The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1896-04-24

training stable here, and certainly
should receive the encouragement he
deserves.
R. r.. Parry has sold lot one,
block ten, Cummings addition, to the
Omaha road, for S65
"A. Blissenbach took an excellent
flash light picture of Prof Anderson's
dancing class of children.
The Mankato public library has
received two volumes, THE Worlds
Parliament of Religions, " from j. Fl.
Hielscher, M. d.
j. A. Flittie has accepted an in
vitation to give the address at the l.
0. 0. f. anniversary at Owatonna, a
week from tomorrow.
George, the eighteen months old
child of Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Stone,
died Mondaymorning, and the funeral
services occurred from the house in
MankaJo township at 1890 o'clock
Tuesday.
The Sunday excursions to Fair
mont over the Milwaukee road will
be of weekly occurrence during the
summer, and will probably begin May
Sd. Numerous attractions will be
provided.
Judge Mead today made an order
for hearing the petition for admins
tration of the estate of Adam Meid-
enbauer: same, estate of Joseph
Meidenbauer: order for hearing proofs
of will of P. B. Marsh.
The Engineering Neaos says that
bridge bids are to be opened here to-
morrow, but Auditor Gunders says
that this is mistake, and that he
has had many inquiries on account of
che notice.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Sedelmeier, liv-
ing on North Sixth street, loststheir
little boy, aged five years and six
months, Tuesday morning. The flu
neral occurred at nine o'clock Wednes
day forenoon from the German Catho-
lie church.
Mr.. f. E. Hoard and family, of
Pomona, Cal, are visiting the formers
sister, Mrs. Hatch. & Mr.. Hoard ex.
poets to spend the summer in Dodge
county looking after his interests
there. He still retains his beautiful
fruit ranch in Pomona, where he will
return in the fall
The base ball club began to prac
tice yesterday, at the new park. AL
but one or two members of the club
are in the city, and all are in fine trim
for the season. Those who usaw the
work yesterday feel that the club will
give An excellent account of itself dur
ing the games of the present season.
The ways and means .committe,
of the council has paid for,the hool
and ladder truck, giving W. S. Knot
& Co. check for SLOTS, thus savins
: the city a discount of S22. The com
mittee has also paid note with in
terest at the Mankato National bank
amounting to 1851 81.
The back streets are to be scrapet
with the road grader and then rollet
with the street roller. This ought t.
put them in good condition, and a
the frost is out of the ground, tn
subsequent rains oughtS not to leav
them in such. bad condition, as tn
water will have. chance to run of
with a rounded surface.
! The Fairmont improvement A
ISOLATION has issued avery handsom
: pamphlet, beautifully illustrated, @
. Fairmont and it's lakes. The associa
, tion is setting, forth'the delights @
it's new summer resort in name
that ought to attract large bushes
during the summer months. Thes
> pamphlets can be secured from Agen
Moore, of the Milwaukee road.
= B. E. Lallis, of Waseca, and Mis-
s Margaret Roway, of this scity, wer
married Saturday at Waseca, in tn
: presence of the 20 families of bot
r parties Mr.. Lallis is a TELEGRAPH
! operator, and both he and his brid
y are excellent young z people. Th
! bride is the oldest daughter of Mr.:
: Leonard Roway, and hers numerou
;. friends in this. city will extend bes
>. wishes.
t Supt. z. N. Vaughn, of the Anok
G schools, was in the city Thursday an
Friday He is an applicant for the pt
r sition of superintendentlof Sthe Maj
n kato schools. Prof. Selleck. sof Au
r. tin, and Prof. Van Dixie, of Wabash;
e are also understood to be applicant
e and there maybe others. The ele
:, tion win occur the irsts Wednesda
g night in May, and Supt. Kenaston