The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1892-08-19
Personal.

Hon. Daniel Buck was in st. Paul
Saturday.
E. M. Weston and wife spent Sun
day and Monday at Eyota.
Miss Maud Stannard has returned
from weeks visit in ST. Paul.
D. S. Stern, of Rochester, arrived in
the city Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Frank Palmer, of Chicago, is
visiting T. W. Hart and family.
Burt and Garnie Cole, of Lake Crys-
tai, spent Sunday in the city.
Miss Ella Jones leaves Tuesday for
Minneapolis for a weeks visit.
John r. Hughes returned Sunday
after visiting relatives in the
twin cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. F. Morgan of Min
neapolis are in the city, the former
on legal business.
Prof. Freeman, of Minneapolis, has
been visiting his brother, W. E. Free
man, for several days.
Geo. P. Johnston, of St. James. was
in the city for a few hours Tuesday
afternoon.
Mrs. w. G. Walz, who is stopping at
| Madison Lake, is at The Saulpaugh
with very sick child.
M. e. Powell, of Redwood Falls,
and 9. Beckman, of Red Wing, were
in the city Tuesday.
F. p. Snyder, of Watertown, S. D..
and F. N. Davis, of Lake Crystal, were
in the city Sunday.
President L. G. Lord, of the Moor
head Normal school, was in the city
Saturday afternoon.
Prof. e. Soaring went to St. Paul
| Monday to attend a meeting of
| the state Normal Board.
Miss Belle Sharpe, of Los Angeles,
CAL, was among those who attended
the Normal Alumni reunion.
Mrs. G. M. Hobart left Saturday
for Black River Falls, Wis, where
she will visit friends for few weeks.
Miss Josephine Berg, of St. Louis,
is spending few days in the city as
the guest of her cousin, G. FL. Saul
paugh. From here she will 60 to
Minneapolis.
Conductor G. A. Brown is entertain
ing at his home, his mother, Mrs.
Brown. of Winona, and his sister, Mrs.
Winchester and daughter, of Bangor,
Maine.
Chas. B. Gray, late of The Holmes,
Minneapolis, has accepted the position
of night clerk at the Saulpaugh, A. P.
Griffin resigning. The latter will re-
main in the city.
Alfred Buck is spending a months
vacation in the Twin cities. After
that he will take position as ex-
press messenger, either between ST..
Paul and Winnipeg or ST. Paul and
Chicago.
John G. Noe and wife and Mrs.
Chandler left Friday for Buffalo, N
Y, by way of Duluth, there taking
the steamer "Nyack". They will re-
turn by the same steamer, accompan-
led by Misses Andrews and Weir, of the
Normal faculty, who will join them
at Buffalo.
Ferdinand Hoerr left Tuesday for
a three months trip to the Pacific
coast, going by the Omaha road to
Omaha and thence by the Union Pa
cific, and will return by the Northern
Pacific. He will combine business
with pleasure, and may be gone until
Christmas. He will visit all parts OF
the coast, aud Denver and Salt Lake
City on the way out.
Chef Dixie, the Champion machine
poet and humorous impersonator, was
in Mankato today and dropped in tc
talk an arm off the FREE PRESS editor
Chef is trump. He claims to have
sold John HI. Ray the first bill of gro.
| ceries brought to his store when he
opened business here years ago. He
also spoke of his acquaintanceshiI
with o. Brown, Esq, and in his hui
\ morous way told many pleasing Incl
dents of his experience in the Mime
sofa Valley in the early SOS. He is
liable to visit Mankato in the neal
future and give the people here
chance to see and hear him.