The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1902-08-01
RERSOhL AND LOCAL.
From Wednesdays Daily.

From Wednesdays Daily.
:. s. @. Stebbins of Winnebago wa Ii
the city today.
Mrs. F. A. Turrittin of KAT sofa Wis
tied in the city today.
g. W. Gress of Sleepy Ely break
tasted at the Saulpaugh.
Alvin Small of R edwood Fal lis was
guest at the Stahl House over night.
Postmaster David Cross Of Amboy
was caller on Cons FRESHMAN dcCIeary
this afternoon.
Mrs. Peter Dickey of Waite rville re.
turned home today after vi sit with
Mrs. J. s. Davies
B. F. Mcmillan, lumbe rman of
Mcmillan, Wis, is in the city looking
after some property il interests.
]. E. Reynolds W, aat to ST. Paul
yesterday afternoon TO spsnd few
days. He will comm snce his duties
with the Free Press So tturday.
Miss Edith Proctor, who is employ
ed in the Office of the ST. Paul Dis
patch, arrived last light to be the
guest of Mrs. c.. L. Kennedy for a
week. s.---..,.-.- ---,
Mrs. D. N. Wallace Of Webster, S:
D., arrived yesterday 10 visit her
sister, Mrs. j. 8. Davi IS The two
ladies went to Lake Wills on today to
visit for week or ten day &.
S. D. Works returned vest erday from
trip to Montreal, Canada, where he
went to look over come Ian d. He is
quite enthusiastic over the prospects
Of the country THAI he visited. He
saw wheat nearly as high as his head:
Miss Erna Lossow, Miss Clara Cords
and Walter PagenkoPf returned to
their homes at St. Clair today, after
recovering from the appendicitis at
st. Joseph's hospital. The two latter
were operated upon.
g. Correll is enjoying a visit from
his grandson. Eugene Correll, OF Peru,
Ind. The. young man is ten years
old, and came alone from Chicago.
He expects to remain until the mid
ole of September. /
Only two candidates have fled with
the county auditor for the primary
election thus far. They are Gaylord
Lamb for register Of deeds, and @. J.
Laurisch of Mapleton for representa-
tive i
Mic Juliar returned today from two
weeks service settling loss to crops by {
hail for the Farmers United Town
ship Mutual Hail Insurance Co. He /
went as far as Buffalo Lake and b
Hector, and reports much damage by g
hail.
81. E. 81 ance moved into his new q
store, formerly occupied by Dooley & o
Co., today. The store is 100 feet deep
md is we'll lighted by skylights and
prism glass at both ends and one side.
The store is thoroughly modern
,ne, and one to be proud Of {
Cal. Limpert isgetting his Union
aundry machinery out of the
where it was burned.
He has not yet secured a new
ocation. M. A. Sherk & Son will =
ear out the interior of the building =
Ind will rebuild.
J. J. Gould today moved his saloon ii
lures and stock to Joseph Mander-
eld's building, 500 South Front street, O.
formerly occupied as a restaurant. e.
Jhas. J. Macbeth will move the old b
zarmany meat market into the build f,
ng vacated by Mr.. Gould, just south o
If Geo. Pond store. O
County Attorney Wilson has return e.
ID from his trip to Huron, S. D., n
where he looked after land owned tt
ointly by him and J. B. Ogle. The
,rops are fine, wheat promising TWEEN 81
y bushels to the acre on the place tt
There was hot wind yesterday that g
vas injurious to corn, but small grain
s so far along that 1t Is safe. I'll
Alderman Eichstaedt and M. Evans d.
ode their bicycles to LIE Sueur
md back yesterday, on business.
They found the trip hard
me. They are convinced that an a
automobile Is the thing, for Clarence fl
'aulpaugh passed them near St.
'eter, rode all around that town, and 2 2
gain passed them at Bradley's cross \
ng.
DR.. J. G. Curryer was up from st. = =
Paul today, getting material for the
armers institute book. He has a
lumber of interesting pictures of his
york training Betsy Tell, colt. He y
'egan the day the colt was foalsd, and
n the twelfth day was able to drive
t in shafts through the streets and
'ast street cars He also has photo
,raphs of his son, VANS, place three n
niles from Hinckley. NJ