The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1885-07-17
PERSONAL.

Ex-senator Wilkinson il in the cit.
to-day.
Hon. J. f. Meagher returned from
Washington on Tuesday.
Hon. S. J. Abbott, of Winnebago City
was in the city yesterday.
DR.. NJ. J. Taylor, of GAINESVILLE, mad,
the city visit on Monday.
Geo. f. Brett, ESQ.,, spent Monday ant
Tuesday at the Capitol city.
Jas. McBroom, Esq, of Danyille, VA
among our callers on Tuesday.
Rev. ii. A. Bushnell left Monday for ,
visit of two months in the East.
Thos. Hughes, Esq, returned THU
week from visit to Northfeld.
Postmaster Smith, of Lake Crystal was
down to Mankato on Wednesday.
G. 7. Hartman, of st. Paul, has been
visiting his parents for several days.
Attorneys Stackpole and Cray, of Lake
Crystal, were in the city Wednesday. &.
DIR. and Mrs. Harrington returned d
few days since from visit to the east.
Judge Crump, of Waseca, was in the
city Monday, attending to legal business,
Mrs. w. b. Craig and Geo. Chandler
made visit to GAINESVILLE, few days
since.
]. A. Henry, Esq, of the GAINESVILLE
Argus, was among the visitors TO our of:
fee on Monday.
Miss Viva Plymat, of Mapleton, has
come to Mankato to prosecute her stud
les in music and painting.
Chas. 1. Brown arrived in the city
Wednesday, being called from the South
on account of his mothers illness.
Misses Nellie Power and Annie Wat
kins, relatives of Prof. Soaring, have been
guests at his residence for the past week.
Messrs. o. c. McCurdy and G. r. Mil
Ter will start next week for Hastings,
Neb., to construct gas works for that
city.
Fred Force, Esq, with Geo. +. Brett,
has determined upon u months vacation,
which he will devote to the most bene-
fetal recreation. 1t will be n pleasure
he richly deserves.
Miss Ernestine Krolik. from Detroit.
Mich, and Miss Emmy Krolik, of st.
Paul, have been visiting Mr.. Max Krolik
Of this city and were delighted with
and it's surroundings.
Mrs. Whitney, wife of Rev. w. Whit
ney, formerly of Mankato, but now of
Goshen, Ind, is here for visit of four
weeks. She is accompanied by young
ady friend, Miss Yates, of Goshen.
Mrs. Carl Dice returned home Tues
lay morning from three months visit
% relatives and friends in Michigan.
Her sister. Miss Florence Hoyt, came
With her, and will spend few weeks
visiting.
Mrs. c. l. Brown, wife of Judge James
Brown, who has been in poor health for
several weeks, had very poor spell
Turing the first of the week, but We an
lounce with pleasure that she is very
much improved.
Nicholas Lang and family have re-
turned to Mankato after years resi-
lence in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. They
ost their little twins while there, and
Mr.. Lang was in poor health the whole
ime. He is improving at present.
We inadvertently omitted to mention
asst week, the return of Gen. Pope from
his trip to Portland, Maine. He says
here were more strangers present at the
of 6. A. X. this year than
asst, and that everyone enjoyed being
here.
Rev. G. b. Austin, of Bismark, ID. T.,
topped in the city last week when on
his way home from the grand assembly,
o visit his old time classmate NJ. q.
Willard. Mr.. Austin is at present inter-
'Steu III the cIcclioh VI u hO" ShuiSh,
his congregation having outgrown the
,apacity of the present building.
Mr.. I. p. Schultz, representing the
star and Corner Stone Tobacco, manu-
actured by Leggett & Myers, ofSt. Louis,
s covering the territory traversed by
Messrs. Patterson, Halfhill & Z-mmsr-
nan, travelling in company with Mr..
During the past week
hey have done a rushing business, hav-
ny placed a greater number of packages
If these brands than have ever been
known to be accomplished in the same
ime. The goods are A /, and the house
,ne of the best in this country.