The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1901-07-12

City dotel guest saturday night.
A. R. Pau Sr. is building a cottage
at Linder Bay, Lake Washington.
A. R. Pau Jr. is about to move to
the corner of State and Carroll streets.
Deputy Sheriff Albert Gerlich and
wife have returned from their wedding
trip.
Prof. E. W. Bohannon and wife left
this morning for Duluth, their future
home.
I. G. Collins, wife and daughter, of
were Saulpaugh guests last
evening.
John Moonan of Waseca and Thos,
Moonan of Minneapolis were in the
city today.
Col Geo. W. Mead left for LakeCity
today to 90 into camp with the Sec
ond regiment.
The number of teachers attending
jhe state summer school has been in
creased to 1856.
Miss Daisy Richardson returned last
night from Good Thunder; where she
visited for week.
Jay Hubbard was able to be at the
big mill Office today for the first time
since his recent illness.
Judge Weber and family of New
Ulm were in the city today on their
way to Colorado to take summer out
ng.
J. E. Diamond left today for South
Dakota, where he has considerable pro-
oerty. He will be gone a week or ten
lays.
Miss Edith Van Deusen of Butte,
Mont, arrived Saturday evening to
visit her uncle, G. G. Barnes, for ten
lays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Wilmot of st.
Mimi, are visiting the for
mer's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. D.
Nilmot.
A man was in the city today seeking
aborers to work for Winston Bros. on
:ailroad contracts in Wisconsin, and
offered $1.75 day.
Chas. E. Thro was called from Lake
Washington to Minnesota Lake Satur-
lay by the serious illness of his
o. A. Thro.
The suit of Hans Peterson against
he Creamery Package Mfg. Co., to re-
cover $50 in wages, was tried before
Judge Shissler Saturday and argued
;oday.
Mayor Petersen. Auditor Weaver and
Oscar Bierbauer went. to st. Paul this
to endeavor to secure excur-
zion rates from the railroads for the
carnival.
The expressions of grateful women
who have experienced wonderful bless
ings using Rocky Mountain Tea, COM
pensates us for our efforts in their be-
half. Sec. J. G. Thro.
Good 5 room house on fine
located lot for sale at once
$1,000. w. P. Coffin, Odd Fell
lows Block.
! The county board met this afternoon
and will consider the improvement of
the South Bend road, the construction
Of. clutches five and six, bids for vari-
GUS work, and routine business.
b. L. Chaffee and family, consisting
Of wife and three daughters, are
among the new corners in Mankato.
Mr.. Chahfee represents the Simmons
Hardware Co. of st. Louis in south
western Minnesota.
Reports received by the G. & N. W.
road east from Winona as to condition
Of crops up to the latter part of last
week, show them to be in good condi-
ton along that line through southern
and South Dakota.
The Royal Arcanum base ball team
defeated the picked nine Saturday
afternoon in a nine-inning game at
Sibley park, by score of eleven to
nine. Wysong and Prendergast were
the battery for the Arcanum team.
VIM. White of Amboy, one of the
viewers of county ditch No. 6, who
has been in Manakto for a week. re-
turned to his home today. Mr.. White
is secretary of the creamery west of
Amboy and is also secretary of the
Farmers Insurance company.
Sergeant F. L. Hansing with a de-
tail of nine men from Co. 81 left for
Lake City today to prepare the COM
pany's camp. The balance of the COM
pany will leave at :15 a. m. Monday
for the encampment, which will last
until the 18th.
Mrs. W. S. Combs and children of
have spent a week at
Point Pleasant, and have come over to
the city for weeks visit with
friends, after which they will spend
some time at the Point in the Rose
cottage.
The. JOB case was on trial before
Judge Cray today. 1t is an action to
set aside the conveyance of land by the
plaintiff to his son, ON the ground that