The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1889-08-30
PERSONAL.
From TUESDAYS Daily

From TUESDAYS Daily.
Mr.. Lyle Soaring returned from his
New York visit this morning.
Miss Ayers, of the public school corps,
has returned from Massachusetts where
she spent the summer vacation. Miss
Ayers will be principal of the high
school the coming year.
Mr.. Frank Ziegler leaves for st. Peter
this week to engage in the grocery bust
ness. His many friends will greatly re-
greet his departure, but wish him abun-
dant success IN his new enterprise.
Mr.. Horace DeGroodt, of Excelsior,
a former Mankatoite, is spending few
days in the city. He thinks some of
moving back to the city and occupying
his house on Fourth street.
Mrs. J. S. Smith returned last night
from three months visit in Ohio. She
was accompanied by her niece, Miss
Matte n. Downs, who will organize
classes in vocal and instrumental music.
Miss Downs possesses a very fine mu-
steal education.
Capt. J. A. James was packing his
goods In a car to-day and will leave for
Seattle, W. T., with his family one day
this week. Mr.. James has resided in
Mankato for twenty-three years and has
large number of friends throughout the
state who will be sorry to learn of his
departure. The principal cause for his
removal is to improve, if possible, the
health of his children through change
of climate. Whether or not he will
make his home there depends upon cir
cumstances, and if he should his friends
in this section will ever be pleased to
hear of his prosperity.
CFrom Wednesdays Daily.y
Linn l.. Dice, of Columbia, S. c., ID
visiting his brother, Carl Dice.
Miss Ada Moffet has returned from
her visit at Emmetsburg, Iowa.
Prof. Richardson and wife are costly
settled in Mrs. Durkee's house on Clark
street.
Mrs. J. l.. Washburn returned vester-
day afternoon from visit with North
field friends.
Paul last evening. He has new grand
daughter down there.
Mr.. n. G. Peterson has accepted a
position in Mr.. l. Longini's store and
will be found there after this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. J. Mowen, after So
journ at Point Pleasant of three weeks
duration with Mr.. Pattersons people,
left for Chicago this afternoon via the
Omaha road.
Jno. Klein, Esq, returned yesterday
from Chicago where he has been spend.
ing a few days, partly on business and
partly on pleasure. H left the ladies
of his party at Chicago, and they will
visit the q. A. r. encampment at Mil.
waukee before returning.
Mr.. Geo. Marsh, of Van Vert, Ohio
proprietor of the hotel de Marsh, of that
place, is in the city to-day. He went
through the Saulpaugh House and i.
much struck with its appearances He
believes that it will surpass his house
though it is with much reluctance
that he admits it.
From Thursdays Dyily.]
Mrs. J. A. Freeman has returned fror
her visit to Chicago.
Mr.. j. X. Cosgrove and wife, of lie
Sueur, are taking in the fair.
Mr.. S. Lowenstein, of St. Paul, tn,
erstwhile prominent Schetier man, is il
the city to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Long entertained
Capt. and Mrs. James and. their neigh
bors at tea last evening.
Mr.. Dinge, of Racine, Wis, the inven
tor of the Case power, was i'll the cit,
to-day looking after its interests.
, Mr.. and Mrs. +. +. Burlingame ant
, two children, and Miss Finnie Burling
anne, OF Denver, Col, are stopping at tn
Mankato House.
Mrs. G. NJ. Marsh and Miss Bell,
Beatty, who have been spending tn,
summer in Pennsylvania, returne,
home to-day. They we're accompanie,
by Miss Ida Beatty, who will spen,
the winter in the city.
Mr.. T.. p. Peck arrived from Omah
this morning to take his family hom
from Lake Washington after a stay O
, two months at Fred Volk's. The part,
comprises Mrs. +. p. Peck, Mrs. Dr.
, Peck, Misses Helen and Bessie Peck an,
, maid, and Mrs. l.. p. Funkhauser an,
: daughter. They have had very pleas
ant time.