The Mankato free press., 1923-09-21
AT VERNON
DINNERS GIYENBYPAST0R
AND HIS,WIFE
Social Notes and Personal
Mention In Village;
Town Topics

AeNs' NAA 1Aq' 11s 4AAL46 WNENh S0bSA
tained ct two dinners last week In
the Methodist Episcopal parsoase
the honor guests the first evening
were the Misses Sylvia Ashley
blasson Rennexet and Elizabeth
Bomelyn, teacher OF the public
schools. The second dinner was in
honor OF the new superintendent and
principal, II. NJ. Lindenmeyer and
Mr. and Mrs. h. Marion SelDy. Mr,
Selby has bean principal OF the WI
lage schools for the past three years
and with his family will leave next
week for Minneapolis where he will
enter the University at the opening
college course next year.
Mr. and Mrs. Faye Buckmister
and son lie Roy have returned from
q motor trip to Des Moines, Iowa,
where they spent several days visit
ing Mrs. BuckmiAter's mother, Mrs.
Gonkers and family.
Mrs. Minnie Roe Douglass Of De
Kalb, Ill, visited last week at the
home of her uncle and aunt, Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Robinson and
daughter, Miss Mary. Mrs. Douglass
who has been visiting her home
folks In WinnebaSo, lett yesterday
for De Kalb to resume her dormitory
work at the State Teachers college
MRS. NJ. e. Young has returned
to her home in ViroQua Wis, after
visiting at the j. Cookson and G.
Randolph homes.
Mrs. Anne Mattingly has been
confined to her room the most OF
the week, from the affects Of q fall
which she received when she was
attending to the morning work. She
expects to be around In q few days.
Among those who have been on
the sick HIST last week were: The
John Halverson family, Cliff Mead,
Ole Stoner and little daughter Dor
othy, Mrs. Gladys Halyerson, Little
Elain Bowen and ROLAND Cother-
man.
Vernon has been sending quite a
delegation to the Blue Earth county
fair this, week all Of whom speak In
glowing terms, Of the fair and the
association Is Offering to thousands
OF guests who enter its gates. Am
ong the business men of the village
who took q day OF yesterday to at
tend the fair, were Messrs, Raschke,
o. Reilly, Steinke and Rev.
Fred Thorn, Yernon's popular
butcher, bought a Chevrolet delivery
truck from the Zenk Auto company
In Amboy.
Editor Harold Burdick, accom-,
panied by his little daughter Lucille.
left on the afternoon train Thursday
Tor few days visit with bis mother
and sister at Nevada, Iowa, and with
relatives at Oeiwein, Iowa.
Veruon's depot agent, A. j. John.
SON and family are enjoying q visit
hom Mrs. JohBon'E parents. Mr.. and
Mn. deoras Woodfofd and their two
daughters OF Eau Clair, Wis.
Mrs. Walter Rambo OF West Vern-
on complimenting Mas. Louise AL
ward, who leaves soon for st. Paul
to spend the winter with her sister.
Mrs. George Homes, was hostess
Wednesday afternoon to very de-
lighttuI affair. This was enjoyed by
about thirty ladies of the Baptist
church circles. Autos conveyed the
guests to the country home OF Mrs.
Rambo,> where the afternoon was
spent socially, closing with very
nice supper, which was served In
cafeteria style. A large birthday
cake, handsomely decorated in
White anu OEudLuCuICo VIII
cadles, was the centerpiece for the
past. Mrs. A. G.. Wilbur presented
the honor guest with an alarm clock,
IN behalf OF the ladies' present.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. L. Champlin mo-
tored up from Mankato Thursday
afternoon, where they enjoyed a
short visit and supper with their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. e. T. Cham
plin. -.
Grand Forks, N. D., accompanied by
MT. and Mrs. e. w. WashDurn and
Mrs. Jessie Barnes motored to Ma
pleton Thursday afternoon Where
they called on relatives at the Julius
Mrs. H. O. Thompson, has been
in Mankato this week with her sis
ter, Mrs. Rev, who is very Ill.
Rev. and Mrs. w. De Loss Fuller
and other granddaughters left the
nrst OF the week, via the motor
trail for the Northern part OF the
state, where they will visit a
daughter and her husband, who Is
Methodist minister and will soon
leave for Wisconsin where they
have been assigned a new pastorate.
Rev. +. NJ. Lundenmeyer will ill
the Babtist pulpit Sunday morning.
Honortng her sister, Mrs. Hattie
Jacobs OF Takoma, Wash, Mrs.
Frank 6chwam entertained q party
OF relatives at dinner Sunday.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
William Schultz and daughter Mary
Of MRnkato, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Eber-
hart Of Rapidan, Mr.. and Mrs. HON
| or Warte Of Lake Crystal and Mr..
and Mrs. Mike Mountin and family
Of Good Thunder. Mrs. s. J.. Minis.
an old friend OF the family was also
present.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hafner mo-
tored up from Navada. Iowa, the
first of the week and are guests of
the formers sister, Mrs. Charles
Busby and family.
The Methodist Episcopal Aid
chicken pie supper at the opera
house, Wednesday evening, was well
attended and the ladies received
about eighty dollars. Those from a
distance to enjoy this supper were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Hefner, Nevada, Mr..
; and Mrs. Grant, Winnebago, Mrs
Jacobs Of Tacoma, Mr.. and Mrs,
/ Rich OF Grand Forks, Mr.. and Mrs,
Roy Tyrholm and he Misses Kittie
Cayen and Annie Weir Of Good
Thunder and Lesser Cox of Garden
City.
| Mr.. . Mrs. r. M. Rich of Grand
Forks. who have been visiting the