The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1922-10-27
NEWS OF VERNON
LISTED BY SCRIBE
W. c. 7. U. To Have Charge
Church Services
VARI0USSoCIAL TOPICS
Notes Of Village; Personal Men.
ton and Notes Of General
Happenings

Vernon Center, October 21.---The
W. c. 7. U. will nave charge of the
services at the Methodist the even
ing Of October 20, which is Worlds
Temperance Sunday. II will be Q un !.
ion of the Baptist and Methodist
congregations. Everybody will be
very cordially welcomed.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mertersdarf
and Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Mertersdarf
are enjoying a visit among relatives
at Milbank, s. D. They made the
Mrs: Ed Annis is keeping house
for Mrs. George Mertersdorf during
her absence. Her mother Miss
Kieth Is with her.
Mrs. ]. B. Wii.on and two children
spent Saturday at the C. M. Warren
home. Mrs. Wilson Is spending a
couple OF, months with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. q. Mills of Garden
City, but plans to soon return to her
home at Mawer, Sask.
= Mrs. Addie Force Of Clear Lake,
8. D.. is visiting among her Vernon
Center relatives and friends.
DR.. Arnold was called Thursday to
one-of her severe attacks OF asthma.
A letter from Mrs. Alyerz Francis
brought word that they had reached
their destination Portals, New
Mexico, safely and all were feeling
well though somewhat tired. They
were thirteen days enroute. but
spent one day at Randolph. Neb.,
with a. cousin, who is remembered
here as Edith Stiles. Twa days were
spent at King Fisher, Okla, with
the Mort Francis family.
A Card from Mrs. F. L. Cooper
written October IL, located them at
Nashville, Tenn. She was looking
forward to the time when they
would reach their destination and
get news from home. 1t is hoped
she will give Free Press readers
some Of the experiences OF her trip.
Mrs: Jennie Cook received let.
ter this week from Mrs. NJ. H. Caller
sF naea tells 6ooa shs a6est ar 81
birthday on October Is. Mrs. Coon
will be remembered by many YER
non people as she was for many
years resident of the village. While
requiring a great deal of care be-
cause Of degree of weakness both
physical and mental, yet for one so
near the century mark. Mrs. Coon is
Mrs. Godfrey Wendlandt, Mrs. f.
c. WILDER and Mrs. F. II. Merters-
dorf were among those who attend
ed the republican rally In Mankato
last week and listened to Mrs. Man
ley Fosseen of Minneapoip.
H. C. krauS returned Thursday
from a business trip to New York.
He brought with him sample OF
what New York can produce in the
way of grapes, which is something
very fine indeed,
Miss Louise Award has closed up
her house and will spend the win
ter with her sister, Mrs. Constance
Holmes at Mortified.
Mesdames Henry THU and Gust
Nelson are attending a convention
of the Woman's Relief corps at Al
bert Lea. e
e. A. Meyers and family have
lately moved into the cottage known
as the Glib Taylor house. Mrs. Mey-
ers is working for A. C. Gray.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Gray made a
business trip through the Pember-
ton and Waldorf localities Tuesday.
Rev. and Mrs. Fuller are now
nicely located in the Baptist par
sonage.
1t is understood that Will Muske
has disposed of his residence pro.
perty In the west part of town to
Mr.. Markham of Good Thunder. Mr..
Muske takes land in exchange.