The Mankato free press., 1922-06-16
NOTES OF VERNON
LISTED FOR FOLKS
DOCTOR HAS LOCATED IN
THAT VILLAGE
SOCIETY NEWS BOOKED
Number of Interesting Happen
ings Written Up By
Active Reporter

Active Reporter
Vernon Center, June 14.-Ternon
Center residents are very much
pleased over the fact that physi-
clan has located there and will have
Offices in the Cornish residence.
This is DR.. ]. E. Arnold who arrIv-
ed at Vernon Center Monday. He
comes highly recommended as a
physician and surgeon DR.. Arnold
has rented the May Cornish house
erected by DR.. T. Gage Clement. on
ly the Office rooms in the residence
have been vacated at the present
time. These are being fitted up, and
DR.. Arnold has already begun the
practice of medicine. His wife and
two children are expected to arrive
in Vernon Center July first
Mrs. W. w. Brown and children
Archer and Marion are in Window
where they are guests Of Mrs.
Browns parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. w.
urday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Beland and
their two oldest children Josephine
and Jack, left last Friday evening
for Two Harbors to visit for a week
with the formers parents Before
returning they will attend the we'd
ding of their brother, Fred Beland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Brown and
daughter Florence motored to Win
nebago Sunday where they were
guests at the Walter Bottomly homs.
Mrs. Laura Coffman Williams Of
Richie, Ill, is in town this week as
the guest of her sister in law, Mrs.
Mabel Gray in North Vernon. She is
also visiting with her nephew, A.
c. Gray and family il the village.
locality and has many old friends
who are pleased to have her with
them again.
MIS- B. Regan and two children,
Joe and Miss Ruth Regan of Butter
field motored here Sunday where
they were guests Of Mrs. Mary Cor
nish and daughter, Mrs. V. c. Arm
strong. Miss Julia McDonough, a
sister of Mrs Regan, who accompan-
led them remained for a longer
visit
with her mother and sister Mrs.
Dredge and Miss Belle Dredge are
spending a few days with Mrs.
=.
Paul Thew, mail carrier on Route
/, is back on the job again after a
two weeks vacation, most of which
was spent with relatives at Cedar.
His parents Mr.. and Mrs. d. Il.
TAw and daughter Elsie of Old
Town accompanied him. The trip
made via auto was greatly enjoyed.
Hobert Petrich is substitute on
Routesf:S-''-. .~- '.'t -.--~--
Weather permitting, a large num-
ber from here will attend the Wat
onwan Farmers Club picnic to be
held in the Lou Kraus grove Thurs
day. June Is.
The following girls who have
taught the past year in other places
have returned to. their various
ton: Selma Petrich, Duluth; Ida
Bowen, Jordon; Marie Brown, Chas-
ka; Margaret Dennison, Lamberton +;
Julia Nelson, Elmore; Era Griffith,
Jackson and Velma Frances, Vesta.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. K. Meagher, A.
e. Quimby and daughter Flora OF
Mankato, stopped in our village on
their return home from the Bankers
convention They visited with Mrs.
Nettie Carpenter and daughter, Mrs.
Lulu Austin. Mrs. Carpenter is
slowly regaining her health being
able to be up and around the house
the greater part Of the time;
L. c. Rev and two daughters Lois
and Grace and Frank Grannis and
Son Charles were week end visitors
in Mankato.
Jack Buell. of Pasadena, Calf,
and his sister, Mrs. B. Lamp of
Sterling were guests last week of
Mrs. N. Carpenter. Mr.. Buell. was
for many years resident in South
Vernon From him we learn that
his son, Dr. Ernest Buell. is a gov
eminent employee at Washington,
D. C.
Mrs. Lola Mobiles and her SON in
law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Emmett Kc.ne motored up from St
and Mrs. J. R MOBILES and family.
Messrs Mobiles and Keene returned
yesterday from a motor trip to
Breckenridge where Mr.. Keene Las
estate holdings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kent and son and
the Misses Hattie and Eta Com
stock of JanesviHe, stopped OF in
Vernon on their return from a mot
o. trip to Winebago, for short
nsit at the Joseph Robinson home.
Miss May Robinson and the Misses
Comstock for several years taught
together in the public schools at
Janesvile.
Miss Laura Quigley of st. Paul
spent part Of the past week with
her friend, Mrs Ruth Beland. Miss
Quigly and Mrs. Beland were class
mates at the university. The latter
taught in the western part of the
state. After a short visit with her
parents, Miss ouigiey will go to
Boston, Mass, where she will study