The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1900-01-26
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municipal court the only case set
for trial was that of Gaylord Lamb VS..
w. B Craig, Jan Gath.
Geo. Christensen, former proprietor
of the hotel at Owatonna which M.
Kings ay has leased, is in the city.
Rev. Mr. Flfield, of Kasota, attend.
ed the meeting of the ministerial asso
citation in this city Friday,
Ed L. Evenson and James Smith, of
st. Peter, were Saulpaugh. guests Mon
day night
T. S. Hays, of Vernon Center, was in
the city Tuesday afternoon on his way
to o watonna.
g. G. Kitchener, international secre-
tary of the Y. M. c.. A, was in Man
kato today.
e. T. Champlin, of Vernon Center,
was in Mankato Tuesday afternoon.
John Ell Beise, of Mapleton, has been
granted pharmacists state certificate.
| G g. Schroeder, of Window. was in
the city over night.
The mumps is prevalent among
school children of the city.
One of the finest coops of Barred
Plymouth Rocks" that has passed
through the express office in this city
was shipped Tuesday to j. A. Craig.
Tracy, Mimi, from I. M. Martin, of
this city.
Millard M. Myers, of Elmore, and
Miss Josephine Hollister, daughter of
i'll. II. Hollister, of Vernon Center, were
married at three o'clock Wednes
day afternoon at the brides home.
Frank Schafer is erecting a $4,000
residence on the farm which he our
chased year or two ago of Hubert
Bruels, near MankaAo junction 1t is a
house similar to b. Bangerter, ,Jr. 8
residence
H.. P Christensen has Soda 12O acre
farm for Mrs M. e. Gardner, of this
ci'y, to Stephen Pettis, for $4,000
This is very fine farm. and nicely 10
Gated near Lake Washington.
County Surveyor Brooks took some
measurements at Eagle Lake yesterday,
where there is q contest on over the
.alleged lowering of the outlet. Tits re-
ported that be did not find tn at the out.
let had been lowered.
The warm weather has not been con.
duciye to good health, however pleas
ant it has been. Colds and Various
other ailments have been contracted,
Keeping the doctors busy. A number
OF old people are ON the sick list.
One OF the men working for Con
tractor Matthews ON The Mound avenue
plllng, being done by the Mankato q
Now Ulm road, Was injured Tuesda,
Ing by being crushed down by tin
Der. He was taken to DR. Dahps Office,
and Was found to have recelyed several
lIJorles, none Of them very severe. He
Will Do confined to his home in West
Mankato for d short time.
Hogs are bringing as high as So, 35 on
the lucAl market, or within thirty cents
OF the Chicago market.
Peter Mertesdorf, of Vernon Center,
one OF The old reliable standby farmers
of Blue Earth county. spent the day in
hn nd h. n
theatre Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jones left Wednesday
for their home in Milwaukee, after
weeks visit with Rev, and Mrs. Vim.
E Evans Mr.. Jones Is bookkeeper of
the Planklngton house.
Mr.. and Mrs. A G. Randall, of Ra-
pidan, left Tuesday for Los Angeles, |
Cal via the Omaha road, and will be
gone month.
County Attorney Hughes went to
Amboy to look up evidence in a
road case which he has.
G. q. Spaulding, of Mapleton, was in
Tuesday afternoon on his
way to st. Paul.
M. N. Leland and s. Goenen, of Wells.
we're Saulpaugh guests Tuesday night.
A license to wed was issued to
Ashley Harris and Janet Jameson, of
Ceresco.
The warm weather has injured the
ce crop, but with colder weather the
can be filed.
The corrected blank city bonds ar
lived today and will be filled out as
'oon as tue city attorney satisfies him.
elf concerning their form.
The Misses Bangerter and Roos enter
aimed about twenty of their young
friends at cards Tuesday evening at the
home of the latter. Refreshments were
erved and all report very enjoyable
lime.