The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1901-07-05
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
From Saturday and Mondays Daily.

HUM I SIloCL UdhluS pOWuoI 10 d
favorite with good cooks.
Officers Bienapf and Klughertz will
be on day service during July.
E. B. Estes and Fairfield Sylvester
of Madelia were in the city today.
]. E. Haycraft and W. Y. Sanborn
of Madelia were in Mankato today.
:, Money to.-loans at 8 per cent. No
commissions Call at Mankato State
bank.
A. Quackenbush and wife of LIE
Sueur were Saulpaugh guests last
night.
Miss Hannah Lloyd of Tracy has ar
rived in the city to visit relatives for
week or two.
Drs. Beach and Dahl today moved
their Office rooms to the second floor
of the Glass block.
Miss Doris Pugh left Saturday after
noon for Blue. Earth to visit friends for
a couple of weeks.
Mrs W. B. Frymeir. who has been
visiting in Mankato for two weeks,
left for her home in Nebraska today.
Dwight Baker of Mapleton and
Louisa O. Lehman of Amboy were
granted a marriage license Saturday.
Miss Genevieve Kelley of Bancroft
is visiting her sisters, Mrs. J. E.
Hickey and Mrs W. L. Grant, for a
couple of weeks.
The Nebraska Indian base ball team
passed through the city this morning
on their way to Waseca, where they
are to play several games.
Nobody desires to dig ditch No 8,
in Dsnville and Medic, at the figure al
lowed. The matter has been put off
until after the county board meets.
Mrs DR.. Bedient and grandson of
Kasson and Mrs Samuel Adams and
son of Perth, N. D., have been visit
ing Mrs. J. P. Rodman for two or
three days.
The case against Ed Miller, charged
with assault in the third degree upon
John Rowland, has been dismissed, as
it did not appear that the facts war
ranted prosecution.
Rev. F. W. Grossman of Kasson,
pastor at-large of the Winona presby
terry, was in the city today. He is
working in the interest of Albert Lea
college this summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. G.. Taylor returned
last evening from their wedding trip
and will take up their residence in
the K. G. Sweet house. They returned
from Buffalo by way of the lakes to
Duluth.
DR.. 1. d. Webster and family left
this afternoon for Cresco, Penn,
where the doctor will take a short va
cation and Mrs. Webster and the child
rem will spend the remainder of the
summer with relatives.
The Swedish Lutherans of this city
will hold grand picnic in Sibley park
on the Fourth of July. A program
will be carried out in the afternoon.
Mr.. Alfred Torngren of Belgrade will
deliver the grafton of the day in the
English language.
A heavy rain fell early Sunday
morning, but it did not cool off the
air, for the day was exceedingly hot,
"a being registered in the afternoon in
shady places. Fears are again ex-
pressed that so much moisture and
heat will not be good for the crops.
o. W. Hagen, cashier of the State
bank of Sleepy Eye, accompanied by
his wife and two daughters, were in
Mankato over night. They left this
morning for New York, and will take
an European trip. Mr.. Hagen will
return in September, but his family
will remain longer.
Three DRINKS were run in today by
the police. One was lying in the grass
back of store, and had to be carted
to the hall in wagon. The other two
were found at the union depot. One
had half bottle of whisky. The other
had tried to board freight train and
came near being injured.
G. D. Benack has received letter
from his son, Arthur, in which he
states that he is getting along nicely
on the training ship off Newport. He
is now in first class studies, and has
been promoted to first petty officer of
the 10th section of the fourth divi-
sion and hopes in the near future to
have the experience of d cruise in one
of Uncle Sans warships.
Sanford Billings team ran away
again yesterday afternoon at about
three o'clock, on South Front street,
near M. Hanna's store. 1t took to the
sidewalk and overturned Mr.. Billings
and his son-in-law, L. Gunstrom,
neither being injured much. The
buggy, which was new one, was
badly wrecked. Mr.. Billings has
been very unfortunate in the matter of
runaways.
To wash hair brushes and combs,
dissolve tablespoonful of Gold Dust
Washing Powder in boiling water;
when it is nearly cold. dab the bristles
up and down without allowing the
backs of the brushes to become wet
when the brushes are clean, dip them