The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1902-04-18
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

.... LUJRL ANU In OONHIs
From fridays Daily
st. Peter horsemen have organized a
driving and matinee club.
James Mcclure, of ST. Paul, was in
the city today.
Captain Barrett, of the LeSueur
Sentinel, was in Mankato over night.
F. E. Hitchcock was up from st.
Paul today.
W. D. Abbott and J. Ludwig, of
Winona, were in the city this morn
ing.
Mrs. Apsley Smith, of Faribault is
visiting with Mrs. Olof Hanson, for a
few days.
ssszzRev. Idris Jones, of Cambria, Con-
gregational pastor there, is visiting in
the city.
/ Miss Jennie Warren, of Window,
returned to her home today after a
weeks visit with Mrs. c. o. Daley
Albert Hughes. formerly of this
city, has been appointed city attorney
of Wadena. He is brother of Thos.
and Evan Hughes.
Thomas Dooley returned today from
Watertown, South Dakota, where he
disposed of a quarter section of land
for 81, 600 cash. Mr.. Dooley reports
activity in land sales in that section
of the state.
| have splendid stock in barred
plymouth Rocks. Eggs for Matching
75c per setting, $500 per hundred
M. M. Cram.
The trial of the suit of the Mankato
Cooperative Creamery Association
against Geo. Ballard is still on in
Judge Cray's court.
The Slama Tea Company have leased
/ the Payne building, adjoining Mrs.
Frescholtz's store on South From
street, and will move there the latter
part Of this month, The Slama Tes
Co. is enjoying nice patronage
A son of Mr.. Rausch, 81 NORTH
Broad street, is down with small pox
J. G. Mclaughlin, Mapleton mai
who was sent to Mankato for treat
ment, walked into Health Office
Hielscher's Office this afternoon
broken out with smallpox.
:, W. Fl. Plymat has awarded the con
tract for erecting the eight room hous
which he is to have put up on hi
Fifth street property, to Kleinschmid
Bros, for So. 479, without the plumb
ing. The building is to be completes
!, by Aug, LIST. The plumbing contrac
will be awarded next Saturday.
Drs. Smith and Follman went t
Lake Crystal yesterday and assiste'
DR.. Williams to remove Mrs. Richar'
Lewis right eye. Mrs. Lewis has ha'
trouble with her eyesight for a lonl
period, and the operation has alread
!, given her relief. Mrs. Lewis is tn
, mother of 0verseer Lewis, of tn
poor farm.
The ejectment suit of Mrs. VIM
{ Standish against Fred Weitzel, VIII
: has possession of her farm in Bel
grade, which she has leased to anothe
3 tenant, was tried before Justice Wal
> rath in North Mankato, Thursday an
| Friday. w. R. Geddes appeared fo
? the plaintiff and 81. L. Schmitt fo
the defendant. The justice has til
l case under advisement.
The Enterprise notes the marriag
; of T. P. Hanna, of Mapleton, and Nil
Minnie Walker, of st. Charles, MINI.
on Wednesday. The couple will max
their home in Mapleton temporarily
l but the Enterprise says it is likel
that they will take up their permaneI
? residence in st. Paul where Mr.. Ham
contemplates opening a real esta'
office, his land holdings and bushes
q having increased 80 that it is desirab
8 that he reside in larger place.
~ Mr.. w. e. Palmer and Miss Emm
Krieg, of this city. were united
marriage last evening at 10 O'Clock
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. g. !
70 Palmer, 100 Broad street. Rev. F.
Is r. Miller, of the First Baptist churc
70 performed the ceremony. Only ne
relatives of the contracting parti
IS were present. A delightful lunches
t. was served. The bride was dressed
is white and wore roses. Mr.. and MI
n Clyde Tyler.acted as groomsman al
q bridesmaid.