The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1902-03-28
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

in the city today.
One disorderly was before the court
this morning and paid $S. 90.
Mrs. Geo. F. Robson and daughter
of Window were in Mankato today.
Senator Geo. w. somerville1 Of
Sleepy Eye dined at the saulpaugh
today.
A. E. Blow, who is stopping at the
City Hotel, found bicycle in North
Mankato on Saturday. -----s=-.s
A marriage license was granted to-
day to Ernest More and Fannie b.
Hussey. both of Mapleton.
D. Y. Davis went to Redwood Falls
Yesterday on business, accompanied
by Evan Lloyd of ST. Peter.
Seeding has commenced quite gener-
ally in the county. Farmers In
Decoria were at work at it yesterday.
The Guenthur family, at 617 North
Fourth street, was qusrantined today.
The entire family, eight persons, is
down with the small pox.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. P. Hunt returned
last night from Las Vegas, New
Mexico, where they have been spend
ing the past three weeks.
E. P. SUaede returned last night
from southern California, where he
has spent the winter. His family
will remain a month longer, before re-
turning home. Mr.. Staede is looking
and feeling we'll.
Only one man put in an appearance
last night at the place designated for
the meeting to organize social club,
and the plan of organizing such a
club has been dropped for the present.
A dead dog was found back of Theo.
Williams office, near the Milwaukee
freight depot this morning. 1t had
froth at itsmouth and had the ap-
pearance of having died of rabies. 1t
is not known who owned the dog.
Some one stole a White Leghorn
rooster from John Miller, of 61O East
Vine street, last night, leaving a dead
one in it's place. He complained to
Officer Daniels, who succeeded in re-
covering the rooster for him.
The committee on new pastor of
the Congregational church will be pre-
pared to submit report at meeting
of the congregation and society next
Monday night. Two names are under
consideration and will be presented.
The report Of the state board of
health shows that small pox is decreas-
ing, there being 254 new cases for the
week ending March 18th, against 445
for the week previous. Glue Earth
county was credited with 20 cases at
that date.
The friends of A. G. Liedloff, who
graduates from the medical college OF
the university this year, are pleased to
hear that he has received an appoint
ment as Intern in st. Paul city and
county hospital for the following year.
Attorney c. n. Andrews spaniel
dog acted peculiarly Sunday fore
noon, and Officer Bienapf dispatched
it. Fears were expressed that it was
bitten by the mad dog two or three
weeks ago, but it had no symptoms OF
poisoning.
Chief Bowen received a telephone
message from Faribault Sunday,
making inquiries in regard to John
Hurst, who was reported as having
gone insane there. Hurst formerly
lived in Mankato and owned property
in Dukes addition and elsewhere, but
sold out ard moved away and his lost
his residence here.
P. A. Gunders has asked to have the
Judgment opened up and leave granted
him to answer, in the case Of the
Minneapolis Journal Printing Co. VS..
Geo. johnson and P. A. Gunders
Jay Henry Long is attorney for Mr..
Gunders, who was on Johnson's bond.
The hearing comes up April LIST.