The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1885-09-04
PERSONAL.

| Mrs. Edward Soaring is visiting friend
in st. Paul.
j. Henry Bacon, went to st. Paul o.
business yesterday.
j. j. Thompson, Esq, is home visitin
his friends for brief time.
Mrs. NJ. X. Jones is absent this wee
ION II visit to relatives at Rochester.
Mrs. A. ID. Brown, of st. Paul, is visit
ing with Mrs. c. &. Brown, this city.
j. Nj. Barclay, of Point Pleasant, wa
among the callers to our Office Monday
Mrs. Geo. D,wey, of Cedar Rapids
Iowa, is visiting with Mrs. J. ID. Fire
stone.
Geo. p. Johnston, ESD, of st. james
was in the city Wednesday, and took il
the fair.
Capt. Davy and wife, of Blue Eartl
City, have been in attendance at the f,i
this week.
Miss Ella Peck, of Sioux Falls, ID. +.
niece of Mrs. NJ. II. Bromley, is visitin
Mr.. BIS family.
Geo. Pond, Esq, of Pond Bros, vii
start East tonight 10 purchase stock u
Winter clothing.
Next Monday Miss Cora Haynes vii
leave for Mortified, To enter Carleton
College. Success Ia her.
Col. Thomas has been i'm st. Paul thi
week attending the meeting of the Stat,
Board of Equalization.
Mr.. +. J. Clark, city editor of tn,
Northwestern Miller, at Minneapolis, is il
the city attending the fair.
Rev. I. G. Hudson returned last Satur
day, from his trip To the north. and il
greatly rested in mind and body.
Gen. Baker and Gen. Geo. l.. Becker
two of the three railroad and warehous,
commissioners, were in the city Thurs,
day.
Rev. II. 4 Bushnell and family will
arrive home tomorrow, and he will com.
mence regular service IN his pulpit sun,
day.
Attorney Abbott, of Winnebago City,
has been in the city during the week ON
legal business and of course took in the
fair.
II. Frink, Esq, of the Golden Lion
firm, returned from New York Saturday
evening, where he had been for several
weeks purchasing goods.
We acknowledge pleasant calls and
hearty hand shakes from Numerous far
mer friends this week, whose names we
have not the space To cnumeratc.
Il. ID. Hubbard, ESD, returned from
the East Monday, where he purchased
the large engine for the big mill, mem
ton of which we made last week.
ii. Humphrey, Esq, of Lake Crystal,
was in attendance at the iair yesterday.
Mr.. II. has moved his stock of goods
unto the Marston building, and reports
business good.
j. VI. Sullivan, Esq, formerly of the
firm of Sullivan d Terry, this city, but
now of Sullivan Il Farnham, Minncapo-
lis, spent several days in the city this
and last week, in the interest of his firm.
Miss Alice T.. Davis, who was number
ed with the public school faculty IN this
city last year, left for Minneapolis last
Friday and commenced her years work
in the schools of that city last Monday.
Miss Phoebe Haynes, sister of NJ. Il.
Haynes, Esq, is expected here soon, To
make IN extended visit with her rela-
tives. Miss Haynes was musical precep-
trcss in the Mankato Normal school at
one time, and many will be pleased to
enjoy her musical execution once more.
Misses Senah, Carrie and Katie Bay
Tor, ofTabor, Iowa, cousins of w. w. j.
Esq, have just departed af-
ter a short visit to that gentleman and
family. Mr.. NJ. had never met these
young ladies before, and the meeting
was mutually enjoyed. They 90 To ST.
Paul from here, from whence they will
return home.