The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1899-07-21
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

taxed to their fullest capacity Mon
day to handle the crowds and people
stood in line in some of the places.
waiting their turn to get to the dining
room The Stahl House fed 4S0 pt ople
for dinner, the City Hotel neatly 300,
The Saulpaugh 80, and rhr lit
House fed about $50 for dinner and the
same numb for supper.
Charles and Hannah Lloyd, of Tracy,
and Mrs. Evan Pugh and Llewelyn
Pugh of this county, are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Davis.
Samuel Pond, who is suffering from
a severe attack of pneumonia, is little
better today. His doctor expects that
he will be laid up the most of the SUN
mer
Mr. William S. Kies, a graduate of
the University of Wisconsin, and last
year managing editor OF the Madison
Cardinal, will spend the week in the
city
J. P. Reid, of Morton, Mimi , former
ly of this city, was in the city Tuesday
and informs us that he will remove his
family to this city again as soon as he
can find a house.
Misses Ida and Florence Odjard have
returned from Butternut. They were
accompanies by Miss Rae Gullicks,
who will spend a few days visiting
friends in the city.
Jno. A. johnson and wife, H, J Ess-
Ter and wife, F. A. Donahauer, f. A
Donahauer Jr and Miss Donahauer, of
st. Peter, were among the out of-town
people who took in the circus Mon
day
Judge L. j. Monks, wife and twin
daughters, of Indiana, are visiting in
the city with the Judges brother,
Geo. w. Monks. Judge Monks is a
member of the Indiana Supreme court
having been elected in 1894, They ex-
pect to remain week or so.
A. S Grant, of Faribault, was in
town Tuesday.
Herbert |. Snow, of Lake Park, was
in the city Tuesday.
Hubert G Childs visited in the city
Sunday and Monday, the guest of Harry
E. Plymat
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo S. Lamm went to
Minneapolis today for ten days visit
with the latters parents.
Miss Eliza Bratrud left Tuesday
for Fountain. to visit her parents for
two weeks or more.
Thos M. Keogan and wife and Mrs,
John Kremer, of Minnesota Lake, dined
at the Stahl House Monday.
Prof Geo. E Nettleton has leased
one of the Mrs Crosby houses on
Liberty street and will reside there.
Mrs. G. R. Hair and Miss Mabel
Wood, of this city, left Tueday to spend
week visiting friends at Fargo, N. D.
Miss Lillian Deemer, of Des Moines,
Iowa, administrative of the estate OF
the late Mrs Crosby, is in the city.
Mrs. Crosby was her aunt.
Sheriff Gerlich went to New Ulm Tues
day to get young Troutmiller, whom
the police of that city are holding for
him.
ezra Cooper and daughter, Miss
Laura, of Vernon Center, came in to
the circus Monday evening. and returned
home Tuesday.
Rev. VIM. E. Evans, pastor of the
Welsh G. M. church, left on Saturday
for the eastern part of Wisconsin to
spend his annual vacation He expects
to be away about three weeks. Rev.
Mrs. Davis Rahel Fou) occupied the
pulpit at the church yesterday.
H. G. Beise, who has recently been
admitted to the bar, has decided to To-
cate in Wells.
Kleinschmidt Bros. made a number
of new seats for Ringing Bros. Mon.
day, to increase the seating capacity of
the big tent.
Referee Flittie has appointed W.. A
Funk trustee of Henry D. Gerth, of
Fairmont, who is going through the
bankruptcy mill.
A deed was filed Tuesday, transferring
from Carl Pesch, Sr to Carl Pesch, Jr.
the north half of the SET and the sw4,
SET, sec. 10, Danville, for $4,000.
The suit of J. E. Neff VS.. Simon P
Folsom, Amos Warner Joseph Dilley
and others was tried before Judge Sew
erance Tuesday forenoon. w. R. Geddes
appeared for the plaintiff and there was
appearance for the defendants.