The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1901-02-22
LOCAL M PERSONAL.
From Tuesdays Daily.

ooOo JSpeSAN
Mrs. D. V. Williams has gone to
Minneapolis for a visit.
Frank A. Day of Fairmont was a
Saulpaugh guest last night.
Mrs. F. E. Putnam of Blue Earth
was in Mankato yesterday.
DR.. Thos. T. Warham of Vernon
Center was in the city yesterday.
j. A. Ewing is assisting County
Treasu rer Davis during the rush.
Miss Mable Hughes of Anoka is
visiting Miss Grace Clark for a few
days.
w. L.. Funk of Iowa Falls, Iowa,
arrived this afternoon to visit his
brother, W. A. Funk.
Mrs. W.. Jacobs of st James is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Geo. Pass,
for a week or two.
The trial of John and Joseph Safer
at LIE Sueur Center is expected to come
on about Saturday.
Will Y. Sanborn, of the Madelia
Times, accompanied by his sister, at
tended the theatre last evening.
w. R. Powell, telegraph operator at
New Ulm, formerly of this city,
visited friends in Mankato Sunday.
A cold wave set in yesterday after
noon and by morning the mercury
was forced down to two degrees below
zero.
New Golf Hats, the proper style
for young man. Model Clothing
& Shoe House.
E. J. Moore of Chicago, who is
negotiating for the purchase of Gull
| yer Bros. stock, is sick at The Saul
paugh.
Several of our citizens are attending
the annual meeting of the National
| Buttermakers' association at st. Paul
this week.
R. F. Jones went to Nicollet today
to remain a week or two. He was
there all of last week, and is d~isposing
of a stock of goods.
Chas. E. Barnes and family have
moved back to Mankato from Eagle
Lake. M. Fl. Gaylor has resumed
charge of the News.
The first meeting of creditors in the
case of Geo. F. Shank of Welcome,
bankrupt, was held in Referee
Flittie's Office today.
M. s.. Dossett and wife and D. G.
| Hopkins and wife were among the
Madelia people who attended 1.-THE
Belle of New York" last night.
DR.. T. F. Williams, wife and sister
of st. Peter and twenty-five others
from that city who took in the show
last night registered at The Saul
paugh.
JIG. Cotton of st. Cloud spent Sun
day and Monday in the city and re-
turned home today, accompanied by
Mrs. Cotton, who has been the guest
| of her father, L. Patterson, for three
weeks.
See the "Prince of Wales" the
latest style hat for spring at The
Model Clothing & Shoe House.
Smallpox has appeared in the Perrizo
Hotel, at Delevan, there being two
we'll advanced cases. A rigid quaran-
tine is being maintained. Schools and
public gatherings have been prohibited
for two weeks.
II. P. Jensen was taken ill Thurs
| day night with kidney trouble and his
| condition has caused some uneasiness
to his friends during the past two or
three days, but it is hoped that he will
soon be on his feet again.
The Mankato Cooperative Dairy
association held its annual meeting
this afternoon at the creamery. The
past year has been a favorable one,
and no difficulty has been experienced
in selling all the butter, although
prices over the country have ruled low.
James Kelly, who was taken to the
hospital from the city hall Sunday,
suffering from pneumonia, is better
but cannot be discharged for another
week. The county will refuse to pay
his hospital bill, as Com. Paddock did
not order him removed to the hospital.
There may be a squabble a to who
pays it, If he does not pay It himself.
Geo. E. Blake yesterday through
Davies & Fiero sold his residence in
West Mankato, with half his lots, to
Wm. Over of Garden City for ST., 600.
The property is described as the east
half of lots six, seven and nine, block
191, Shepard's corrected plat. Mr..
Blake will write to Los Angeles, Cal.
and if the position of park superin-
tendent recently offered him there is
still open he will move there within
a few weeks, otherwise he will remain
in Mankato and continue to hold down
his present job. Mr.. Blake has some
other property that he has not yet dis
] posed of.