The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1897-09-10
LOCAL ITEMS.

can't, K. s. Johnson, the former pro-
prietor having moved out Saturday.
j. f. Osgood and wife, of Garden
City, are taking in the Twin Cities
this week. They will return home
next Monday.
"A lady from Walls was operated
upon yesterday at the hospital by DR..
Andrews, assisted by Drs. Davis, Steel
and Holbrook.
Ed. Davis is down from Two Har-
bors, Mimi, where he is clerking in a
drug store, for couple days visit
with his PARENTS.
Farmers report that some of the
corn is ripe now, and that in two
weeks all of it will be out of danger Of
frost.
E. A. Carroll and wife, Of Garden
City, and M. V. Garvin and lady, of
Good Thunder, are guests at the Cliff
ton House.
Albert Glotzbach attended the we'd
ding of his brother, Frank, at Fari-
bault, yesterday, to Miss Augusta
Piepho. He was best man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Brown, of Ver-
non, and Mrs. 81. L. Brown and Miss
Myrtle Brown, of Pleasant Mound,
spent Tuesday in Mankato
In the municipal court Monday
Abraham Lieb took judgment by de-
fault against Mr.. Cedar, for $31.O9.
Pfau& Pfau appeared for the plaintiff.
W. w. Mobiles, of Lake Crystal, was
in the city Saturday night on his re-
turn from Rochester, where he went
to consult the Drs. Mayo.
Harry W. Knautz, of Blue Earth
City, formerly with f. D. Barnes &
Son, has arrived in Mankato to take
position in the Richards Bankrupt
Store
g. J. Klein, Esq, received a tele,
gram yesterday announcing the death
of Henry Tilleson, a former resident
of Mcpherson, but for several years a
resident of Colorado. No particulars.
The final meeting OF the old school
board will be held Friday evening,
and Treasurer Jones will present his
annual report. The new board will
meet Saturday night to organize.
Uipoopt Hpoor ~ Eo,+ H,nl,oko
died Monday of a complication of
diseases. He was IS years of age and
leaves wife. The funeral occurred
from the German Catholic church at
8: 100 a. m. tomorrow.
w. Fl. Cashier, who was arrested
at Adrian and taken to Minneapolis
on the charge of stealing bicycle,
waived examination in the police
court and was bound over to the
grand jury on the charge of grand
larceny. His bail was placed at 5000.
District court met at ten o'clock
Monday forenoon, and number of1at-
torneys were present. An adjourn
ment was taken for one week, until
Sept. 14th, owing to the heat and this
being state fair week.
"A. r. Exile, the enterprising mar.
BILE and granite dealer, has erected a
fine dark Quinby granite monument
over the remains Of Joseph and Joshua
Aodgson's father and mother, of Bel
grade. The monument was erected
in Glenwood cemetery in this city,
and the quality of granite and work.
manship cannot be surpassed.
VIM. Hubmer began an action in
the municipal court Monday against
Hans Anderson to recover two months
rent for the Nicollet House and $50
for damage to the building, making
total claimed to be due of 500. Apder-
son vacated the hotel ten days ago.
VIM. F. Hughes is attorney for the
plaintiff.
Assignee Barr and Attorney Pfau
went to LeSueur Center today to
meet Judge Caldwell and obtain his
signature to an order confirming the
sale of the big mill property to Van
Dusen, Harrington & Co., of Mime
apolis. The papers have been pre-
pared ready for his signature, which
there is no doubt he will readily at
tach. The property will be turned
over to the purchaser tomorrow,
The people of Faribault have
queer ideas of indecency. G. G. Fon-
tana ,hypnotist, placed subject in
the window of store the other morn
ing to sleep twelve hours. A crowd
was attrcated by the exhibition, but
soonE afterward the mayor and chief
of police ordered it discontinued on
the ground of indecency. Fontana
declined to waken his subject until
the allotted time had elapsed, and
Manager Hoetfier had him carried to
the opera house.