The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1886-03-26
PERSONAL.

D with ms family III thls clty.
E w. b. Craig spent the Sabbath ut
1 GAINESVILLE, visiting relatives.
Hon. NJ. S. Wilkinson was among the
visitors to Mankato on Tuesday.
l.. Patterson, Esq, returned home
from Chicago, Wednesday evening.
Chief of Police Welch and wife are
away for brief visit to Minneapolis.
C.. :. Latin, former deputy sheriff of
this county, spent Tuesday in the city.
Attorney Putnam, of the law firm.
Quinn X Putnam, Wells, is in the city
TODAY.
Miss Alice Davis, of the Minneapolis
teaching force, has spent the week ut
home in this city.
Miss Clara Webb and her sister Lou,
returned from their visit To Indiana last
Saturday morning.
c. A. Gale, Esq, of Garden City, came
down Monday evening to attend the
meeting of the Odd Fellows lodge in
this city.
TO. Randall, ESD, is unusually buoy
ant of heart nowadays, all on account
of Juvenile son newly arrived at his
domicile.
"Wint" Brown came home Wednes-
day evening and spent yesterday with
his parents, returning to st. Paul this
morning.
Ferd. Hoerr, assistant cashier in the
Watonwan county bank, Madelia, came
down "Wednesday and spent few hours
with his parents and friends.
Henry Shaubut, Esq, left Tuesday
night for visit to California. After so
journing there a few weeks he will re-
turn via New Mexico to visit relatives.
J. G Fowler is out among his friends
once more, looking considerably reduc-
ed from his long confinement, but with
evidence of permanent improvement.
County Commissioner Martinson was
in the city "Wednesday, after jaunt
through Beauford, looking up road mat
tiers i'm behalf of the Board of Commits
sioners.
Mrs. Levi, mother of Mrs. Isidor
I.ongini, of this city, and who has spent
the winter at Mr.. LIS home, left last
week for Oscaloosa, Iowa, to attend a
sick son.
+. ID. Steel, ESD, who held the ferule |
in the Amboy schools during the winter, |
has completed his labors there, and is |
pursuing his medical studies i'm the Of |
| flee of DR.. Davis.
Rev. j. n. Liscomb has moved his |
family to Dakota, where they have spent
the last two summers "holding down" Il
claim. The Elder will return shortly TO
pursue his clerical duties.
Mr.. J. T. Williams left for st. Paul
this morning on business. He expects
to soon commence the erection of an
elegant three-story building on the
corner opposite the MankatO House.
Mr.. F. l.. Waters left for Michigan
yesterday morning, where he goes for
the purpose of undergoing treatment
for hls rheumatic ailment. He will
probably return within Il couple of
weeks. !
Harry Knowlton, Esq, returned from
his visit to New York state, Monday
evening, looking well. He left last even
ing for Hastings, Neb., and will assume
management of the gas works of that
city.
J. Marvin, Esq, Grand Master of the
State Grand Lodge |. o. o. F., was in
the city Monday night, and entertained
the fraternity here that evening with
some very interesting remarks. Mr..
Marvin is an elderly gentleman of pleas
ing address, and 4 thorough Odd Fellow.
r. ID. Mccoy, Esq, who has been in
the employ of Messrs. J. Henry Bacon
d Co. since they located here, has de-
clded TO return TO Minneapolis, whittier
he will 90 in about ten days, his wife
having already gone to that city. His
place will be filled by Mr.. Frank Ieigler
recently with Mcconnell & Co.
Mrs. w. b. Craig, of this citv, depart
ed last Monday morning, in company
with DIR. Craig and Henry p. Chase and
wife, of GAINESVILLE, for trip to Tonnes
see They will go to Chattanooga first,
and from thence will proceed to the
mountains in that vicinity for short So
journ. They will be absent about six
weeks.
Mr.. Geo. f.. Brett is expected home |
from the eastern markets in few days, |
and from the dravloads of goods arriving |
at his store daily, you can see he has
been hard at work securing an immense
stock for spring and summer trade, and
what everybody says must be so. viz;
that there never was such a stock shown
in Mankato for variety, choice styles
and low prices.