The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1902-02-21

tendance ana the OCCASION was greatly
enjoyed by all.
From Mondays Daily.
M. o. Sundt is the proud father of
fine son.
Mrs. j. L. Washburn.of Duluth
spent Sunday with. friends in the city.
O. G. Dale and o. ]. Skjei of Madi-
son, MINI. we're in the city yesterday.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Clague of Lam
berton were Saulpaugh guests last
night.
G. b. Brush of Fergus Falls ..is...in
the city. He is national bank ex-
aminer.
Olof Hanson is in Faribault.. after
an order to prepare plans for bust
ness building.
A couple of inches of snow fell yes
terday morning, making sleighing, but
the sun has since taken some-of it.
]. B. Nielsen 81 Co, opened the
season this morning by putting force
of brick layers at work on Tony Klages
new store building on North Front
street. ... ,.a.-.... .~,-.
Mrs. Hugh Spencer arrived in the
city early this morning and is stop
ping with Mrs. Lorin Cray. She
leaves Tomorrow afternoon for
Chicago
Mr.. and Mrs w. b. Wilson arrived
Saturday from Owatonna to visit their
daughter, Mrs. G. o. Daley. Mr..
Wilson returned home today, but Mrs.
Wilson will remain several weeks
J. B. Richards will return Wednes-
day from Morris, where he has been
3 for week, acting as an adjuster for
the insurance companies in the adjust
ment for loss on a stock of general
merchandise.
Z Judge J. E. Porter, Assessor P. e..
Jordan, Geo. M. Phillips, John
R. Thomas and Chas. F. Hsllmar
: went to st. Paul this after
noon to attend the grand lodge of the
Q A. o. U. W., which opens there to
Is morrow
W. h. Vaughn .of Emmettsburg
Iowa, is in the city on his return
from trip to the northern part of tn
state. He was formerly resident o
n Mankato, moving away eleven year
ago. He still follows the tailorin
D. business.
g, Those calling at the Free Pres
10 counting room will find it much NOR
D. conveniently arranged than hereto
70 fore, by transposition of the counters
9. desks and railing. The new arrange
a ment gives more room, which Wa
st much needed.
y Four young men under the infiuent
Of liquor disturbed a dance on Popls
OF street Saturday night Chief Bowe
III was summoned and placed the fol-
IN under arrest. In the police court tn
morning they pleaded guilty to Il
nd charge Of disorderly Conduct, and eat
n paid %. 65.
'sn Madison Lake has several bril-
'h- buildings in sight. Allyn Bros, pr
pose to erect one 40 by rs feet, t
sn- second floor to be used as hall
has brick block with frontage of 10 fee
ty. to be built for the bank, drug ste
an and hardware store, is talked of. T
second floor of this would also be us
cir as hall.
ght Peter SPENCER has disposed of
me interest in the North Front street b
raj Der shop to his partner, Mic Hit
iwo and has accepted position in
shop of his brother, Mic SPENCER,
lid the Free Press building, where he "
re- be found hereafter. Mic SPENCER
led his shop fitted up with the most u
The dern conveniences and can acommod
> at all his customers, having four chat
The trial of Elmor W. Fowler
.sed the charge of keeping rooms at Ls
ock Crystal for immoral purposes t
for place before Judge .Shissler toda
he D. A. Reed of Lake Crystal assis
be- County Attorney Wilson. and W.
Comstock appeared for the defenda