The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1888-10-19
HOME JOTTINGS.
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-Pfefier x Rogge have moved their
.igar store into Is. kOhler's old stand.

From Friday DAILY FREE PRESS
-Pfeffer x Royce have moved their
cigar store into Il. Kohler's old stand.
The Prohihs intend to have broom
parade on the evening of October n.
Speeches will occur in the afternoon and
evening.
Thomas George, the transfer man,
has possessed himself of a wife and a
new pair of red mittens, and is happy
as Won please.
A marriage license was granted to-
dav TO IL. c. Slider, n prominent citizen
Of Madelia, and Miss Edela Marston, of
this county.
We have received quantity of
autographs giving fine portrait of Mr.
Merriam, the Republican gubernatorial
candidate. They will be distributed free
10 those who may call for them.
The ProhihitIonists are preparing
for a large time Wednesday evening Oct.
"A. at the Opera House. Ii is announced
that Hugh Harrison. candidate for Gov
ernOr. DIR. Edwards, candidate for Cong
gress, and Col. Hector, a COlored orator
from California, will be among the
speakers.
The funeral services over the re-
mains of Miss Hanna occurred this af-
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Mankato. There was n large attendance
Of friends of the deceased and some
very elegant floral tributes were tender
ed. Rev. Mr.. Barbour conducted The
services, and lntCrmCut was made ut
Glenwood cemetery.
-Mapleton EidryriSc-A short time
ago, one of the Rin"hart boys, of Beau
ord, shot Mr.. Neil DarrOch's dog, that
annoyed and veNCd him 10y following
and barking furiously nj his horses. Mr..
.. had Rineh ri arrested and he had
his examination last Monday before
Justice Plyma', and was bound over TO
answer for the Uhcnse at the next term
of court. LAWYER Benedict appeared
for the defense.
MIR. Edwin Rogers, a wellknown cit
lZen of this county and formerly county
superintendent of schools, received
very severe injury at kenwood, a small
station n the vicinity of Minneapolis.
yesterday afternoon. The regular Oma-
Ina train upon which he was riding did
not stop at the place and Mr.. Rogers at
tempted 10 step off of the train while il
was going nj quite high rate of speed.
The Elder is not quite as Spry as he
once was and was thrown violently To
the ground, receiving terriable cut in
his scalp. The train was stopped, the
conductor expecting 10 find Mr.. Rogers
dead. physician was summoned and
dressed the wound and it is presumed
that he is doing nicely.
-Eldonde Wade, Of Medic, WAS this I
week granted complete divorce from
J. :. Wade, her husband. They are
aged respectively - and Is and were |,
married al E,vsian twenty years ago this |
month. For fifteen wears the course Of |
their true love ran smoothly and there |
were born to them eight pretty children. |
AT the end of that period, however, the |
plaintiff alleges that she noticed q cold !
ness springing up on the part OF her !
lcige lord and she found herself unable |
to please HIM as formerly. Three years |.
ago hast August her husband disappear
ed from their home in lie Ray and she /
has n.ver heard Of hun since. The /.
court allowed Mrs Wade 60 assume her /,
maiden name Of +. VI. Jenkins and |
granted her the custody of the children. |
In the meantime her heart has been |
won. 10y another and she Is probably |
already the wife OF Mr.. b. II. Preston, |
a respected citizen of Medo.