The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1901-09-06
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

From Saturday and Mondays Daily.
j. M. Davies has returned to Way
zata, to teach.
Miss Nellie Sheldon went to Verdi,
Mimi, today to teach school.
Mrs Eve Davis went to Lake Crystal
today to visit her mother for a week.
Mrs John D. Humison of Worthing-
ton is visiting her niece. Mrs. M.
B. Wood.
. Miss Amelia Danielson left this
morning for Fairmont where she ex-
poets to teach.
Hon. Fred Dow of Alma City. father
of Mrs. G. L. Kennedy, was in Man
kato over Sunday.
w. W.Davis returned yesterday from
Minneapolis and will remain with his
son, w. w. Davis Jr.
Miss Clara Baarson went to Butter
nut Valley today where she will teach
a fall and winter term of school,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Wise returned
from Duluth today, where they have
been visiting for few days past.
Miss Mayme Yeoman has returned
to Mankato to attend the normal school,
after year spent in college in New
York.
Mrs. James Shoemaker returned last
night from a pleasant visit of six
weeks with friends at Anaconda,
Mont.
Miss Catharine Kelly left this after
noon for Lamberton where she will
resume her work as teacher in the pub
lie schools.
81. L. Schmitt is in Minneapolis and
Saltwater today. He went to present
the petition asking that Mrs. Ulrika
Kohler be paroled.
j. B. Richards returned yesterday
from his eastern trip, where he pur-
chased large fall and winter stock
of up-to-date goods.
Joe Davies, manager of the Wells,
Fargo Express Co., has purchased an
English golden oak Carlyle piano. Mr..
Wing of the Free Press also purchased
a piano.
Surveyors in charge of the prelimin-
airy survey of the new electric street
car line commenced work this morn
ing on May street in the north part of
the city.
Mrs. E. Carlson of 1924 Spring street
desires to publicly thank her many
friends and neighbors who assisted her
during the sickness and death of her
husband
DIR. Helen Hughes, in company with
her brother, Robt. Hughes of Blue
Earth, will leave tomorrow for a two
weeks stay at the Hot Springs in
South Dakota.
Mrs. L. A. Linder has been quite ill
at Lake Washington, but is now better.
A party of four young ladies went out
last evening to be her guests for a
couple of days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Rausch left today
for Fargo, North Dakota, to remain
permanently. Mr.. Rausch has secured
a position with the large dry goods
house of A. L. Moody.
81. S. Abramvorch has opened a
racket store on South Front street in
the building formerly occupied bv the
Minneapolis Threshing Machine Co.
Mr.. A. has been in Alaska for four
years digging for gold nuggets.
G. S. Ongman of Philadelphia, ad-
vance agent for the gospel Car system
of the American Baptist Publication
society, lectured at Lincoln Baptist
church on Sunday evening and speaks
at the Lake Crystal Baptist church this
evening.
Mrs. Alice Marsh and Leo s. Lamm
of this city, and Ada Davis and Mrs
M. A. Gilmore, Mapleton are among
the Minnesotans who registered at
the Minnesota building at the Pan
American exposition during the past
few days.
D. W. Selleck came down from
Mountain Lake this morning and stop
ped over the day. He is enroute to
the state fair. Mr.. Selleck is proprietor
of the Commercial Hotel at Mountain
Lake and his Mankato friends will be
pleased to learn that he is doing we'll.