The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1922-07-28
Venom Folks Return
From Trip SouthL0ard
MIR. and Mrs. ,Trafford Enjoyed
Visit In Illinois; News OF
Village Related

Vernon Center, July 22.--Mr. and
Mrs. Tra6ord, who visited the Ash
ley and Yahnkes were on their way
home from a visit IN DeKalb and.
Chicago, Ill, They made the trip
in Ford sedan and entoyed their
vacation very much, but they give
Blue Earth county credit OF being
the most beautiful place they had
visited.
The ladies OF the Lutheran church
will hold bazaar and ice cream So
cial Tuesday evening, July rs. on
the church lawn. Ice cream and
two kinds of cake will be served for
fifteen cents. Everybody cordially
invited. Remember the place ant
date.
Mrs. Pond of Spokane, Wash. ar.
rived last Saturday to make quite
an extended visit with her sister,
Mrs. Marion ,Louer. Her daughter,
who accompanied her, has returned
to her home in Dakota
v. e. Laury of Minneapolis was
an over Sunday guests OF his broth
err in law, DR.. J. E Arnold.
Mrs. George Snider of Minneapolis
is visiting among her old neighbofs
and friends 1nI the old home town
Mrs. Glare LaPierre Of Faribault
Is spending week with her friend
Mrs. John Bowen and family.
The Misses Ida Bowen and Marie
Brown, Emma, Elizabeth and Alice
Weir are home from Mankato,
where they have been attending
summer school.
Grandpa and Grandma A. G. WI
bur enjoyed a visit from their
grandson Wilbur Award OF Man
kato before he departed for Pitts
burg, Pa, where he has fne posi-
ton.
kato were guests this week Of Mr..
and Mrs. D. L. Bowen In South
Mr. and Mrs. VIII Han and Miss
C. A. Roberts of Mankato are guests
at the F. l.. Cooper home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Babcock or
Milwaukee and Miss Nettie Babcock
of Minneapolis, who are enjoying
motor trip through Southern Mime
sofa and Iowa, stopped on In VeT-
non, for a short visit with Mrs. Lois
Warren and at the F. Il. Lowell
home. 49,
Mesdames T. r. Newell and r.
Stoner have about recovered from
their recent illness, which confined
them to their homes for couple OF
weeks.
Mrs. Henry Yahnke Is entertain
ing her youngest brother Ernest
Lewis and his friend Mr.. Emmerson
of Klemme, Iowa, this week. They
came Monday on the four o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lucius Ashley en-
tertained at picnic supper on their
beautiful lawn at their home IN
Those who enjoyed the evening at
Evergreen Farm were Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Yahnke and family, the John
Kienholz family, Miss Esther Yahnke
of Long Prairie, Mr.. Lewis and Mr..
Emmerson of Klemme.> Iowa. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Trafford and two
children Of Belmond, Iowa. After
supper various games were played
after which ice cream and cake
was served. Mr.. Kienholz took
trip in the airplane, but returned In
time to eat his share of ice cream.
Don't forget to attend the Ire
25. on the church lawn. given by
the ladies of the Lutheran church.
Messrs M. Bamby and J. Kien,
holz we're business. visitors In Della
Mrs. T. H. Dredge Of Like Crystal
is here visiting her daughter, Mrs. ].
E. Barnes.
Mary ard Dora Kraus are spend
ing a happy week with Aunt Mary
and cousin Charles Wagon In Man.
kato.
Thursday H. C. Kraus shipped
three carloads OF fat steers to the
St. Paul market, this being the last
of a big lot that he has been feed
ing during the past six months. MI.
Eraus accompanied the shipment
Herb Goodfellow Of Fountain,
Miss, made a short visit here this
week with his sister, Mrs. 1ouer.