The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1880-08-20
Personal HENTIOX.

Miss Gleason will teach at Sleepy Eye
this fall and winter.
Miss Moore, from ~. Paul, is visiting
the Misses liuhbcll.
Mr.. c. ArvoId has gone to Lake Su-
pcriur on visit of recreation.
j. r. Williams is now at Silver Cliff,
Colorado, and will be nj home early next
week.
Mr.. Willard Cheshire, who has long
been afflicted with inilumatory rhcuma-
tism, is about again.
Miss Carrie Hail, who has had a pro-
tructcd illness from fever, We are glad
To state is convalcScing.
Miss Emma Ingram and Mr.. Harry
Tarbcll have retained 10 the city from
! their summer vacation.
G. T.. Jones and family have returned
from 4 ten days trip to the Lakes about
II Paul and Minneapolis.
Miss Mary Mccoy has gone with DR..
Johns family to lIamlinc University.
She expects to prepare herself for teach
ing.
Mr.. l.. II. Taylor and family, with his
brolhcr-in-aw, Mr.. Gregg and family,
from Chicago, arc camping out at Lake
Washington.
Geo. w. Weaver, who has been ill for
some days, il now better, and with his
family have joined the camping party ut
Walnut Lake.
Mr.. Willard Wiser and wife are in
the city, having returned from Water
town, Dakota. Mr.. Wiser reports splcn
lid crops in that vicinity.
The Rev. Henry Boetcher, Presiding
Elder of the st. Paul District Of the Ger
man NJ. L. church, WAS in the city on
Wednesday on church business.
Mrs. Il. II. Andrews, who has been
quite IN invalid during the early sum
mcr, has gone TO jackson, Michigan
where she will remain for some time.
Judge Dickinson and family, Mr.. anC
Mrs. J. +. Mcaghcr and family, and Mr.
and Mrs John Samborn have gone t.
Walnut Lake to camp out for two weeks
r. L. Bowen, ESD, of the Sleepy Eye
Huuid, gave the FREE PRESS IL i'riendl,
8 call on Saturday last. He brings II goot
report from that highly favored region
Miss Hattie Tibbctts starts for Min
ncapoIis on The cath inst, for an extend
, cd visit to her sister, Mrs. l.. n. Pattcr
son, where she will study her profession
\ Of music.
Miss Frazier, daughter of Chas. Fra
/ Hicr of Garden City, did not return from
4 'nnanrXrntnr,r a. Nnsi,. nc IN
t nounccd. She will remain till she gradu
h atcs and bring her diploma with her.
Mr. King, long in charge of Chea
Churlcy's clothing establishment in thi
=, city, has closed the store and gone t
:. Chicago. lie carries with him the goo
- wishes of many friends.
c DIR. Warner is yet in Gothic Cit.
l. Colorado, and his son Clayton is thcl
part Of the time. He reports the snO'
yet ON the mountail.s, and he indulge
t. in the luxury of an Ovcrcoat. lie c!
e poets to be home soon.
e Mr.. john A. Willard and wife la,
Il returned from trip of five weeks
nc Colorado. Mrs. Willard spent the tin
Il at IN altitude of 10000 feet. They 81
Capt. Howe and Frank and Mr.. She
ard, who were well. They enjoyed Il
IT, trip greatly, and Mrs. Willard is mu'
u improved in health.
IA Chas. A. Nelson, Of Saltwater, (
~ Saturday last, visited his fine farm
nt Rapidan. This is now one OF the fine
IN farms in this county. The improy
~ mcnts are irst-class in every respect, al
the stock is as good rs can DC had. The
are now 800 acres in cultivation. \
~ Nelson will erect thereon, this seasC
W. IN elegant residence. Mechanics shor
20 note his advertisement in this paper
ms II. u. ODER and family are annOunc
no aS about to remove to st. Paul. We ]
;ic voice the general feeling when We 5
that this announcement will be receiS
with universal regret. II. p. ODER j
gentleman who has made for hims
hS many warm friends in this city. Z
eS' Board Of Trade will miss him in its
nee alterations, and in the social circle
'n' shall be sorry to lose his excellent fin
e. ly. We can cordially commend tn
III TO the good people of st. Paul, VIII
cc' Mr. Obcr goes TO engage in the gro
trade, in which he is so widely and
orahIy known.