The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1900-04-06
Percy Allen, of st. James, is in the

D. A. Stuart, of Window, was in the
city Monday.
Judge j. 81. Quinn, of Wells, was in
Mankato Wednesday.
Mrs J. B. Hubbell of st. Paul, is
visiting in the city.
Joe Davis went to Wisconsin Tues
day for a weeks visit.
M B. Haynes and Evan Hughes are
in Alma City Wednesday.
Neil Cook is on the sick list, suffering
from neuralgia of the bowels.
DR.. Brandenberg was called to Win.
dom in consultation Wednesday noon.
Garden City expects to vote bonds for
the purpose of charging and remodel
ing its school building.
A marriage license was granted
day to Stephen I. Lamos and Alice M. :
Bartholomew, both of Amboy.
Pass and Schippel are preparing plans
for $1,000 cottage to be erected by
w. L. Nicholas, of Fairmont.
A A. Cratsenberg. of st. Paul, rep
resenting the Standardization Insur-
ance Co, is in the city adjusting the
loss on the City mill
F. o. Otterstein and wife returned
Tuesday noon from Canada, where
they had been visiting for three months
They res de in Shelby township.
A party of officials of the Omaha
road came in Tuesday afternoon and
went out over the Mankato & New
Ulm road on trip of inspection.
The Modern Woodmen camp Tuesday
night took in seventeen new members,
and will take in nineteen at the next
meeting. Twenty applications are
pending.
Miss Carrie Brewster received a let
ter Tuesday, written by the late Miss
Scouten just before she was taken sick.
The party was then having nice time
and enjoying the trip very much.
County Superintendent Freeman is
preparing packages with the necessary
blanks for the coming school year, and
he will supply the clerk of each school
district with one of these, in order to
save postage.
Prof. G. F. Koehler has purchased of
Wallie Anderson a fine buggy for his
son, Earl. It is fine outfit and Earl
will now take much enjoyment win
his pony.
Geo. II. Brewster expects to return
home in about a week His friends will
be pleased to know that he has i'm
proved much during his sojourn at Hot
Springs, Ark.
Chas. 7. Taylor is covering The
Saulpaugh with the Carey magnesia
flexible cement roofing, which is some
thing new in Mankato and said to be
very good. The only other building
covered with it is the Central block.
V. A. Vranizan left Tuesday after
noon from New York, and from there
will go to London and the Paris EXPOSE
ton. Then he will return to his home
in Australia, having made the circuit
of the globe. He has been visiting his
brother, P. L. Vranizan.
The three year old daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. John Kohlman, Julia Amelia,
died Tuesday of pneumonia at their
home on North Second street. The
funeral occurred Wednesday A
younger child is also very low, with
whooping cough.
The Mankato postofice has received a
valuable letter from the dead letter of
fee which was mailed at Mankato adj
dressed to Mrs. L. A. Hart, Homer,
MINI, and was unclaimed at that Of
flee. By proving ownership the sender
may obtain the letter at the post Office.
A motion for Judgment notwithstand-
ing the verdict, on a new trial, was
argued Wednesday before Judge Cray
by Attorneys Daley and Young, in the
damage suit of Solomon B. Taylor vs..
the city of Mankato. The motion was
based mainly on the matter of contri-
butory negligence.
At the Presbyterian church on last
Sunday morning thirteen persons were
received into the membership of the
church: on confession of their faith
Judge Lorin Cray, his brother, Nelson
Cray, Mayor F. NJ, Currier and wife,
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Schooner and their
daughter. Nellie, Alexander and
George Knapp and Mae Pearl Farr; by
letter. Mrs. VIM Rausch. Mrs. Clinton
D. Morse, Mrs. Lorin Cray. This
makes 40 additions to the church since
the November communion. ..i