The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1901-08-23
l.. S. Hackney of st. Paul was in
the city over night. He belongs to the
Mankato-St. Paul land syndicate.

the CITY over nlgnt. he belongs TO the
Mankato-St. Paul land syndicate.
The Sunday school of the Welsh G.
M. church had picnic at Sibley park
yesterday that was largely attended
and greatly enjoyed.
An umbrella, napkin, a table
knife, plate, and child's hat which
were left at Sibley parkTuesday evening
can be had'at Geo. Atchison bus Office.
A raiload postoffice Car was started
today over the st. Peter branch line
from Mankato to New Ulm. This will
be great convenience to the towns
on the branch.
If day could be night and night
could be day, if smiles could be tears
and tears could be smiles, something
might do you as much good as Rocky
Mountain Tea. J. G. Thro.
Painter Johnson is having plans pre-
pared for 81, 200 brick veneered cot
tage which he intends to erect in
North Mankato this fall.
The Juvenile band went to Lake
Crystal today to participate in the
band tournament there. Its friends
expect it to take the honors.
Michael Horn of North Mankato,
freight conductor on the Chicago
Great Western, has since yesterday
numbered a nine pound girl among his
possessions.
The board of trade street railway
committee has raised nearly enough
money to acquire the surveys and esti
mates deemed necessary in order to
place the matter before the business
men with view to obtaining SUBJ
scriptions for stock.
A. r. Exile has surmounted his fine
new building on Jackson street with
an imposing eagle carved out of stone.
The carving is a fine piece of work,
and the figure sets off the building
very nicely. Mr.. Exile will occupy the
basement and one store room of the
building with his marble works He
has not yet leased the balance.
Brother Neff was down from Lake
Crystal the other day and picked up
several items of interest for his excel
lent paper. Among others was this :
Mr.. Reynolds, city editor Of the Re
view, is going to Chicago with his
son, who is fifteen years old the boy
is anxious to enter the navy, and
Chicago is where he will go to take a
physical examination, and if he passes
will be sent to training ship at
once. 1t is a good place for boys ;
they will be brought up in the right
kind OF way, and all become useful
men.
Misses Minnie and Eva Schoyen and
Mr.. Leo Carney of this city, with Miss
Theresa Randall of Amboy will give a
musical entertainment at the opera
house in Amboy Wednesday evening,
August 2Sth. The people of that little
city will be furnished with a rare
treat. Mr.. Carney has most pleasing
baritone voice, and under the direction
of Mrs. Snyder he has made rapid
progress during the past year. Miss
Randall lisa pianist of exceptional merit
and is we'll known to the people Of
Amboy. Miss Eva Schoyen is the
youngest girl celloist in the northwest
and she plays with great skill. Miss
Minnie Schoyen, who has been under
instruction of Prof. Carl Reidelsberge1
of Minneapolis for some time, is one
of the finest violinists of her years tc
be found in the country. This com.
bination of young folks should receive
a hearty and liberal reception at the
| hands of the good people of Amboy.