The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1899-10-20
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

/ LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
Getzel will probably not have his hea r.
ing on the charge of assaulting Fred
Macbeth until Monday, as County At
torney Hughes has case before the SUI
preme court tomorrow.
s M. Dickinson and wife. of Garden
City, were guests at the Clifton House
Tuesday night.
Miss Julia Schlender, of st. Peter,
was in the city Tuesday evening.
At the state library association at st.
Cloud yesterday, Miss Minnie McGraw,
librarian of our public library, was
elected secretary of the state associa-
ton. This is an honor we'll deserved.
Miss McGraw has made most efficient
librarian. and whatever duties are put
| upon her as secretary of the state as
ISOLATION of librarians will be carefully
looked after.
st, Peter Tribune: After residence
in st. Peter of over thirty years, Mrs.
Col Moore, having sold her home here,
left on Saturday last for the home of
her daughter, Mrs. R. Rose, at Manka-
to, where she will visit for a time, and
will then go to Merriam Park for
visit with her son, Edward, and family.
Z. D. White has commenced an &C
ton in the municipal court against
VIM. Hodges On promissory note.
The amount involved is about $50. w.
A. Funk is the plaintiffs attorney.
The people of Mapleton gave the re.
turned members of the Thirteenth Min
nesota who reside in that vicinity a
banquet last night. Private Cornell ar
rived home Tuesday
Eric Johnson, of Watonwan county,
was lodged in the county Jail yesterday
to serve out twelve days sentence for
drunkenness
Herman Polchow was locked up this
afternoon by the special policeman at
the Omaha depot for having attempted
to steal ride on the blind baggage.
Gen. ]. H Baker and family moved
into their new house on Parsons street
yesterday. o.
Miss Schulein, of Faribault. was in
Mankato Tuesday and Wednesday.
H. P. Christensen has sold the west
erly one-third of lots nine and ten,
block 80, city, for Mrs. Mary Webster
to Frank Chambers for $4,000.
A boy arrived to brighten the home
of Tony Klaugus Wednesday morning.
A disorderly paid $685. into the city
treasury Saturday afternoon.
Henry G. APPEL has been appointed
district deputy for Southern Minnesota
for the Knights of Maccabees. 1t is
position to which fair emolument is
attached.
J. S. Davies, father of D. G. Davies.
of this city, has sold, his farm of eighty
acres in Cambria for $4,000, to E, p.
Price, and will move to Mankato in
week or two. r.-tv..r sar .- 49,.
A deed was filed Wednesday, transfer
ring from Chas. E Decker to Allen B.
Nichols the west fifteen acres of the
nw4, set, sec. 30, Rapidan, for $500,
Elsewhere IN this issue Chas j Mac
beth advertises the closing out sale of
his large stock of hardware at 314116,
South Front. Look up his adv.
Representative Argetsinger, of
Mapleton, was in the city Tuesday
afternoon.
S. G. Strickland. of st. James, the
new Omaha train master, was in Man
kato Wednesday,
Mrs. A. W. Robinson and children left
Wednesday afternoon for st. Regis,
Mont, to join her husband. -
Mrs. J. W. Andrews and Mrs, U. o.
Cox went to St. Cloud Wednesday to
attendthe state federation of clubs
They are delegates from the Art History
club. s
Nothing half so good as Rocky Noun.
tain Tea. Thro.
Postmaster Cross, of Amboy, was in
the city Wednesday afternoon
D. A. Stuart was over from Window
Wednesday.
A. E. Spaulding, of Luverne, was in
the city Wednesday.