The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1922-11-03
W.C.T.U. TO HOLD
EVENT CHURCH
Program Will Be Given At
Vernon Center
SCHEDULE ON. SUNDAY
News Of Village, mclsding So
cial Notes and the Personal
Meution

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Vernon Center, October 2s.--
Sunday evening of this week the
local w. G. T. u. win hold q public
meeting at the Methodist church.
The program viii be Is Follows:
song service led by chorus.
Devotionals, Rev. Fuller.
CONGREGATIONAL singing. 90
Reading by MafgaFet.s Puvis.
Special music by chofuss
Reading, Agnes Swanson.
consreEaaionai singing.
Address, Rev. Illingworth.
Banedtction.
The r. 8. Sewers family are
nicely located in the, Leslie Cooper
home for the winter. 4
Charles RedAeld and Herbert
Brown have been on the sick list
the past week. >'''<5' 7
l. c. Rev and wife returned
Thursday Of last week from their
hunting trip in the northern part OF
the state. They report fine time
and obtained as many partridges az
the game law allows.
Mrs.. Ed Biley has been enjoying
a visit from her father Harry Mad
son from the twin cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. c. WILDER started
ON an auto trip Friday rnoTing
which will take them into North
Dakota, where they will atten4 the
wedding OF their nephew aeon
Mesdames J. R Brandrup and Evan
Hughes spoke Tuesday afternoon
10 q gathering of republican ladies
at the home Of Mrs. R0Aert Sewers.
Not q very large number W@e
present, but those present enjoyed
the district w. C. r. q. has again
taken up the department OF school
savings bank and appointed Mrs.
1 A. c. Wilbur Of this place supertn-
tendent During the war this work
was dropped that the pupils mtghf
invest their savings IN bones ana
that incentive is past it Is thought
wise thing to once again take up
the teaching of thrift TO the chill
dren Of the county. Bankers every
where are glad to cooperate with
the local unions in this work and
usually our teachers are more than
willing to take upon themselves
the extra work necessary. lhe
Vernon Center school have the
savings bank Department nicely
started, the local banks paying the
slight expense necessary to inaug
schools Wi so5n foIl6W saAeir.ex-
ample and be ready to receive the
money that will come int the hHnds
Z many Of the pupils when the w.
lE g. mature January l.
\ Aug. Roebeck Is visiting at the
home Of his wifes people Mrs.
Fred Miske and family.
August Roebeck was for several
years resident OF this locality.
The marriage OF two young peo-
pie IN whom Vernon Center is in
terestsd occurred at Redheh, 8. p.
was Miss Esthor NARROW of this
place, while the groom was Harold
Huber, formerly Of Amboy, but 80
residing at Gettysburg, s. d. Ms
NARROW is daughter ef Mr.. aiidt
Mrs. Herman Marrow and has been
d resident of the village for several
vars. Mr.. Huber was at one time
assistant in the local barbershop.
Their many friends !. in this locality
viii join in wishing them Joy in
their married life. The young
Couple Will I0SkQC a. HCISy oOok b.
Monday evening of this week,
Professor Sanders, teacher OF voice
in Parker college, was in town to
assist In the organising of Giee
club. About forty were present and
enjoyed . good sing. The club VIII
meet Wednesday evening at the
Methodist church with their Prof.
Sanders or Mrs. Illingworth as lead
er. All Young people of the com
munity are cordially invited to join
the sGlee club. A small membership
Tee will be charged to partly defray
the expense. Of music and teacher.
The exact amount has not yet been
decided on, but 1t Will mot be high
enough to burden anyone. II the
range In age is wide enough to war
rant, both senior and junior Glee
club will be organised.
Rev. Hlingworth announced from the
pulpit last Sunday mnEning that he r
would be glad to. meet all boys, who
would be interested In a. Boy Scout
organization, at the church Friday
afternoon, at the close }, OF school.
We venture to say he win have an
The Mankato visitors this week
Included Mr.. and Mrs. George
OConnor, Mrs Chris Hansen and
Mrs, d. A. Wyman.
Mr.. and Mira George O'Connor
were business callers at Lake Crys-
tai, Thursday.
Mrs. Addie Force returned Friday
to her home at Clear Yake, s. D.,
after ten days spent among Vernon
friends.