St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-07-31
Special Reports from the GLOBE Mankato otfic,
July 3d.
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Cleveland and Hendricks club tomorrow night.
The harvest makes business here Of every
! kind dull.
| Prof W. f. Goiree intends to leave for Water
town in about three weeks.
Hon. NJ D. L. Coester of Waseca, was at
the Mankato house Yesterday
| The funeral of the infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
F. +. Kennedy was held yesterday afternoon,
| j. A. Kohler, Esq, of Akron, Ohio, assignee
of W. B Straight s. Co., OF Hudson. Ohio, is in
Mankato
The household goods belonging to the Cheshire
estate will be sold at auction Saturday afternoon
| at 2 o'clock.
The county commissioners have about COM
pleted their labors and will visit the different
county institutions to-day,
| Mr.. B. D. Smith returned Tuesday evening
from Duluth, where he has been spending u week
with friends and relatives.
| Frank Niscoscy. the boy charged with stealing
box of cigars from Klugherz was repremanded
| yXudge Porter and discharged.
Mrs. Jot Elliot, of Minneapolis, mother of Mr..
F. E. Kennedy, arrived in the city yesterday to
attend the funeral of Mr.. Kennedy's child.
The Sabbath school concert at the NJ E.
church was we'll attended and the proceeds
helped replenish the Sabbath school treasury.
Bids for building the Catholic church at Min
nesota lake will be received until Monday, Au-
| gust 4. Specifications can be seen at the office
of Geo. Pass.
| The board of education met at the council
chambers Tuesday night, but after being in ses-
| sion a few minutes adjourned without electing
any teachers or doing any other business.
Mr.. II. W. Dexter opened yesterday his gents
| furnishing store in Mr.. Walkers new brick
building Mr. Dexter has good stock Of goods
and will continually have ON hand the latest
styles.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Hanna New York artists, are at
! the Mankato house and advertise 10 teach the
'new art of painting in oil coIors'' for So. They
| have some beautiful paintings on exhibition at
| the Mankato house.
| The new English speaking Catholic church is
to be eighty feet in width and forty-three feet in
width with wall twenty four feet in height. The
tower is to be seven by fourteen and the spire is
| to be 125 feet in height.
E. n. Boynton, E. T. Champlin and Henry
Dyer, appointed committee 10 examine the
bridge over the Blue Earth river at thompson
ford, have reported to the state auditor that they
find the bridge satisfactorily constructed and
approve of the payment of the state appropria-
| ton of S700. 8
| The Minnesota creamery and produce interests
of W. B. Straight g Co., assigned In Ohio, and
being carried ON by Mr.. Straights daughter, Car
RE S. Straight who will continue the Minnesota
business in her name. This puts the bust
ness on even more substantial basis than for
merly and precludes the possibility of failure
Rev. A. W. Edwards, pastor of the NJ. E.
| church of Mankato, will speak on prohibition at
the Christian church Saturday evening. Mr..
Edwards has just returned from Pittsburg, where
he has been in attendance at the national prohi-
bition convention, has seen the great leaders in
the fight against whiskey, and will undoubtedly
interest his hearers.
Mr. W. F. Pfeffer, of the grocery firm of Por-
| ter & Pfeffer has leased the Minneapolis house
of Mr.. L. G. Barrett and in about two weeks will
open one of the best hotels in the city Mr..
Pfeffer is well acquainted with the hotel bust
ness and deserves to succeed in the enterprise.
Mr.. Pfeffer will still remain member Of the
firm of Porter 81 Pfeffer.