The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1883-05-18
HOME JoTTINGs.

tam ar SHINE, TIE mop at tnloi
Hall will go on Ia morrow saturday
evening.
+. Nj. Reynolds, Esq, has been ap
pointed town clerk al Rapidan rice J
). Smith resigned
Rev. Mr.. Little is expected {,
preach in the Presbyterian church sun
day morning next.
If You don't attend "Everyhody,
Friend Al Union Hal. tonight. rain ~
shine, you will lac the loser.
Mr.. w. III. Leighton sold on We'd
nesday last, the Map.eion House I,
Geo. Bisscll, Esq, for $500 cash.
The annual meeting at director,
for the Board of Trade will occur or
Monday evening, the 2Sth inst. A iulI
attendance Of members is desired.
They don't propose To let that sea,
out of the bag" Al Union Hall Ia night
Ii makes M difference whether ii rains
or shines, the play will go on.
Don't fail Ia see the celebrated
comedian, Dick Oglesby, rs Wool in
the greatest of all Southern dramas. al
Union Hall on Monday evening May
81.
sam Evans, of Butter nut Valley,
has engaged with q. Ii. Brewster for
the season. sam is n first class ma
chine man and will be valuable IA a
salesman, for the Mccormick folks.
The greatest sensational comedy
drama, THE Hidden Hand" as pre-,
sented 10y the great and original Whit.
ley's Hidden Hand Co., al Union Hall
on next Monday evening. See it.
Mr.. =. X. Wiser, the jeweler, has
recently placed in his .iewelry store two
very pretty cabinets made of black
walnut which add materially TO the at
tractiyeness Of his establishment.
Rev. r. F. Jones will supply the
pulpits of Bethel church in Batternut
Valley, and Horeb church in Cambria,
on sunday next He will leave for ms
new home in Penns ylvsnia during the
week.
Don't fail To see The Hidden
Hand the greatest of all Southern
Dramas, in its superb Revival, 10y
Whitclcy's Great Hidden Hand Com
pany, at Union Hall on Monday evening
May p.
Geo. W. Slade and w. ii. Egbert
last Monday purchased from IL. VOL
fran the residence property on State
street al jaccnt Ia the Green House.
The sale Was made through Geo. A.
Clarke.
Only 80 and ~ cents to see The
Hidden Hand" at Union Hall on Mon
day evening May 81. Improve the OPP
portunity and see the very best and
most laughable play of the season.
Seats now on sale nj SamhOrn's drug
store
Mr.. William Clark. our milk man,
had the misfortune Ia lose a valuable
two-year old colt 10y being run over 10y
the cars near the junction, ON Monday
last Mr.. Jno. Griswold had very
likely yearling colt killed 10y the cars
at the same time.
Keep this in your memory, A
complete Dramatic Company and n
superb Specially Company appear in
the great drama, 1.-The Hidden Hand.
One continuous laugh the entire eve
ming. We know you'll he there! Al
Union Hall ON Monday May 81.
Rev. III. 4. Bushnell, who supplied
the pulpit OF the Congregational church
in this city last Sunday, has received n
call from this church, and it is to he
hoped that he will accept. Mr.. Bush,
nell Is "a pleasant speaker and genial
gentleman. and his discourse Sunday
was enjoyed 10y all listeners.
On Wednesday Jonn NJ. lIazer
sold Ia Geo. II. Clark lot six north row
Van BIunt's Addition, for 81 600. On
Thursday, James George purchased 10,
six block SIX, Cummings Addition, i0l
which lac paid 1926. This same prop
erty was sold about two week since fol
$500. A very considerable increase il
value.
DR.. j. l.. Livingstone, late Of Ham
ilton, Canada, will open an office il
rooms over the RecieW Office on Mon
day morning, where he may hereafter
be consulted professionally. The doc
tor is very agreeable gentleman
comes among us highly recomm cnde,l
as physician and has our best wishes
Tor his success.
Amy Lee, Americas famous singing
s0ubrcttc, rs Irchte, the Ns9sbOy, ant
Cdpitoia, ia the great play of 1.-The Hid
den Hand Don't fail to see her, an,
enjoy her magnificent singing. Ever,
one Of her songs is worth the price o
admission alone. At Union Hall OF
Monday evening May 81.
From the Charlotte, (Mich.,) Re
pdLtica", We CLEAN the following para
graph regarding the death of Mrs. J
III. Ray:
Mrs. John III. Ray, of Manka
10. Mimi, died very suddenly at Las
Vegas, New Mexico, May 3. Mrs. lta
had many friends in this county an
will lie remembered by many old set
tiers as the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Harvey Williams and the first chill
born in Chester.
j. ID. IIodapp, ESD, purchased o
"Wednesday from Auditor ScattergoO
the old tanning mill property, and
company with Others will convert I'll
same into canning factory. This fa'
has been settled: We are to have car
ming factory with good substantial mt
at the helm. Boom ON, ye boomerang
and let the proud name and fair fam
Of Mankato reyerherate Throughout Il
universe.
Mrs. Mary A. Roscbrook brougl
n suit against w. f. Lewis. ESD, ,
the eth o: April for injuries sustain'
through detective sidewalk and 4
case was settled last week, Mr.. Lew
paying plaintiff $3.50. The city chs