The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1885-11-20
PERSONAL.

l.. l.. DeRosia has been on the sick lis
this week.
c. ID. Taylor made a business trip t.
Minneapolis Monday.
Mr.. II. l.. Brown and wife, of Myrna
were in the city Tuesday.
A. NJ. Smith, telegraph operator, has
moved his family 10 this city.
James A. Johnson, Esq, of Wells
visited our Office this morning.
Attorney Plymat, Of Mapleton. made
the rounds Of the city Monday.
f.. b. Evans, Esq, of Garden City,
wa among the visitors TO the city Mon
day.
Mrs. VIM. Roberts, has gone to spend
several week with her daughter in CALI
fornia.
F. L.. Waters, Esq, is in the East this
week on business connected with the
Big Mill.
Thomas Benedict Of Lyra, will start
next week for Oshkosh, Wis. to visit his
parents.
Mrs. j. H. Quinn, of Minnesota Lake,
has been visiting friends in the city dur
ing the week.
Oliver Oleson, ESQ, has entered the
employ of w. b. Smith. as clerk in the
Clothing Emporium.
l.. Randall, Esq, INT of the wide
awake business men of Amboy, visited
the county seat Monday.
Miss Clara Mues, sister of Mrs. W. l..
McCracken and a resident of Red Wing,
Mimi, is in the city on a visit.
Mr.. L. F. Soaring of this city has just
assumed the duties of Mankato cores
pondent TO the Minneapolis Tribune.
Miss Carrie Ogle is home for Il short
vacation. She will return to Minneap-
oils Monday to resume her musical
studies.
Mr.. }. NJ. Barclay and family. the
competent hosts at Point Pleasant,
Madison Lake, have moved to Des
Moines, Iowa, where they will reside
hereafter.
Mrs. X. Roberts returned Wednesday
morning from Milton, Wisconsin, where
she has been for about two months at
tending her sick mother, who has re-
covered.
Miss Arietta Wagner has been held
to her bed about two weeks with cry
,ipelas of the face, and has underwent
, great deal of intense suffering. She is
now convalescent.
j. l.. Cook, the recently decapitated
ut the Agency was in the city
his wreathed
With smiles indicating that the blow
lid not fall heavily.
Brother Sanborn of the Madelia Tmes
$ deyoting his leasure time now to do
ny allegiance to a newly born daughter
his household. Pretty slow for such
.lelicate duties we should judge. =.
Mr.. James +. Thompson, of New la
zen, Conn.,, is in the city visiting friends
md looking after some business inter
-sts. lie is the son of the late Charles
Thompson at one time Il resident of
,Iankato. and well known by our. old
settlers.
DR.. +. j. Davis returned home Thurs
Law afternoon from Chicago, where he
attended the meeting of the National
convention. The doctOrspeaks
n high praise of the meeting, the large
attendance and the high character of
he medical men present.
Hon. Richard Wigley and wife of Jud-
on, departed Tuesday for Racine, Wis,
o make a visit of about two months with
e~latives and former neighbors. Mrs.
has not visited that locality for twen-
y-seven years. His HOnor's many
wish them all possible enjoy
nent on this occasion.
l.. Patterson, ESD, returned home
morning from his trip TO
hastings, Neb., where he is interested
n the new Gas works just completed
He reports the %"opening night
IS a complete success, and is decidedly
enthusiastic over the business thrift and
prospects of this Nebraska city.
McCurdy and wife, now in Has
ings, are expected home next week.