The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1901-05-31
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
From Wednesdays Daily.

cago Saturday.
J. Henry Cross of Amboy was in the
city last evening.
VIM. Conrad and Policeman Pohl of
Minneapolis are visiting in the city.
8, Miss. Belle. Beatty s. grade lin the
Union school enjoyed a picnic aEsSib.
ley park yesterday afternoon.
A marriage license was granted to-
day to Hugo J: Reimann:aE land Helen
Scott, both of Butternut Valley. a.s 1--..-
|
Z. l.. NraniZan went to Falrmont
last evening to assist in comforting the
temple degree upon class at the
Masonic lodge.
| Gardner Darr's horse ran away on
Byron street this afternoon, Smashing
the carriage. No one was in the car
riage at the time.
| Mrs. G. J. Klein was able to be out
today for the first time since her re-
cent illness. Her friends are glad to
see her about again.
DR.. Jacoby of Wells was in the city
this afternoon on his way to st. Paul,
where he will attend the gathering of
national medical bodies this week and
next.
1t is now believed that Ole Ander
son, the. South Bend boy who went to
Minneapolis on the Sunday excursion
and has not returned, isis visiting in
the. Flour.City.
Lawrence Henline is taking in a
large quantity of wool, shipments COM
ing to him from the surrounding coun
try. Shipments are coming from farther
away than ever before.
The remains of the late Adolph Ed
ward Iceberg arrived from San An
tonic, Texas, on the AZ a. m. train,
and the funeral was held Tuesday after
noon from Our Savior's Evangelical
church.
The hog market is getting lively,
So. 10 to So Is being paid today. Hogs
are now being brought in from ter
ritory that formerly went to James
Vile Honest weights is what is bring
| ing them to Manktao.
Large numbers of people are coming
to the city to pay their taxes and the
county treasurer Office is. overun.
The office will be open tomorrow,
Decoration Day, to accommodate the
people, as but two days remain before
the penalty attaches. ~. --
Complaint was made--to sthes.police
last-.evening that, Jacob Schmidt's
dog, on Moreland avenue, had bitten
boy. When Officer Thilgen went to
Moreland. avenue this morningsto in
vestigate the matter he was informed
that the dog had already been shot. 90. "a
ssThessmotherss of Frank Miller is cir
culating petition to secure his re-
lease from the state training school, to
which he was sentenced last fall for
stealing BRASS He was one of gang
of boys who stole quantity of fix
lures from engines, etc.
Mayor Petersen is in Crookston,
where he as engaged in the trial of a
suit to obtain title to 100 acres of
land He bought some land near there
awhile ago, and another tract than
the one that he purchased was decided
to him. He is trying to get what he
bought.
Deputy Sheriff Morgan left last
night for Primghar, Iowa. with the
horse that was ridden in by W. E..
Wilson. He was to go to Des Moines
and secure requisition papers and re-
turn to Mankato tonight. Wilson sticks
to his original story and cannot be
shaken.
Claud Cyphers and three other boys
were before Judge Ogle today
Cyphers was charged with fogging a
boy named johnson. 1t appears that
he got the wrong boy. 1t has been a
practice with some boys to throw
stones at the drivers of the sprinkling
carts. Cyphers is one of these drivers,
and lost his temper and got down an d
took the first boy that he found. John
son denies that he threw any stones,
and the other boys uphold him in this
statement. The four boys were lee
tured by Judge Ogle and released on
the understanding that they are to be-
have themselves.