The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1901-12-06
MANKATO FREEPREsS
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
From Saturday and Mondays Daily,

Eye was in the city today.
Postmaster Morse at Kerns is very
low with pleuro- pneumonia.
T. l.. Rogers of the Rapidan Mill
ing Co. went to Chicago today.
G. NJ. Gress and wife of Sleepy
Eye was in the city last evening.
Mrs. H. E. Swan and daughter left
today for California to spend the
winter.
L. Roerig Of Lake Crystal has
been granted patent on belt guide
and shifter.
Madelia Times: Mrs. G. N. Boyn-
ton and Clifford were up from Man
kato yesterday.
The quail shooting season is over,
the open season extending only from
Oct 1st to Dec. list.
Henry Hayes was the only person
| before the court yesterday, and paid
S.. 65 for being disorderly.
The foundation of the Swedish Bap-
fist church is now in and the frame of
the building will soon be built.
Miss Mary Neihoff went to St.
James this morning to spend few
DAYS with friends and relatives.
Miss Alice Wilson and Miss Eva
Naylor of Owatonna are visiting the
formers sister, Mrs. G. o. Daley.
Henry Mayer reported to the police
that bag of tools was stolen from his
wagon Wednesday night, on Front
street.
The Royal Arcanum council will
lease Schiller hall for the coming year,
moving over from the A. o. U. W.
hall Jan. 1.
Louis Hanson of Minneapolis will
address a meeting of the workmen
Monday evening, Dec. 2, at s 80, at
80 South Front street.
Worthington Herald: G. 81.
Saulpaugh and wife arrived from
Mankato Tuesday afternoon for visit
at the home of S. Allen.
A number of boys engaged in steal
ing turkeys Wednesday night, but
through the aid of the police the losers
had their property restored to them.
Philip LAWN pleaded guilty this
afternoon in the municipal court to
the charge of using abusive language
toward Herman 81. Born and paid
$40.
Mr.. L. P. Hunt left this morning
for Bloomfield, Neb., to attend the
funeral of his brother, an account of
whose death appears in another
column.
st. James Gazette: Mr.. and Mrs.
j. W. Martin and daughter, Daisy,
of Mankato have been guests of Mr..
and Mrs John Palmer for several days
; this week.
The trial of Reuben c. Pickett on
the charge of numbering his wife is set
for today, in the district court in Min
neapolis. 1t is thought that the case
against him is not very strong.
W. R. Hammett and family spent
Thanksgiving with relatives at Indian
Lake, and while there he renewed his
youth by putting on his skates and
striking out on the ice. Dick, being a
good swimmer, got out safely.
County Commissioner Paddock
states that the county is saving a good
deal of money by refusing to rent
houses for the poor. However, the de-
mands for food and fuel are fully up
to the average of previous years.
Mrs. John Schweitzer and her
daughter were thrown from their car
riage in N. Juliar's yard Wednesday
evening. The horse became unruly
and ran away. The ladies were for
tunately not much injured, but the
carriage was DANCED.
D. G.. Robinson has moved his office
to the second floor of A R. Exile s
building, rooms 7 and s, where he will
hereafter be found. The rooms which
he has vacated in L. P. Hunts building
will be occupied as the headquarters
of the Alaska Fish and Lumber Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. William White of
Fargo, North Dakota are the guests
of Alderman and Mrs. Chas. T.
Taylor. Mr. and Mrs. White were
,, married Wednesday at Fargo and are
spending their honeymoon here.
Mr.. W. is brother of Mrs. Taylor.
D. g. Robinson, representative of
! the Mutual Life Insurance company
, of New York, has moved from the
Hunt building to the new Exile block,
across the street, and will be foun d
nicely located in rooms and 8, where
he will be pleased to meet his friends
W. Il. Pay returned yesterday from
his annual trip for the D. M. Ferry
seed company. He has been out for
the company good many years, but
says that he never before saw so many
improvements being made by farmers,
in the way of new houses, barns and
, woven wire fences.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Lamm and Mr.
and Mrs. John 81. Hohmann returned
yesterday from their wedding trip to
Milwaukee and Chicago. Mr.. and