The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1886-01-01

Arthur Haynes, ESD, was home ovei
the Sabbath.
Bro. Sanborn, of the Madelia Times,
calleded, Tuesday.
: Prof. +. Steel, of Amboy is spending
his vacation in the city.
j. j. Thompson, Esq, is home to spend
the holidays with his family.
Prof. Z. Lockerby, Wells efficient
principal, is home for a visit.
Prof. ID. Stewart and wife, of Roches-
ter, are visiting relatives in the city.
Rev. Mr.. Jones of Fanbault is spend
ing a few days with Rev. Z. &. Hudson.
Will Snow and wife, of st. Paul, spent
Christmas with Mr.. SIS relatives in this
city.
c. A. Diamond, Esq, of st. Joseph,
Missouri, is visiting his parents and
friends.
County Commissioner Diamond spent
Christmas at Brookings, ID. T., with his
son j. +.
Prof. Kilgore, principal of the Sleepy
Eye schools is spending a few days with
his Mankato friends.
Bruno Bierbauer, Esq, n student of
the State University, is spending vaca-
fion at his home in this city.
Col. Pratt, an early settler Of Mankato,
now located in the Black Hills country,
is home OH II visit TO his family.
Judson Davis, Esq, and wife, of Min
neapolis, spent Sabbath in the city,
guests of J. II. Davis and family.
Miss Clara Piper, who has been in the
east for nearly two years prosecuting
her artistic studies, arrived home last
week.
Miss Cara Webb and her little sister
Lou started on Monday for Bedford,
Indiana, ON a visit to their brother, W.
A. Webb, Esq.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Wiser and Mrs.
NJ. NJ. Maxfield departed Wednesday
night for Chicago, where they will make
their future home.
p. Zimmerman, Esq, arrived home
this A. Nj. His visit was somewhat
shortened on account Of the rio
illness of his wife.
J. Ii. Davis will not move his family
to Minneapolis until Spring, but expects
to spend part of the time there himself,
after the 18th. inst.
Mrs. w. +. Peak, for several months
connected with Mcconnell 4 Co.'S store,
now IL resident of Sioux City, spent
Monday in Mankato.
Prof. Hammond, formerly Il teacher IN
Madelia public schools, is spending his
holiday vacation here.
Miss Anna Wells, of Sterling, this
county, for many years a teacher in our
city schools, but now Of Duluth, is spend
ing her vacation at home.
f.. I. Barrett, ESD, of Aitkin, MIMI,
who operated the Gtobe department in
Mankato in 1884, was in the city Mon
day, calling upon his acquaintances. f.,
Miss Mollie s. Howe, of Minneapolis, I
is III the city visitingl b. ID. Pays family I
and other friends. Miss Howe was I
formerly "a teacher in the Mankato l
schools. !
Hon. Z. Il. Spaulding was in the city {
Tuesday. &. q. feels somewhat sore i'm {
consequence of his loss by Sunday !
ere, but takes it in his usual s
philosophical way. i
+. +. Chase, Esq, of Grafton, Dakota, !
son-in-law of Major +. p. Evans. spent 5
Christmas with his friends at Garden '
City. Mrs. Chase has been visiting her I
for several weeks. .
Geo. +. Phelps, ~ianitor at the Union ;
was summoned 10 Worcester, 9
by telegram, Wednesday, his =
being dangerously sick. He left /;
on the evening train the same day.
Fred b. Clements, ESD, came up from |
Sioux City to eat Christmas turkey at (
parental table. Fred is succeeding I
nicely IN the bank with which he Is con- q
nected, having been twice promoted.
Mrs. G. NJ. Green, of Amboy, recently
summoned to New York State on ac-
count of the serious illness OF her aunt,
returned home Saturday last. She did .
not reach her aunt until after her de- l
mise. q
Miss Genevieve Ives, of Clinton, n. :,
", who for the past three months has /,
been visiting with the family of Mr.. j. ,
II. Long, left Tuesday for a visit to Wis .
c~onsin, after which she will return :,
home. During her visit in Man kato, \,
Miss Genevieve made many warm a
friends, all of whom regret her depart .
ure for home. Z