The Mankato free press., 1922-06-30
NOTES OF VERNON
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Social Affairs and The Comings
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adage "all things come to him VINO
waits" has been exemplified in this
community, but not while you wait.
Since before the war when T. G.
Clement was called to the colors
Vernon has been without a resident
nhysician. Several times 1t was
fumored that a doctor was in sight
| but somehow or other the man IN
sight old not seem a right fit or the
| fleid of labor not UP to expectations.
So like the dews OF the morning
our hopes and prospective doctors
| faded away. Meanwhile the Com
mercial club and others had 1or
| their slogan, a progressive up 10
| date man, who was not afraid 10
work and preferred TO practice his
profession in q small village and the
: surrounding rural territory ana
such a man has been found in DR. j..
e Arnold. who is here to stay, and
| il is predicted his practice will be
an extensive one, Dr. Arnold is a
| graduate of the University of Chi :
| cago and Rush Medical college IS.
B. and NJ. d. His interneship was
spent at Presbyterian hospital
Chicago. He served fourteen
months in the Medical corps OF the
United States army as first lieu
| tenant and six months at the base
hospital at Camp Zachary Taylor.
i He went overseas with base hospl-
| tai No. 11S, which was made hos
pital for contagious diseases at the
Savenay base hospital center. AT.
ter returning from France DR.. Ar
mold accepted a position for two
years on the staff Of the More hos
pital. Eveleth, Mimi, doing mining
contract work. He had special
training in obstetrics and gynecol-
ogy while in Chicago, also in ped
iatrics, including infant feeding.
A. r. Cotherman, cashier OF the
wife and little son, left Saturday
morning for a weeks motor trip
vacation, which will be spent with
relatives in the northern part of the
state.
| A party of relatives and friends of
/ Winnebago, aso Mr.. and Mrs. Had
ley OF Mapleton were Sunday guests
at the home OF Mrs. Nettie Carpen-
ter, and daughter.
Miss, Alice Miller of the public
school faculty. who enjoyed a ten
day visit at the ]. R.. Mobiles home
] in Ceresco, left for her home in st.
Paul last Thursday, Miss Miller has
accepted a position as kindergarten
teacher in one of the st. Paul
schools for the coming year.
DR.. j. e Arnold went to Minnea-
| polls yesterday to meet his wife and
children, who viii go to Virginia,
Minn., for several weeks to visit
her old home.
Miss Nina Rosenberger assistant
cashier at the State bank spent
| Saturday night and Sunday in Ger
esco, the guest OF her cousin Miss
Ethel Mobiles.
Mrs. Frank Clague and her moth.
er, Mrs. Ellen Porter of Redwood
Falls, accompanied by Mrs. Miles
Porter and little SOP Gordon, and
the Misses Stella, Joyce. Barbara
and Patty Porter Of Minneapolis
motored here Friday. Mrs. Miles
Porter and family visited her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. r. Lowell.
Mrs. Clague and mother visited
J among their old friends until Sun
| day morning when they all motored
back to Minneapolis. Mrs. Clague
ard her mother have just recently
returned from Washington, d. c.
and II is evident that Washington's s
| climate and environments are to
their liking as both are in excellent
health and spirit. Mr.. Clague ex-
poets to arrive in Minnesota about
July 1. to spend three weeks va
cation. 7
Mrs. Cora Riley and her daughter
Ruth of Milbank S. D., are visiting
at the home of the formers daugh
iting at the home of the formers
daughter, Mrs. Ed. Mertersdorf in
J North Vernon.
Charles Force and Carl Warren
went to Clear Lake, S. D., Friday
for an over Sunday visit with their
4 brother George Force, who has been
:, poorly some several months past,
land at the present time all hopes
for Improvement have been aban-
| doned.
Rev. Paul Zank of Porter, Mimi,
\ has accepted a call from the con-
| gregation of the St Peters Luther.
an church at this place, and will
enter upon his duties as pastor the
| first of July. 1t Is possible that the
fanny may arrive here the middle
of the week, and will be settled in
the parsonage BY Saturday night. :.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. D. Cottew and
daughter Clarice and Mr.. and Mrs,
4 j
motored down from Fairmont Sun
day and spent the day at the Franc
Stoner home. Mrs. Seibert is a
sister of Mrs. Stoner. After dinner
the men drove to Stony Point to
witness the ball game. The party
returned to Fairmont in the even
ing.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hickey of st.
ouis Mo-, are In Vernon for a tuo
weeks visit with their mother Mrs
Viola Schwartz and uncle Charles
Redfield.
Charles Wagon and his mother
Mrs. Mary Wagon, and her friend
Mrs. Conan of Mankato were pleas
ant callers at the H. c. Krauss
home Sunday afternoon and even
ing, driving here from the Lou
Krauss home on the Watonwan
where they were entertained al
dinner. Mr.. Wagon with a party OF
friends returned last Thursda,
evening from a two months tour oi
Europe The trip was most de-
4 lightful one, nothing occurring to
mar the pleasure, the memories OF
which will last through all the
1 Mrs. Hiram Brown and her daugh
ter, Mrs. Myrtle Johnson OF Port
and, Ore, arrived last Thursday
10 spend the summer with the
i formers children. Mr.. and Mrs
1 Lewis Brown, Mrs. Emma Brown,
Mrs. Jennie Dedra of waseca and
George Brown of Albert Lea.
j Merrill Mack and his mother Mrs.