The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1923-11-09
MUSICAL AT VERNON
DR.. LLOYD AND GLENN
SHOEMAKER TO SING
Event VIII Take Place Friday Even.
ing; News Of the vihage
10 Listed.

Vernon Center, November 7.--Dr.
H. J. Lloyd has kindly consented to
accompany GlesR Shoemaker to
Vernon Friday evening and assist
him In singing Q duet. This WIN be
an added attraction to the program.
which will probably be arranged as
follows: Solos, Shoemaker; Duet,
Lloyd and Shoemaker; reading.
Nelson; solos. Shoemaker; read
ings, Nelson; solo, Shoemaker. Mrs.
Mrs. H. A. Patterson, director.
spent Monday with their aunt, Mrs.
Marion Louer, who left on Wednes-
day for Bruse. s. D., where she will
spend the winter with her nephew.
II weather Is favorable, . large
delegation from Amboy. Ceresco,
Good Thunder, Garden City and
Watonwan, will hear and enjoy the
program at the Opera House Friday
evening, November ..
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Krause and
two daughters, Mary and Dory and
Mr.. and Mrs. F. ], Cooper, were in
vited out to the farm home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Willard Busby in West
Vernon, where they enjoyed one Of
Mrs. Busby's famous chicken din
ners. Other guests included, their
brother, A. Youder OF Illinois and
Mr.. and Mrs. Artis Busy and daugh-
ter Laura OF Lake Crystal. 49,.
Rev. E. C.. Teachout of Faribault.
who is working in the interest Of q
superannuated minister's fund In
the Minnesota Conference, canvas.
sed the town Saturday, after which
he spent Q few hours visiting his
former friends, Mr.. and Mrs. e. w.
Washburn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Roe and two
children, Wilbur and Beatrice, mo-
tored down from Winnebago and
spent Sunday with their uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Robinson
and daughter, 8. May.
Robert Brassard or Mankato and
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Carpenter, were married at Mankato
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Mace and John
Swartz and son Donald and Miss
Esther Swartx, assistant cashier at
the Farmers Bank, were among the
prominent West Vernon folks who
spent Tuesday at the county seat.
Mrs. Hobart Petrich and two lit
tie daughters, Nadine and Aletha,
came up from their home in Manka-
to on the bus, for a few hours visit
at the A. w. Petrich home. Mrs.
Petrich returned home on the after
noon train. leaving the little girls for
q longer visit.
James NELL and Charles Reicht.
who are laying latterals to the big
ditch north OF Good Thunder, spent
Sunday at home. They expect, to
complete their. thing contract by the
first OF December.
James Mountin Of Mankato was
In town Saturday on business. -
Ed Ario, Sheriff of Blue Earth
County and c. N, Boynton OF the
Free Press company were business
visitors in the village Monday. -
A. r. Cotherman, cashier at the
worth Morrison and his mother. Mrs.
Winnie Tibbitts, were county seat
Joseph Robinson, who has been
confined to his room for several days
on account Of illness, is reported q
little better this morning. All hope
that his recovery will be speedy. .
The Misses Blanch, Beatrice and
Edith Neill, returned to their home
Sunday evening, after several days
visit with their aunt, Mrs. Charles
Fish and family in Mankato.
Ellsworth Morrison left on the
evening train Monday, for his home
in Montana In response to q tele-
gran>stating that his father was in
O very serious condition. When
Ellsworth left for Vernon to attend
his grandmothers' funeral. his faith
er was not feeling very well, but
was attending to his duties as jani-
tor of the VILLAGE school. For many
Years Mr.. Morrison was. a resident
IN the village and his friends are
hoping that he will asain recover.
Ray Winters of South Vernon,
accompanied by a, cousin from Am
hoy, left Tuesday morning in the
formers Dodge coupe for Long Beach
Cal. The boys expect to work at
the carpenters trade this winter and
II the west comes up to their ex-
recitation, they Will not return to
H.