The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1882-09-01
Personal Mention.

non. JoScph DoohWaitcr, Oh vernon
was in the city Tuesday.
Thomas Bennett, Esq, an old Man
katoite, has returned from Winnebago
City.
Miss Carrie Pfcffer, of Blue Earth
City is in the city, the guest of Miss
Nettic Porter.
Mr.. lsidor Longini returned from the
eastern markets last week with an i'm
mense stock of clothing.
Geo. f. Clark, Esq, of Algona, Iowa,
attorney for the C., NJ. \ St. =. was
in the city yesterday.
Miss Phillips, n former teacher in the
Normal, returned last Wednesday and
will resume her old position.
j. X. Moore, ESQ, editor of the St.
Peter Tribune, was caller at THE
FREE PRESS office, Wednesday.
Rev. C. w. Savidge has returned
home, and will hold services in the NJ.
T.. church next Sabbath at the usual
hours.
Mrs. j. G. Owen disposed of most of
her household effects this week and
departed for WATERFOWL, N. V, yes
tcrday.
Hon. J. b. Wakefield was in town
last Wednesday and informed us that
the Post at Blue Earth City had been
sold to Iowa parties.
Mr.. NJ. b. Haynes spent last Sunday
in the city with his family. He is en-
gagged IN surveying out tracts of land
hard wood timber, for Min
neapols parties.
Rev. DR.. Rice, of Minneapolis, will
preach at the Presbyterian church next
Sunday morning and evening. The
evening sermon will he on temperance,
mi large attendance is desired.
Col. G. w. Thompson, NJ. ]. Myers
n. ID. Barrows and ID. Straw, all OF
Wells, arrived in town last Monday
night. enroute for the State Fair, of
which the two first named are president
md vice-president.
A couple of friends of DR.. Curryer,
we're in town last Tuesday. They
we're from Ohio, and had been to Win
iipeg and Fargo looking over that
country, bat thought Southern Mime
'ota was equal to any section they had
ieen
Will. Norton, Esq, the enterprising,
travelling agent for Laird
Norton Il Co., lumber dealers of Vino
Ia, and who have yard at this place,
stopped in the city last evening. Mr..
Norton is every inch gentleman, and
ully understands his business.
Rev. NJ. ]. Kelley, of Maine, who
With his family, has been stopping in
his city the past three weeks with Mr..
Perry Wysong, has purchased resi-
lence property in Minneapolis and de-
parted for his new home yesterday. He
lbs the passionate of a Baptist church
n Minneapolis.
Willis Drummond, Esq, general land
of the Milwaukee s. St. |
Paul railroad, was in the city this week,
N company with Mr.. A. Boyson, a
Gentleman who has lately acquired pos
ession of $4,000 acres of the above |
lands in the southern part
# this State.
Mr.. W. G. Keller, of Albert Lea, was
n the city last Wednesday night, and
We understand that his we'll known
business qualifications have attracted
he attention of famous chiropodist |
Who is endeavoring to secure Mr.. KS
'minent services as an advance agent,
md we doubt not but if the position |
5 accepted Mr.. X. will prove success,
or his winning manners and genial
mile will draw equal to mustard
Easter.
Senator Window arrived in Mankato
afternoon and will leave at
} :l5 to day. During his brief visit to
,nr beautiful city he has been the re-
,ipient of marked attention and cour-
tesy, in just recognition of his excep
tional attainments and high standing
in national affairs. He was serenaded
At the Mankato House last evening by
our brass band, and in acknowledging
the distinguished recognition, spoke
briefly and eloquently to an interested
audience of personal friends and ad-
mirers. Mr.. Window is gentleman
whom the people of Minnesota love to
honor, and the recognition is fully ap
preciate6 by him in every particular.