The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1893-09-01
Prof Kenaston is making arrange

Prof KenaStOn is making arrange
ments for meeting of educators of
the End congressional district in Man
kato in the near future.
Prof. O'Keefe now has class of
ten pupils who are doing creditable
work. He has just completed paint
ing called "The Roses" which is
very beautiful and valued at $40. A
striking picture of an old gentleman
with fishing tackle, exhibited imam
derfeld's window was sold to j. q.
Roller today. Mrs. Sc. Hickey, who is
one of Prof. O'Keefe's pupils has just
completed painting of rare beauty
and artistic workmanship which re-
presents "Torquamanda before Fer
dinand and Isabella"
&c. S. Robbins will move into the
new house recently erected by Mrs.
Crosby on Liberty street, about the
first of the month.
-Jessiana, owned by Curryer & Son,
Lake Crystal, won the second race for
three-year-old PAGERS Tuesday at the
Rochester fair, for purse OF $500.
Time 2:304.
H. Zimmerman will soon COM
mence excavating under the City
Hotel for cellar this will give him
cellar under the entire building.
"A number of our citizens are TAX
ing in the Rochester races. One or
more Mankato horses are entered,
which gives the races an additional
| interest.
j. W. Russell, money order clerk
at the postoffice, has resigned and &C
copied the position of principal of the
North MaLkato schools. Geo. W.
Sugden will succeed Mr.. Russell at
the postoffice.
Wednesday seems to have been child
ren's day out. as two have been on
| the lost and found list at the city
hall. About noon little tot was re-
ported lost at police headquarters,
but was soon found, and about four
O'Clock little boy was picked up near
the Catholic church and was unable
to account for his present where
abouts. He was taken to the city hall
where he is being cared for. He says
his name is something like MARVIN"
but could not speak plain enough to
be understood.
The Third district lodge of Good
Templars met at Madison Lake on
the oath and 25th and good delega-
tion was present to participate in the
meetings. Thursday evening several
members from Mission lodge of Man.
katO drove down to attend. The
next district lodge will be held wiGh
Mission lodge sometime in November
and big meeting is expected.
Mr.. j. G. Boswell, one of the best
known and most respected citizens OF
Brownwood, Texas, suffered with
, diarrhoea for long time and tried
many different remedies withou,
benefit, until Chamberlain's Collie
Cholera and Diarrh9a Remedy was
used; that relieved him at once. Fol
; sale by III. |. Parry, Druggist.
%. Cassidy's residence, at the cor
ner of Broad and Walnut streets
which he recently completed, is ont
of the finest in the city, and makes {
rroot ip,provomopt tO that mort n
, the city. The grounds are being pu
: in fine shape.
} There was a slight frost again Wed
2 nesdaynightin the low places, but not
: enough to do much damage. If heav,
frosts will hold off two weeks longer
Southern Minnesota will harvest on
of the finest corn crops iii the histor
6 of the state.
Our merchants report trade a
, improving, and it is hoped that M
one will send away for goods, this fal
as our merchants carry large suppl
and you can always find what you
want at home, or leave special orde
d which will receive prompt attention
The success of Mrs. Annie M. Beam
= of McKeesport, Pennsylvania, in tn
K treatment of diarrh9a 10 her childre
}. will undoubtedly be of interest t
q many mothers. She says: 81 spen
several weeks in YOUNGSTOWN, Pa, afte
the great flood, on account of my hus
J. band being lmployed there. We ha
n several children with us, two of whoI
= took the diarrhHa very badly. [ &C
some of Chamberlain's Collie, Choler
g and Diarrhna Remedy from Rev. Nj
1t Chapman. 1t cured both of them.
n knew of several other cases where
was equally successful. 1 think
cannot be eXcelled and cheerfully r,
e commend it," % and so cent bottle
# for sale by HI. [. Parry, Druggist.
l. New cleaning machinery is beir
d placed In the malt b use. Cash wi
r be paid for all barley brought in aft,
r. Sept. 18th. The barley crop is a fai
T. lv Unod one althOuph the Ou3Ii5V