The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1883-06-15
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Register of Deeds Torson, OF Walton
wan county. was in the city for a few
hours Wednesday.
Doc. Bolton, formerly of this city,nov
a resident OF saltwater. was i'm the city
the first of the week.
Mrs. f. l.. Rosebrook departed Tues
day Tor White Bear Lake, where she
will spend several weeks.
Mrs. DIR. Marvin started Sunday nigh,
for California, where she will ut least
spend several months visiting with hcl
sister. if she does not conclude to settle
there permanently.
Messrs. II. G. Howard, of Lake Crys.
tai. and :. j. Watkins, ot Fargo, ID. Il.
formerly of this city, started Wednes
day for visit to friends in New York
and the New England States. They
will be absent about tive months.
Prof. Steward, formerly teacher in
the Mankato public schools, was in the
city over Sunday. Mr.. $. has had the
principalship of the st. Cloud schools
for the past year or two, and has been
reelected for another year at an advance
in salary of 5000.
Mr.. A. Reed formerly resident of
this city, now wholesaler in notions
at Kansas City, Mo-, has been in town
for couple OF weeks visiting relatives
and friends. His little daughter is also
here visiting her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. p. Mckinney.
Mr.. +. +. Everett, the photographer,
started Tuesday night with his family,
for Oregon, where he will make his fnt
urc home. Mr.. f. has been Il resident
OF Mankato for twenty years, and in
leaving his old associates and friends, he
bears with him the hest wishes of all.
Mr.. +. c. Huntington, editor of the
Window Reporter, was in the citya few
hours this A. Nj. and dropped into The
FREE PRESS office for n moment. He
reports everything quiet in his town, and
inaSmuch rs the Fourth will not he OBJ
served there. we shall expect Window
largely represented at our celebration.
Frank and Harry Shaubut returned
home Saturday from New Mexico,
whether they went about Il month since
with threc.car loads of blooded stock.
They were two weeks on the road, and
lost three head of cattle. Frank
will start the first ID July with two
cars of fine blooded milch cows for ex-
hibition at the Sante Fc fair.
Mr.. w. Hacklcy, of Lambcrton, Min.
nesota, junior member of the creamery
firm of +. Immel n Co., arrived III
Mankato Tuesday morning to attend
the meeting of the DaIrymen's Associa-
tion called to meet here on the 12th.
Mr.H. was formerly Il resident of Eagle
Lake, and built the first shanty, rs he
terms il, on Pleasant Point, Lake Madi-
son.
Mr.. +. n. Merrill, of Milwaukee, ar
rived in the city last evening, and as
soon as arrangements can he made will
remove his family To this city. Mr.. Nj.
has been engaged by the Standard Ce-
ment CO., as salesman for the Mankato
cement, and having for years otiiciatcd
in like capacity for the Milwaukee
Cement Co.. he will have no difficulty
in introducing the Horse Shoe Cement
the best in America.
Messrs. Il. w. Bccdy and G. G. Morse,
of Winsor, Mo-, and Mr.. J. III. Sanborn,
of the same place, mail contractors, were
in the city tins week arranging their
business matters connected with the
Star Routes running out from this point.
The two first named gentlemen had
what is known as the Mankato and
Minnesota Lake route, running ria of
Tivoli, Medo, Winebago Agency and
Danville to Minnesota Lake, and the con
tract for carrying the mail was sub-let
To Mr.. l.. ID. Savior. Mr.. j. Ill. Sanborn
having the Judson route, sub.let the
contract to Mr.. J. Nj. Faddis.