Mrs. Ella Robinson and her nephew
TX Briggs motored to Mankato
turday afternoon for an over Sun
y visit with the formers daughter,
8. Christie and family.
Ray Cooper, who is on the road for
= Farwell, Oman, Kirk company,
Paul, stopped off in Vernon Fri
Y for an overnight visit with his
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cooper.
Maud Koch of Albert Lea is spend
happy vacation among her for
n friends in and around the Will
q.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Starbuck and
o children and Mrs. L. c. Rev
d two daughters Lois and Grace
L Saturday morning via the auto
I'll ON a two weeks vacation trip,
lich will be spent at the Dayton
INNER resort near Nevada, Iowa.
Cards announcing the marriage of
rs. Hazel Helcbler Frayne to Nor
- To, al ho r0-
lived by friends in this, the old
lme town of the groom. The wed
ing took place at the home of the
Hde's parents IN Minneapolis Thurs
Ry, June 8.
Messrs T. R Newell and James
cir and the Misses Alice, Emma
ID Cecilia Weir motored to Kato
lnday afternoon to attend the Flag
ly ceremonies of the Elks at Sib-
park.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lasseck last
EEK bought a beautiful new Bush
i'd Gerts piano for their eight year
1 daughter Ruth, who We imagine
u the happiest little girl in town.
Andy Levere of Bows, Iowa, and
!. Murphy of Mason City, Iowa, Wis
d at the Evergreen farm last week
X. Levere is fieldsman for the swine
I'd, so you see these gentlemen
IRE inspecting the Poland Chinas on
!. Ashley's farm, where they found
er fifty good healthy youngsters
iey pronounced the young mobilize
being something rare IN that line
/ d could see where Ashley's Big
leb surely leaves his mark. They
nsider him worth while keeping III
e herd for years TO come
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Blue and Mr.
d Mrs. j. H. Seamand motored III
pm Webster City Saturday after
on for an over Sunday visit at the
Il. C. Merritt home. Mr.. and Mrs
almond are Mrs. Merritt's parents
ID Mrs. Blue her sister. They left
K home early Monday morning. Mr.
ne is prominent groceryman o.
sebster City.
Miss Mary L. Russell of Mankato
no is spending a few days with hel
3ter, Mrs. James Weir, was a CUES
Mrs. V. e. Armstrong Wednesday
ternoon.
Florence Koch of Albert Lea, whc
rs delegate to the Epworth league
invention, which convened at Lake
Eystal last week, stopped off in Yer
n on her way home for short Wis
with friends.
Mrs. Brooks and twin boys came
from Sioux City Saturday for ar
Ter Sunday visit with Mrs. Mar!
lagen of Mankato Sunday morning
ne Wagons and their guests motor
out to the Lew Kraus farm, where
ere was gathering of the Krau!
ans. A big dinner and the socia
ternoon was enjoyed. Mrs. Brook!
a cousin of Grandma Kraus.
Mrs. johanna Robinson and he
Lighter May took the noon trair
hesday for Winnebago where the!
III spend few days visiting among
leir relatives.
Wednesday C. M. o'Dell, state ag
: { for the North Western Nationa
surance company, motored up from
/ inneapolis in his Cadillac car ant
ansacted business with his loca
rent, Frank Hartwick. w. 0. Stat
r of Winnebago, who is also an ag
It for the same company, was /;
Her here at the same time.
Mrs. Frank Hartwick and Mis-
1uise Award, Mrs. A. G. Gray, Mrs
"a Wendlandt and Mrs. C. Cornisl
pre- shoppers in Kato Saturday.
Mrs. Arthur Reeves and Len;
ent few days at the NARROW hom'
is week
The Baptist state convention wa
I'D at Lake Crytal last week. Amonl
ose from here who attended wer,
Nv. Edith French, Mrs. Emm;
:hwan, Mr.. and Mrs. Will Ramb,
rs. Fred Wilbur. Mrs. Gust Nelson
iss Louise Award and Doris Stat