The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1901-05-24
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

= T. W. Edwards and wife of st.
James were Saulpaugh guests Tuesday
night.
Representative Geo. Wilder of Am
| boy was in the city Tuesday on
| business.
Augusta Cook paid $3.50 in the
municipal court Tuesday for dis
orderly conduct.
Major Sackett came over from St.
Peter Tuesday and spent the night
with L. Patterson.
A. R. Pau Jr. went to st. Paul
Wednesday to appear in case before
the supreme court.
Landlord W. L. Grant of Waseca was
in the city Tuesday. He has disposed
of his hotel at Boone, Iowa.
Miss Kittie Carroll now holds the
position of assistant manager in the
Office of the Citizens Telephone Co.
= Work on the new cement sidewalk
by the Mankato Sidewalk Co.
Have you tried it?-Hunt's Perfect
baking powder-pure; free from alum,
ammonia, lime or Rochelle salts.
gg@@W. e. Young has practically secured
an option on the property Of the Lee
estate for the Chicago Great Western
road
Miss Gertrude @Carrou has gone to
Waseca to accept the position as opera
tor for the Northwestern Telephone
Exchange Co.
Ed. Goodwin went to Lake Lind
strom, hundred miles north of St.
Paul in the pine region, Monday, to
spend the summer.
D. E. Lester, manager of "At Valley
Forge" Co., which appears at the
theatre Wednesday night, was caller
/ at our Office today.
Mayor Petersen returned home Tues
, day from the twin cities, where
he was called ON land business. He ex-
poets to be called north in day or
two. -a-a.
1.-THE amount ofss@sdelinquent special
assessmentss.ssth have been paid into
the city, treasury since the city re-
corder sent =, out notices recently is
s434 81. "a IN : er.-,
Mic HuettI, formerly within. L.
Fallensteins.s &asSon, :. has accepted a
position in Mic Spenger's barber shop,
to..commencear Saturday. Q. He is a good
borbo. 80 q a
-, ( % - -:
Herman Koke, who served on the
Merrimack"s:. and other ships in the Q.
S. navy for three years, has returned
toshis home in thissse%city. He was a
machlnlst.- ,~,-7'~~,s-1r.zan.- -.
MIR. and Mrs. Willoughby wells of
Sterling, ssweresguests of Mr.. ssesand Mrs:
W..N. ssPlymat Monday, andssssleft Tues
day for Victor, Col, where they have
some mining interests. s'ss1ss r.s. - =.
ss The. enlistment papers for the..-new
military company have arrived, %-and
the order for mastering in the COM
pany has been issued, butsthe--date has
not yet been fixed.
~~rSunday, June 23d, is Royal Arcanum
day, aaand.. zzthess~@ twenty fourth .anniver-
saryaa of the founding of the order. The
annual picnic of the order will be held
on Saturday, Junea22d.
: Aareport.was current on the streets
Mondayssand today that the village
marshal Of Lake Crystal had been shot
There is no foundation for the report,
and how it started is mystery. . -:
a. a Mrs. Emma -Garbutt9' Of London,
Ont. a. arrived :. FridaySsIto spend 1.-THE
summer with the families Of. her
brothers, T. W. and j. e. Hart. s.Itssis
her first visit here in nearly fifteen
years.
. The funeral of theT-s-lateT'A 1T. Noble
Tuesday Twas e largely ~ attended.
The floral offerings were many and
beautiful One daughter, Mrs. W. J.
Stevenson of Duluth, was unable to be
present on account ...of illness -of.ssher
baby.
August Lorentz of the central fire
station left Tuesday for Pine City
to look after eighty acres of land that
he has there. Work has commenced
on copper mine in the land adjoin
ing, and it is uncertain how far the
ledge extends.
County Attorney Wilson attended
the opening of the district court at st.
Peter Tuesday, where he has two
cases. There was no criminal bust
ness and no grand jury, and no civil
cases for trial. st. Peter is getting
to be good.