The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1901-11-01

Cambria in the suit brought against
them by VIM. j. Evans for damages
for opening road across his land.
| Mrs. 7. Fl. Foley has been called
to Fairmont on account of sickness OF
a relative.
Fred Wendt of Lake Crystal has a
new Esty from the wareroom of Geo.
iB. Owen.
A. A. Glotzbach, who is running a
drug store at Sleepy Eye, spent the
day in the city.
Clarence Dinehart, ssaistant cashier
of the state bank of Slayton, was in
the city yesterday.
! The city is laying water mains on
North Broad street from Rock to Vine,
and on Vine from Second to Broad
After this has been done, a block of
mains will be laid on Minnesota
Istreet.
Frank Richardson, who was kicked
by one Of R. D. Hubbard horses, is
able to be around again. He has re-
turned from Rochester. The horse
kicked him severely twice in the
breast.
Marriage licenses were granted to-
day to Herman F. Koke and Sarah L..
Whalen, and Gilbert L. Hall and
Elizabeth M. Whalen, all of this city.
A double wedding will occur this eve
ming at st. Johns Catholic church.
l. A. Carey returned last night from
Barnum, Carlton county, where he
disposed of 2,C00 acres of land. He
states that Geo. Pass is clearing up
his land there, which he recently Sc
cured on trade for his Jackson street
property.
Marriage licenses were granted to-
day to Robert 7. Sharp and Jennie
NJ. Fisk, both of Sterling Center, and
Harry Hollister of Delavan, Wis. and
Eveline Van Aernam of Amboy. The
latter couple is to be married at Am
boy tomorrow.
Richard Morgan of Sun Dance,
Mont, and his brother, David Morgan
of Amiret, Mimi, were in the city
yesterday. They were reared in Blue
Earth county. Richard was on his
way to Minneapolis to receive treat
ment for his eyes.
Mr.. Reurup of the Golden Rule
| wishes to remind all who have been
saving tickets at his store during tn e
month of October, to bring them not
later than Monday afternoon,
O. clock, Nov. 4th Come and see if
you will get the So. 90 in gold.
Mrs. J. R. Thompson has returned
from her trip to Idaho, where she
took a claim to timber land. Several
Blue Earth county people have done
likewise, but the majority who went
have returned without taking land.
Mrs. Thompson is undecided whether
to prove up on her claim.
Rev. Lindberg is meeting with sue
cess in securing funds for the new
Swedish Baptist church to be erected
on North Front street, and he hopes to
have enough money pledged by Jan.
1st to assure it's erection in the spring.
Col Gus Widell has kindly donated
stone for the foundation and T. R.
Coughlan will donate the cement used.
Some boys took wagon Friday, be-
longing to Fred E. aeinze, 223 North
Second street, and used it to go fishing,
and did not return it. They did not
ask the owners permission and he
thought it stolen and reported it to the
police. Chief Bowen found boy yes
terday who knew something about ii
and as a result of conversation had,
the wagon was back in it's usual place
this morning.
The SouthwesternMinnes Teachers
association will meet in this city on
Friday and Saturday next. On Friday
venin g Senator Clapp will deliver
an address, and the size of the audience
which listens to him ought to be limit,
ed only to the capacity of normal hall.
The senator is a pleasing speaker,
and our citizens will be repaid for
taking the evening to hear him.
st. Peter Tribune: Mrs. Richard
Rose of Mankato came down Friday
last to see her mother, who accom-
panied her home Saturday for a short
visit. From there Mrs. Moore will go
to Merriam Park to spend the winter
with her son Edward and family. i.
Mrs. M. Bowden, Miss Mead, and the
two Misses Volk were Mankato visi-
tors Sunday last.
! The Political Equality club have
added the following names to. their list
of membership: Prof. Koehler, Prof.
Nettleton, DIR. j. W. Andrews, Rev.
F. B. Cowgirl, W. E. Barnard, W. L..
Seelye, Miss Minnie Van Blarcum,
Mrs M. J. Price, Mrs. Jessie WEIGH,
Mrs. G.. E. Nettleton, Ella M. Shook,
Olive Hardy, Lenore Roblee, Mrs. N.
A. Frost. The men may vote and may
also be delegates. The dues are 81
cents per year. Any person wishing to
Join send name, place of residence and
90 cents to the secretary, Mrs. W. L.
Seelye, 719 Second street. The time
and place of meeting will be an
! pounced in the PAPERS