The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1883-12-14
HOME JOTTINGS.

HOME JOTTINGS.
See notice of furnished room want
ed.
Fur coats are hardly at Il premium
tins winter.
st Peter merchants are annoyed by
youthful piiierers.
Don't buy until You have looked
and asked prices nj Wiser's
The next county teachers meeting
is 10 be held al Amboy Tomorrow.
Auditor Scattergood welcomed Il
baby boy to his home las. Sunday.
Operations will be suspended for
the winter at the Cement Works, this
week.
Note the slight change OF time in
the running of trains on the Omaha
road.
display at Wisers. Cheaper than ever
before.
The enrolment of pupils in the
public schools for the month OF No
vember was 80.
Wagon Bros will hereafter do the
butcheung for Long, Snaubut X Co. S
packing house.
The churches throughout the city
We're we'll attended last Sabbath morn
ing and evening.
We want 10 know if tramps are
not the leading members Of the Amcn-
can Track Society!
The ladies OF the Presbyterian So
ciety cleared $50 at their fair and ies-
tival last Friday evening.
a ball is advertised To he given ut
Haynes hall, Winnebago Agency on
Tuesday evening, Jan. lst.
Many of our business men are dis
tributing handsome souvenirs among
their customers At this season.
The roller skating rink opened last
Monday night. and is receiving II good
patronage from the young folks.
Among the buildings announced for
erection next year is a fine meat market
by Wagon Bros, OH North Front street.
The TWO new hose carts and 800
iect Of hose, recently ordered, have ar
rived, and the boys are proud Of them.
-Hamline University last week re-
ceived donations To the extent of $40, 900.
Rev. J. F. chatiee constituted $780,
900.
A special mcetin" Of the Council
was held last Monday night 10 Older
payment Tor the new hose carts and hose
lately received.
A grand ball is to be given at Sell
leck Il Peck's hall, Eagle Lake, on
Christmas night. Good music Is to be
furnished. Tickets 81.
The manageable young ladies of u
western town have resolved not 10 mar
~ any one who does not patronage his
home paper. Sensible to the last.
With the gay appearance of the
store windows and the speculative talk
vi llC oht ht''o hol w w
told that holiday time is approaching.
Miss Annie, daughter of Hon. w
G. Ward, OF Waseca, was married last
week to Mr.. HendricksOn, of st. Paul.
The bridal couple received presents
valued at 100000.
"A Blue Earth City gambler has
Enn1 [-r apI
and giving Roland for an Oliver, ht
has preferred the same charge against
the man who caused his prosecution.
The WinOna Board of Trade has
adopted "a resolution requesting the
Governor to designate Winona as the
place OF encampment of the Second
Regiment, VI. n. G., next year. Vase.
ca and Faribault are also moving in the
matter. What will Mankato do in re.
gard to this!
The next annual convention of the
NJ. n. G.. Association will be held in
GMankatO, Jan. 9th, 1884. The repre-
sentatiOn will consist of three delegates
from each Of the twenty-one companie:
belonging TO the Association, and the
field and staff officers OF the First ant
Second Regiments.
Some young blood of this city
thought to amuse himself at Kasota on,
day last week by thrashing Mr.. Angus
Rinkel. Mr.. Rinkel is peaceablc citi
zen, and sought to avoid any trouble
but failing in this exerted his strength
To such an extent that the Mankat,
\. blood was badly used up.
Many people are buying holida.
goods at Chapman's, thus having a bet,
ter selection, and taking advantage o
the special discounts he is giving t.
early buyers, from his marked prices
which are guaranteed will average lowe
than at any other house in the sam,
lines.
Rose d Noe report the fpllowin:
sales made by them: Harriet u. Scat
tergood to ii. l.. Alberger, lot 8, blocl
., Van Brunt's addition for 81. 900. Tn
estate of 5. G. Owen TO William +
Lewis, lot g, block ), of Wmren's ad
dition for $3.50. Sophia ii. Miller t
Lewis j. Shaubut, lot and ., block !.
Of Wait il RaelofsOn's addition, pric
pot given.