The Mankato free press., 1923-09-28
COUPLE IN VERNON /.
HURLED DINTODITCH
Struck BY Auto While
On Highway
INJURY IS SERIOUS
Andrew Wander Yacht Will BE
Kept From Work Some
Time

Andrew Wander Yacht and Miss
Masel Wilbur were walking into
town from Miss wilburs home, one
hsh miles north Of the village, they
were run down BY Q Ford car and
thrown into the ditch. This was
about eight o'clock Saturday even
ing. Wander w4s badly hurt. r. @.
Wilbur, with the assistance Of 9TH
srs pat the young man Ia his car
and took him and his daughter to
Dr.. Arnoid's ofrioe. Masel had es-
capsd with slight injury. but 1t was
feared that Andrew was seriously
for an hour, but he only received Q
badly cut face and shoulder. Later
In the evening he was taken 70 the
Wilbur home where he is getting
along as well az could be expected,
but II viii be sometime before he
can resume BIS work. Has home II
In Holland, Mich, and he has been
working for Mr.. Wnbkr for three
years. LIZ
Mp. and MIS-. william Dsnnison
have returned from Q delightful mo-
tor trip TO New York Mtlis, whore
they Visited their son and daughter.
MY. and Mrs. William Ost. Mr.. Oct
k supsrintendent Of schools ut New
1~A Anis anu mIo. OSt 10 tn0 Wth
ctpal. They are very. ntcsly located
teacher, spsnt the week end and
Sunday with her parents Mr. and
Mrs. o. Ashley. Miss Blossom Rem
nska, friend and CO. worker Of
Miss Ashley's accompanied her 10
Madelia where she was O guest at
the Ashley homA. .--.
Charles Kraus left Sunday even
| inG for MAnkato for st. Paul to re :
sumo his Studies at St. Thomas
college and Monday morning LAwr-
enoe Warren left for Minneapolis
to continue his university course.
Both boys viii be graduates from
their respsc0ves colleges with the
Miss Dorothsa Brown, who is at
tending the Teachers College at
MankAto, spent the week end holi-
days with her mother Mrs. Emma
Brown In West Vernon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Thompson and
children oS Amboy spent Sunday
with the formers mother, Mrs. II.
o Thompson and brother In law,
r. M. Lindenmsyer and family.
| Joseph Reagan and his mother,
Mrs. John Reagan and aunt. Miss
Julia McDonough, motoTed down
from Buttefneld early Sunday TO
spend the day at the H. G. kraus
home. In the evening, Mr.. and Mrs,
Kraus. took their guests TO Manka-
to where they entertained at a
er guests included, Mrs. Mary Cor.
nish and Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Cooper,
who greatly enjoyed NFiske OHars
| In Jack Of Hearts" In his new role
a. noise queller," he 10 superb. His
nsry burst Of temper ut the begin
ming Of chapter three, completed
stopped the noise IA tho gallery Is
quickly - his captivating smile
won the audience. s-"a2
Mr.. and Mrs. WIN Dobie and fam
lily Of South Sterling. motored to
Vernon Center Sunday, where they
spent several hours At the Francis
Stoner home. Grandma StoAer ac-
companted them home where she
Will spend q week.
Mr.. and Mrs, L. G. Rev drove to
Rochester and back Monday. They
took Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Steltes with
them Ms. Stelter who has been In
poor health for the past few weeks
at the Mayos clinic and in all prob
1
Mr.. Sitter remained in Rochester
with his wife.
| Mr.. and Mrs. c. M. Warren and
Lawrence and Miss Alice motored
to Garden City after church Sunday
morning, where they were dinner
guests Of Mrs. Lulu Gates and Miss
LlsA Wilson.
Landlord wymau and his wife
have returned TO their hotel duties.
much rested BY tAsir vacation which
was spent with relatiyes In Northern
Minnesota and wisconsin. =
,olaoT4 nssa L P,tsrdss srn.gs expects 70 ;s.ys y
with q truck load of Vernon apples
which he will dispose of In that
city. -
East 'yernon sent a large delega-
tion to Mank1to Sunday evening TO
Hear Fiske O'HAra, among who
4 were Mr.. and Mrs. Frank CaSen, Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Cord and Mrs. Jack
Weir and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Allison OF
tDes Moanss. Iowa, were week end
and. over Sunday guests at the Matt
Weir home. Mr.. Allison for three
years rented the James Weir farm
adjoining the Matt Weir farm
hence the two families are old
| Ao@ohSuo Sa0 tttAb BVt-IO- SeLnoI
was q happy one.
IN Mr.. and Mrs. Sumaer Rogers and
daughter, Miss Harriet and J. Oak
land, ell OF Beaver Dam, Wis, who
are spending q motor vacation >tffp
visiting among friends In this VI
cfnity were Sunday guests ct the
Frank SchWan home. The Roger
family kform~ly lived near the Ca
bic Mills and are well remembered
by several of the older inhabitants.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Force, who
will leaye soon for Long Beach, CAL
where they spend their winters, en-
tertained Sunday, Mr.. Forces tive
daughters, Mrs. A. g. Halverson and
Mrs. A. G. Gray and families at q
twelve o'clock dinner Sunday.
Mrs. G. @. Francis. of West yer-
non Is spending few days at her
city home In Mankato, while Chei
s keeping "Batchelors Hall" out on
the farm.
This afternoon from three to FIVE
Mrs. Frank Schwan will entertain
twenty 1--WE lady guests, honortns
her sister. Mrs. Hatue Jacobs, d
Tacoma. Wash.
Russell Grannis, Henry Weir
Lawrence Good, Mike CRven, Jim
Weir and Paul Thew and Misses
Catherine Caven. Alice Weir, Rcsetts
Holiday, Emma Weir, Esther
SchwartE and Valsria Pstrich, were
among the younger set to hear
Efske 0'Hara In HJAnk ef HAar$E'