The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1901-08-30
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
From Saturday and Mondays Daily.

From Saturday and Mondays Daily.
Mrs. P. P. Scott is visiting friends
in Amboy.
A. E. Quimby, the Vernon Center
banker, was on our streets today.
Miss Angela White has been very
sick since last Tuesday, but is now
improving.
Chief Beach will leave tomorrow for
Indianapolis to attend the national
convention of firemen.
b. R. Roberts and family of Lake
Crystal arrived in the city this morn
ing..for few days visit.
NJ B. Haynes went to Minneota. to-
day, where waterworks system is be-
ing put in under plans furnished by
him.
Officer Klughertz had an unusually
pleasant smile this morning as he
handed out cigars to his friends. 1t is
girl.
John Imholt, the man who fell on
the sidewalk yesterday afternoon and
injured his face, paid fine of So. 65 in
the municipal court today.
Andrew Ostlund, whoois no stranger
to the police, was run in last night by
the police, who ran him out this morn
ing on the orders of Judge Shissler.
Mrs. J. E. Hart took her Sunday
school class and friends to Lake Wash
ington yesterday for picnic. About
! twenty went and all enjoyed the out
ing greatly.
Architect Gerlach has prepared
plans for a So, 500 business build
ing to be erected at Springfield
by Geo. Ross. The building will be 20
by go feet.
Col. Widell has returned from an
inspection tour all along the line of
his contracts for bridge work in Iowa,
and reports the work as progressing
nicely at all points.
DR., and Mrs. j. G. Currver will
move to st. Paul next week or soon
after the state fair, to make their
future home. Their many friends will
| regret to lose them.
B. D. Smith is having a cement
curb and stone gutter laid in front of
his residence property on Parsons
street He will have the fence remov-
ed and grade his lot go
Miss G. W. Haynes, who is spending
the summer on Madeline island, in
Lake Superior, is receiving 80 much
benefit that she will probably remain
two or three weeks longer.
Edward Downing was operated on
at st. Joseph's hospital this forenoon
by DR.. G. J. Holman and DR.. Madge
Timmerman-H Holman of st. Clair for
appendicitis. He is doing nicely.
Marriage licenses have been granted
to Geo. Herman Brown of Brainerd
and Anna Katharine Fuller of this
city, and Thomas J. McGovern and
Jennie B. Quinn of this city.
Stephen Lamm, when in the south
last winter, secured some cotton seed
and this spring planted eait in his gar
den. The plants are now more than
two feet high and are blooming nicely
Leo. S. Lamm. accompanied by his
father in-law and brother-in-law of
Minneapolis, left this morning for a
trip to Buffalo by way of the lakes
He will be gone couple of weeks.
Will Funk and his sister, Miss Jea-
nette Funk, returned last night from
the Buffalo exposition and the east,
where the former has been for a
month past and the latter for two
months.
i D. L. Bigham of Redwood Falls is
in the city on his return from Cass
Lake, where he has been overseeing
the putting in of waterworks system.
He is the guest of his daughter, Mrs.
E. F. Soaring.
hCulJ blOHcI duu SudS. OOllCCh 10
turned yesterday from a trip up the
river in search of wild grapes, and
fastened their boat opposite the Omaha
freight depot. 1t was gone today, and
they are wondering whether its disap-
pearance is due to human hands.
! F. o. Miller, press agent for the
great Forepaugh & Sells Bros shows,
was in Mankato today arranging for
advertising this mammoth exhibition,
which. will be given. here Sept. ss14th,
on the show grounds, North Front
street. Mr.. Miller says this colossal
circus is this year better than ever.
4 Walter Plymat returned yesterday
from Langdon, N. D., where he has
been playing ball for several weeks.
He. will go to Madelia tomorrow and
enter upon the practice of law in part
nership with J. E. Haycraft. The firm
will be known as Haycraft & Plymat,
and the team will be-.a strong one.
| LIE Sueur News: Miss Pau of Man
kato is the guest of Miss Hessian. :.
/. Miss Mary McGrath of Mankato and
sister, Mrs. Meagher of Crookston
visited with friends here Monday. {.
|. Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Mathews, Mrs.
S. A. Mathews and daughter, Miss
Emma of Mankato, are visiting with
Judge Caldwell and family.