The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1886-03-05
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The ladies' society OF the Episcopal
church met with Mrs. Il. ID. Pay last
evening ana were most royalty enter
tanned by that lady ana family.
). Il. Roller sells the IdnbruRt
Seeders. This seeder Is undoubtedly
the best on the market, at very reason
: able prices
j. q Roller has all kinds OF grass
: seeds for sale. Cheaper than any other
seed house in the west. He says II will pay
farmers la buy of him.
Since our last issue, Clerk of Court
Torrey has licensed the following parties
To we'd:
August Johnson aroline Johnson
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| have been setting in concalvc on the
| Court House question since Yesterday
morning. Tnerc are eight or ten archi-
tects before them, mostly those who
were here before. and it cannot be
known when their declarations will close,
no what they will determine on.
About the earliest bird To return
from the South this season is the tramp, |
five of that specie having roasted in the |
city cage last night. But wait until the |
season will permit and these gentlemen |
will wisely shun Mankato if they would |
avoid labor. our tramp regulation is |
too unbearabie for them. Cleaning
street season will soon he here.
Those in attendance at the Parlor |
meeting held with Mrs. c. NJ. Marsh. |
pronounced il perfect success. The |
address bv Mrs. Knox was listened TO |
with great interest. Miss Hale. Miss |
Lawn. Mrs. NanyaIkenberr, and Miss |
| Pattec did Justice Ia the occasion and |
themselves i'm music. Miss Mary Cain !
recited the Orphans PRAYER, after which
an elegant lunch was served.
-Nessr.. Jensen X Firestone yester-
day purchased the CITY Skating Pavilion
and will occupy the same as an agricul-
turol worehousc and carriage repository.
For this purnose. there is nothing better
in the o,ty. If indeed there is i'm the
Northwest, Now then # the Jackson
street rInK couid TIC tuncoi 10 SOM. sucf.
good purpose, il would he pleasing To
note.
j. IL. Door. ESD, of the firm of Door
4. Ram has lisnosad of his interest in
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'le grocery urn W WI IL ii"'i't''''',
recently of the skating Pavilion, ana
the firm now is Bean X Hampton. Mr..
Door has no definite occupation III mind
for the future but will no doubt remain
in the city. The firm loses none ot ITS
strength and popularity by Mr.. liamp-
tons Introduction into II, hence we eX-
pect To see them mold their well esiab-
lished trade and constantly increase it.