The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1901-08-16
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

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New fall dress :. goods ats.--Richards' :.
See their adv. this evening. ra-.-n
Mr.. J. T. Starkey, the Mapleton
miller, was in the city today.
Chas. Northrup has plumbing job
that is keeping him at Blue Earth for
few days.
Col Gus Widell went o..ssSt. Paul
this morning. -.
Attorney Clark Prescott. Bissett sof
Lakefield was in Mankato today - -
A. S. Grant of Faribault was regis
tered at the Sauipaugh last night.
Mrs. Mary S. Howe of Minneapoli s
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. B. D.
Pay for couple--of weeks.
The Spring Island picnic association
will hold its third annual picnic at
Spring Island on Sunday.
Mrs. W. N. Plymat, Mrs. Mechelke
and Miss Jessie Rice will tomorrow go
to Lake Tetonka to spend a week.
Ed Goodwin returned today from
the northern part of the state, where
he has been spending the..summer. - -...s
Misses Daisy and Ethel Richardson
went to Winona yesterday afternoon
to visit their grandmother for couple
Of weeks.
Miss Julia Scheffer of Albany,
Mimi, is spending a couple of weeks in
the city as the guest of her friend,
Miss Lille Walser.
Geo. T. Hughes of Duluth, grand
secretary of the Royal Arcanum for
Minnesota, was visitor at the local
council last night.
Mrs. Eva Patterson will return to
her home in Minneapolis tomorrow
after visit of several weeks with her
father, Henry Tibbetts.
F. R. Volk, proprietor of Cliff Inn,
Lake Washington, went to Redwood
Falls yesterday to be present when the
crops on his farm are threshed.
Mrs. F. W. Hunt and daughters,
Marian and Buelah, left this afternoon
for Chicago and Racine, Wis, to visit
relatives for couple of weeks.
IS Mrs. Paul Comstock and daughter of
Omaha arrived in the city yesterday
on her way to Cliff Inn, Lake Wash
ington, to remain few weeks. 49, -,
Mrs. Sarah Goodwin and. daughter,
Miss Lulu, returned today from Kings
ton, Ontario, where. they have. .been
visiting for couple of..months. -. .r-.-s
Judge Hughes this afternoon united
Casper--C. ssStein.--and Clara HIDDEN
marriage in the presence of several
friends of the contracting parties
Owatonna Journal: Mrs. Lulsdorf
and DAUGHTER, Laura, of Mankato, are
the guests this week of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Rooms and Mrs J. R. Racey.
A marriage license was granted to-
day to John N. Andrews of Webster
county, Iowa, and Addie E. Away,
daughter of David Away of Eagle
Lake.
L. E. Sheldon, wife and children of
Beaumont, Texas, are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. W. H Gary for a few days
Mr.. Sheldon owns d promising oil
region.
Conductor G. A. Richardson and
family are moving to New Ulm, where
they will make their home. Their
many friends regret to lose this excel
lent family.
w. S. Sherd of Redwood county is
moving to Mankato for the coming
school year, and has rented the Gilbert
Webster house, corner of State and
Record streets.
Wells Forum DR.. G. A. Dahl of
Mankato and his sister, Miss Nora
Dahl of Lincoln, Neb., were in the
village last week visiting Mr.. and
MIS-. Hans OllDeruBOn.
81. E. Pomadt will leave Thursday
for st. Louis to accept position with
the Koke Barber Supply Co., which
has put in the outfits of Mic SPENCER
and Geo. Guth. Mr.. Pomadt's many
friends will wish him success in his
new field.
F. w. Boehmer, who has just COM
pleted large residence, two stories
and basement high, on his property,
has leased it to Messrs Achard and
Tolton, proprietors of the new cigar
factory, who will move their families
from Minneapolis.
Miss Amelia Iceberg started for
Buffalo, N. Y, this morning to visit
the exposition. She left via. the
Omaha, by way of the lakes, and will
return September LIST. Miss Iceberg
won out in the teachers contest given
by B. Monson few weeks ago where
in the most popular school teacher of
Blue Earth county was given free
to the Buffalo exposi-
tion.
Two Migrants were locked up yes
terday afternoon on suspicion that they
were the parties who last Friday went