The Mankato free press., 1923-09-14
APPLE CROP SOLD
VERNON CENTER MAN IS
GETTING MONEY -
News Stories of the Village
Collected BY the
Scribe

Ihamplln and their sons, Robert
nd Eugene, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Yah
ke, Mr.. aud Mrs. F. L. Cooper Ira
nd Herbert Ketzer, r. Raschke
nd [Mesdames, Mabel Gray. Kath.
Eine Kraus, May Steinke and Ma
i Bowen.
F. w. Wilbur who has one Of tha
-rgest orchards in the township
ID is harvesting a bumper crop Of
unusually nice apples, Is selling
lem to a Garden City party, get.
.ng ninty cents per busheL His
.Gest SON Herbert delivers The ap-
es In his ford truck.
Messers Joseph Robinson and NJ.
drren are re- shinging the resi-
nee of Mrs. Efhe Francis In
18th Vernon. The WORK will be
npleted today.
.elvin GriIteth left this morning
Rapid City, S. ID. to continue
studies at the college OF engin-
.ng.
mong the Mankato people who
.Ored to Vernon Center Sunday
-gnoon, to spend a few hours
IL relatives, were; Mr.. and MS.
r. hoUerLs anu Luelr LwO AL--~
=, s, Lyle and Booze, Mrs. NJ. A.
.ranerL Miss Z. n. RODers. MI
d Mrs. man Award AID ,oauSn'
=. E4lEabeIn. CnarIes MAgen a.
= muIher, AIRS. mary Waken a.
g Messers Janet Wod And Mas
1ther.ne FesSenuen.
saturday morning with thet-
luck, u. Il. O..H--4s anU son 20 Rus-
I'll, drove over 10 the August Ser
IN farm in Brown cOunGy an3
Fought home SIX tine haAnpshire
,oWs. MT. GrannIs ana son mad me
lard luck OF losing all their brood
sSws and litte.s last sprIng, with
.-.olera, thus necessatatInS Duyink
new STOCK OF >Hamsnires.
MesseIs L. c. Rev, F. K. Cooper,
Cliff mead and Roy Tyrno.m mo-
lEed to Albert Lea Sunday 10 wit
dankatS and Albert Lea. ManAaIo
Von the game.
About Inteen of the local fans
.ccon. panied the Vernon team to
aln4ore SUNDAY to- see the Terlon-
ilmore game, which resulted in
ictory to the Elmore team. Had
Iernon's entire. team, been present
The score would have read differ
:ntly.
Nlr. and Mrs. ]. H. Halverson anG.
cir little daughter Irele, Henry
lalversCn and his sister, Lille
Iutoed 10 Albert Lea early Sunday
,o.uing. where they spent the day
With relatives. All retu4 ned sunday
-yening excepting MISS Halverson
no remained for a longer visit.
wick and Henry Thul and fainh-
es motored to S..akopee Sunday to
d the day with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. GOOD and two
sons spend the latter part Of the
past week in he Twin Cities. at
ending the fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. H. Hacklander OF
Blue Ea.th and Mr.. and Mrs. A. r
Cotherman and ROLAND, enjoyed
unday at Minneopa State park. In
le afternoon they drove into Man
alto, en-. o. ing a few hours at Sib-
y. The Hacklanders motered back
0 their home in the early evening
Mrs. Fred Dewey and son Merle
d her daughter, Mrs. Elmer
NTH OF S. d. motored do N from
,ffers Sunday and spent the day
It'll the formers parents, Mr.. and
5. A. j. Partridge.
AR. Cotherman. cashier az the
.Le Bank, was transacting bus
herman accompanied her has
md TO the city and spent the day
ling and calling on friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. C. Rev and Mr..
2 d Mrs. Clifford Mead motored to
Fatonna Tuesday to see the
'r,Pue game OF ball.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rich of
rand Forks. N. d. are guests at
E w. Washburn home. They
ade the trip by auto.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Hansen and
Heir children moto-ed to Lake
ystal Sunday where they were
he guests Of the formers uncle,
II Hansen and wife. Old Vernon
lends are glad to learn that Mr..
ansen has about recovered from a
ious illness.
Mrs. Selma Mead and children
~ where they have been m yisitine
iatives for the past three weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. George O'Conner
4 st. Paul motored to Vernon
Center Monday and are visiting
heir parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. J.
7attridge.
A. J. Halverson left Monday for
Duluth to attend the Knights OF
''vthias convention, as q delegate
from the local lodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Force ac-
companied by Mrs. Mabel Halver-
son and Youngest son, Duane, mot
ored to Granada Saturday where
they were over night guests Of the
formers daughter, Mrs. A. C. Grpv
nd family. Mr.. Halverson and
Harold went up for a Sunday visit
and all returned home Sunday
evening.
Mrs. Harry Morris president of
the Methodist Episcopal church
Cradle roll. ,ente-ained the cradle
roll babies and their mothers. Fri
lay afternoon. A short program
was given. consisting of cradle
song andreading by Mrs. Illing-
worth and a short talk on "why We
have q Cradle Roll" by Mrs. GLADYS
Harsen. At the close OF the after
noon the hostess served delicious
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II. C. Kraus and Lon Wyman
up to the cities Saturda-
and took in the last after
noon and evenings programs OF
The state fair. They were In COM
pany with Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh
Francis and Helen, who was locat-
"a Erfday evening after two