The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1885-07-24
PERSONAL.

sojourning for a few days at Lake Mad
| son.
James Door has gone home to spen
n week in the country. James neet
the rest.
Rev. q. G. Pollock lectured at Jackso
last Tuesday evening on "Ireland an
Her People,"
$. +. Barney, Esq, returned last Sa
urday from his visit to his boyhoo
home in New York.
General Baker and his fellow railroa
commissioners spent Sunday at the GEL
erals farm in Rapidan.
w. ii. Drake, Esq, Of Wells, is in tn
city sick with typhoid fever, but his cas-
is not considered serious.
II. Roberts, Esq, returned home thil
morning from Wales, where he has beef
on visit for several weeks.
DIR. +. J. Foster and wife, formerly G
Winnebago Agency, now located at Fair
mont, are visiting friends IN this county
w. W. Clark, of Minneapolis, familiarl
known in tins city as "Wikie," wa
among his Mankato friends last Friday
j. n. Wishart, of the firm of Brown
Wishart 4 Orr, Mapleton, was in tn
city yesterday on his return trip from 81
Paul.
ID. b. Cole, one of the teachers of tn
Lake Crystal schools last year, was in al
tendance upon the cadet examination
yesterday.
Mr.. j. p. Mann, of st. Louis, il
in the city, called here by the sever,
illness oil Mrs. Mann's mother, Mrs
Judge Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Linder are tn,
happy parents of bright little girl, oil
account of which l.. A. has been treating
his friends to a smoke this week.
Rev. J. A. Billie and family, of Elan
dreau, Dakota, are visiting with hi
brother-in-law, Rev. Faegre. Mr.. BIZ
lie will preach here Sunday evening.
II. q. Hoffman, Esq, the gentleman,
young clerk in Geo. +. Brett's store, has
accepted like position in Sioux City
and will enter upon his duties there al
once.
ii. W. Mowry, of the firm of II. w
Mowry 4 Co., Minneapolis, publisher,
of the official railway guide, was in the
city "Wednesday in the interest of hi,
company.
Hon. r. A. Jones, of Rochester, one
of the ablest attorneys i'm the state, has
decided To come to Mankato and has
rented office rooms in J. +. Meagher's
new building.
Col. VIM. Thomas returned last Sun.
day evening from his trip to the east,
and reports royal good time. both at
the National encampment and among
his friends.
Judge Mead went to st. Paul Monday
To attend Oh the court martial of Col.
Bend, but the court adjourned until next
and the Judge returned home
Wednesday.
c. IL. Austin. of the firm Of Austin 4
Son, in company with his wife, will de-
part for the East next Monday, on bus
mess and pleasure trip. They will visit
New York and Boston.
Hon. JOS. Bookwalter was in the city
for few hours Monday. He returned
to st. Vincent Wednesday, and will con-
Iinue to conduct the affairs of the custom
office until his successor qualities.
Robert Orr, Esq, one of Mapieton's
young merchants, is in the city to-day.
We have something interesting to tell
about Bob. but prefer to "wait until the
are little longer gown.
Judge Hudson, Of Fargo, OAK, has
been visiting his son, Rev. 7. c. Hudson
Turing the week. Judge Hudson's term
IF office expired last May, and he will
to reside at Fargo, in the prac-
ice of law.
Mrs. Judge James Brown, who has
been extremely low for several weeks,
lad sinking spell last Saturday, when
III hopes for her life were deserted, but
'he revived and has been comparative
y comfortable since.
Mr.. Carr, of the firm of Walter, Carr
K Co., commission merchants of New
York, was in attendance upon the Dairy
Board of Trade meeting Wednesday.
Mr.. &. represents one of the largest COM
mission houses in the United States.
Mr.. J. Van LEW, of Van Vert, Ohio,
lrrived IN the city Wednesday morning,
md was joined by his family this morn
ng. He has taken up his residence at
Lake for month, to enjoy
he pleasures of that charming resort.
Rev. Robert Irwin, DID. ,ofSt. Charles,
president of the Underwood
Seminary, arrived in this city Wednes-
lay morning to visit his sister, Mrs.
Judge Brown. Mr.. Irwin was in New
York City on Saturday, and was sum-
noned by telegraph when Mrs. Browns
Ife was despaired of.
Rev. o. A. Olsen has returned to Man.
lato to preside. He has been succeeded
~ President ofthe Minnesota Conference
md Tact Society by Rev. q. G. Tenney,
Fargo. lr. Olsen has been selected as
of the Scandinavian de-
Dartment of the Adventist's work in
his country. lie will take trip TO Eu-
rope in the interest of his work in the
course of few weeks.