The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1923-08-03
PICKED AT VERNON
BALL GAME WITH EASTON
vi TEAM TOMORROW
Creamery Paid Out Large Sum
For Butterfat During
Last Month

Jack Weir and family have been en-
tertainIng for a week Mr. and Mrs.
Waiter hruetch of Milwaukee, Wis.
They were recently married and arr
s.euding tuer none! moon visLtlEs,
relatives, MRS. hruetcn being i
lieUe o. Mrs. Weir
SUNDAY afternoon, July 20, at T..
m. home iUIks Will have another
chance to see the home team III
action. Easton is coming WITH hor
ball club, a last out mt which has
been paying some good bail OF late.
II Is reported that Easton has some
college stars in her line up so Yer
non is running into real ciuD.
Everybody turn out and give the
team the support il deserves.
From August Globbitz, who works
the Porter place, west OF Vernon,
we got our first report OF grain yie.a
Mr.. Globbitz threshed his rye and
oats crop. The rye averaged to
about twenty bushel per acre ana
the oats thirty five, both OF which
were OF splendid quality.
Ray Winters. Walter Mobiles aud
Miss Doris Fiske of Amboy motoreo
to Henderson this week and spent i
day at the o. Rosenberger home.
Miss Nina, who had been enjoying
a week with her parents returned
with her guests. She Is back in thu
State Bank, were she Is familiarzing
the new bookkeeper, Miss Hall with
the work.
Miss Esther Schwartz, assistant
cashier at the Farmers Bank, en-
ioyed short vacation with her
friends in Mankato.
Miss Ruth Ashmede of Minnea-
polls Is spending her vacation with
Mrs. John Bowen and family. Miss
ment at Dayton's and will return to
the city to resume her work on
Monday morning.
Mrs. H. o. Thompson and Mrs.
Coad of Garden City were Vernon
callers the first Of the week. Mrs.
Thompson was looking for a house
10 rent Her son lin law, Mr.. Lun-
dermeyer will be principal of Yer
mons new school for the coming
year and Mrs. Thompson will keep
house for him and help care for his
three children.
Mrs. J.. E. Arnold and three little
daughters and Miss Valaria Petrich,
will spend the next two weeks as
and Mrs. r. Laury and family. Dr.
Arnold took them by auto to Min
neapolis, where they will take train
for Virginia, Mimi, where the
Laury's live.
Mrs. John Moore and two child
rem, left on the Thursday afternoon
train for Mankato for a short visit
with her sister Mrs. Thomas Award
and family, after which she will re-
turn TO her home in Madison, Wis
consin. Mrs. Moore has been a
guest Of her parents Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Wilbur in the village and of her
north Vernon.
Thomas Hays, Jr.. of Minneapolis
Is enjoying the good old summer
time with his father and aunt Ella
out on the farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. G F. Grannis and Ed
Barnes. mctored to Mankato yester-
day afternoon. where they attended
10 business matters.
Mrs. Thomas Caven of West Lyra
entertained the st. Matthews Mis-
sionary society Thursday afternoon.
There was a large attendance. At
the present time the society is sew
ing for a school conducted by the
Sisters, for girls ranging in age from
eight to sixteen in Porto Rico. Mrs.
Caven at the close Of the afternoon
served a delicious fifteen cent lunch
con. The proceeds of which Is used
10 buy sewing material.
Mr.. Sam Granger of Kasota was
in town few hours Friday forenoon
In the interest Of Hubbard and Pal
mer Elevators. He was accompanied
by his daughter. Mr.. Granger re-
ported that In his locality rain had
and a heavy rain Thursday night.
Vernon hardly had enough rain to
settle the dust.
Mrs. and Mrs. r. G. Champlin and
their two little boys Robert and
Eugene motered to Minneapolis this
morning to spend their vacation With
Mrs Champlin's brother, John Nc
Micheal and family and her sister,
Mrs. Carl Halverson.
Audrey Meixeil returned Thursday
to her home in Albert Lea, after a
week visit with relatives and friends.
T. B. Taylor Of Mapleton was a
was one Of the two car loads Of
Mapleton Shriners enroute to Stony
Point to attend the annual picnic OF
the~lccal Shriners.
Keith Fate of Des Moines, Iowa.
is spending a few days with Ralph
Newell and other boy friends in the
village. His parents Mr.. and Mrs
r. e Fate, formerly OF this place are
visiting at Lake Crystal as the
guests Of Mrs. Fate's sister, Mrs.
VIII Thomas and family.
Messrs. Alfred Henderson and w.
J. Erie Of Mankato were transactinG
business In the village today and in :
cidently calling on acquantances and
former friends.
Mrs. Alice Weir has returned from
a week visit with her friends at
.Pemberton.
Chester Bates, a Standard Oil man
from Sioux Falls, s. D., spent a few
days this week with his brother
Harry and family in South Vernon
and bis sister Mrs. Anil Keitzer.
Douglass Gray went to Mapleton
yesterday where he will visit his
cousin Stuart Proehl.
The vacation Bible school with
an enrolment Of fifty children. will
close to-day. A program will be
given at the Methodist Episcopal
church to- night. The proceeds OF
which are to be used to paw expenses
Saturday afternoon Mrs. Harold Bur
dick, superintendent Of the Play de-
partment assisted by Mrs. A. r
Coshesman Will be In charge Of a
picnic, which will be held on the
Methodist church lawn. to which the
children OF this vacation school and
their parents are invited &c come and