The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1902-11-21
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

From Fridays Daily
Frank Murray, formerly an attorney |
of GAINESVILLE and well-known in Man
kato, was elected prosecuting attor
ney of Renville county.
From Saturdays Daily.
Charles Jensen of Mapleton was in
the city last night.
Judge James 81. Quinn of Fairmont
was in the city last evening.
A fine ten pound boy arrived to
brighten the Preside of Mr.. and Mrs.
Evan Hughes last night.
Miss Margaret Kitzung of Blue
Earth spent last night and today
visiting friends in the city. She is on
her way home from Minneapolis,
where she spent the summer with
sister.
Judge Hughes has appointed Paul
Seller of Watonwan county admins
traitor of the estate of his mother, the
late Mrs. Weischstadt The contest of
Mr.. Weischstadt's will can now be
commenced.
A. T. Clark, who has been conduct
ing general store on North Front
street, has packed his goods and will
go to his home in Lime Springs, Iowa,
for the present Later he will look
up another location. Mr.. Clark has
been here about six months.
North Mankato will undoubtedly
fall into line and contact for go candle
power boulevard lights to take the
place of the present electric light on
Belgrade avenue. The authorities
there have been waiting for those in
this city to act.
The Mankato Citizens Telephone
company showed commendable pub
lie spirit of Ii berality in opening its
lines and furnishing a night central
free Of charge, election night, thus
giving its patrons and the public the
results of the election within few
minutes after the count was completed
as its lines and its connections touch
almost every election precinct in the
county. Such spirit .of generosity
will not go unrewarded. Vernon
Center News.
From Mondays Daily.
/ l.. E. Cross of Deleyan was in Man
kato today.
Editor Sanborn of Madelia is in
Mankato today.
FrOI. IL. D0IuDV1e~-
was in the city yesterday.
| County Attorney A. A. Stone of st.
Peter was in the city today.
| L. N. Odds and wife of Wells were
guests at the Saulpaugh last night.
!, S. 8. Secor and L. g. Beebe Of
, Winnebago City were among the visi
tors in the city yesterday.
RI Andrew Madison, who has lately
| located at Sleepy Eye, was in the CITY
| today. He likes his new location.
s Architect Gerlach went to LAX
9 Crystal today to inspect the new banl
Y building and school house, now neari.
a completed.
A marriage license was granted to
day to VIM. F. Meyer of Morris
IS Stevens county, and Inez M. Everett
of this city.
Il L. N. Tompkins, auditor of Red
8 wood county, returned home yesterda
. after a weeks visit with his brother
y 81. b. Tompkins. While here MI
- Tompkins enjoyed day or two hum
! ing ducks.
John Mansfield has about conclude
20 TO practice law in Mankato, and
take one of the rooms over the M
tional Citizens bank heretofore occ'
pied by Judge Buck. The latter r
tains the corner room.
Ex-Postmaster Weddendorf of Ne
Oh Ulm will be accompanied to the CT
lts late this afternoon by Deputy U.
De Marshal Nimocks to furnish his boz
rs in the case in which the federal graz
DC Jury indicted him last week
~ Those who went out to the laE
Yesterday after ducks were genera
@ we'll rewarded. Ducks are numero'
ere but in few days will all be &c
lbs south, as the lakes are freezing ov
A Even the large lakes are frozen arou
you the shores.
De The Mankato Sidewalk company
some timber land in Pine coui
which it is cutting up. Several Nj
kato citizens, Colonel Widell among
low number, will take an interest in
ern enterprise a new saw LIN A''' :
l. in operation for some time.
II. C. Gerlach. while in Milwau
.r the other day, had talk with MT
,ro beers of the Falk company. with WI
: :. he is acquainted, in reference t.
tho street railway in Mankato. He was
,or sured that the company is ready
hos proceed with the negotiations IL
into stumbling block of the lighting
junction suit. could be removed.
The preliminary steps were ia
last night for the organization
e. club for the study of social scie
,ooIs President Charles f. Koehler of
tho normal and industrial school,
nhar elected temporary president and
twin fessor Willis II. Johnson 1ehpo
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