The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1902-01-24
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
From Saturday and Mondays Daily.

VIM. Ott or MyrHd, was In MankatO
today.
s. c. Brooks of Mapleton was in the
city today.
Michael Ulman of Quincy, ILL.,, is
visiting his sister, Mrs. Fred Kron.
81. G. Hotaling, editor of the Maple
ton Enterprise, was in Mankato today.
w. D. Smith and wife of Winnebago
City were attendants at the theatre
last evening.
Mrs. D. E. Cuppernull of Virginia,
Mimi, is visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. E. D. Wilmot.
Miss Addie Bigham of Redwood
Falls is visiting her sister, Mrs. E. F.
Soaring, for a few days.
Mrs. G. w. Gomez from Waseca is
visiting her daughter, Mrs Ed.
Rausch, for a couple of weeks.
City Treasurer Throdahl returned
Saturday from months visit with
his daughter at DEVILS Lake, N. D.
Col. Gus Widell treated the Masonic
lodge to a banquet at the Palace res
taurant last night after adjournment
Two additional free delivery routes
have been ordered established cut from
Lake Crystal, and two routes out from
Amboy.
Hon. M. J. Bowling of Renville
spent last evening with the .Drs. Hol-
man. The speaker and the doctor were
old college chums.
P. Schwietzer, a former Mankatoite,
now landlord of hotel in West Su-
perior, is in the city visiting friends
for few days.
DR.. and Mrs M. L. Wayland of Fari-
bault were in the city today. DR..
Wayland was formerly practicing
physician of this city.
Harry Shissler returned today from
Chicago Heights andwill visit his par
ents until spring. He is recovering
! lEOLu ill dGLdCh VI phOunlOuld.
Marriage licenses were issued today
to Tgbert l. Williams and Julia E. O..
Thorson, both of Medo, and Frank
Vaughn of Jamestown and Florence
Puitz of LeRay.
| D. c. Wood has leased his hotel at
Lake Crystal to other parties and will
reside with his son, Lele, who has
taken the management of good hotel
at Lake Mills, Iowa.
Fl. B. Armstrong of Tivoli received
two Plymouth Rock cockerels today
from the eastern part of the state, and
reports them as beauties. The sire Of
these was a $50 prize winner.
L. Patterson and daughters, Mrs. J.
| G. Cotton and Miss Ivy Patterson, and
Mrs. Cotton's son expect to leave one
| week from today for Los Angeles,
Cal, to spend two or three months.
Mrs. Lucas Troendle of Mapletor
was operated upon at Rochester two o.
three days ago for gall stones, ant
passed the ordeal successfully, fac
which her friends will be glad Il
know.
f. f. Kanne, a banker of Watervill,
! and inventor and manufacturer of 1
grain meter that is being successful.
used on threshing machines to measur,
the grain threshed, was in Mankat
today.
Work was resumed Thursday in tn
quarries at Kasota and Monday mex
the stonecutters will go to work. M
merous orders have been received TO
! stone since operations were suspende
a month ago.
The directors of the Msnkato Stat
, bank today reelected J. 81. Ray presi
dent, DR.. q. G. Harrington vice presi
dent, Jno R. Thomas cashier, E
Schoyen assistant cashier, and T. c
;, Nicholson teller.
q Fl. S. Pfeffer and August Potter c
Blue Earth were in the city today
consult with Pass & Schippel abou
r plans for new business. block, 81 b
q 60 feet, which they are to erect the1
g the present year.
s The remains of the late John
e Whitney will be inferred at county e.
Is pense tomorrow. The daughter VIII
/ lives in the east has been heard from
but said that she was unable to rais
money to pay the funeral expenses.
Chas Macbeth of Eagle Lake,
cousin of Chas. J. Macbeth of tn
;, city, is seriously ill with typhoi
fever. A report gained currency la
week that twas Chas. Bennett of tn
8 city who was sick, but this was il
. correct.
A. A. Juliar of Decoria, son of N
!, Juliar, has engaged Pass & Schipp
q TO prepare plans for a fine two stol
= frame residence which he intends
erect on his farm in Decoria the con
: ing summer at cost of about 81, 90
The house will be of handsome desigl