The Mankato free press., 1902-06-13

F. J. Bomberger and family OF
Mapleton were in the city last night.
Red and blue handkerchiefs. 1Oc
quality removal sale DC. Henry +.
Hance.
Geo. F. Southwick, editor OF the
Madison Lake New Era, was n Man
kato today.
Special prices on 100 dozen boys
knee pants at the removal sale. Henry
E. Hance.
Rev. and Mrs. W. A. Wilkin OF
Bricelyn, visited at the home of Rev.
and Mrs. M. A. Summers today.
It is worth your while to look at
our negligee shirts before buying. We
give you.cut price at .-remoEsi SALE
Henry E. Hance.
Miss Rosa Cox, who is reacher at
Luverne, is visiting her brother. Prof.
U. o. Cox, and family, and will re-
main two or three weeks.
Hot weather winners Our outing
coats and trousers, for less money than
you can buy them elsewhere at the
Removal Sale. Henry E. Hance.
1t the educational opportunity Of
your lifetime. The Chicago Weekly
Inter Ocean and this paper 81. 40 for
one year. ,..a,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Brinkman, of
Montevideo, arrived in the city today
in the course of a wedding trip and
are visiting at the home of Rev. and
Mrs. F. E. r. Miller.
Rev. J. G. Curry of Sherburn stop
ped off today on his way home from
the Baptist association held in Kasota
to see his friends, Rev.. and Mrs.
Marcus Hanson.
Clay and Wilkin county farms. for
sale. Will take steam -threshing outfit
as part payment for farm. Give full
description in first letter. W. E.
| EDl1QR, baru0SVllIc MILL
A. Anderson and wife returned
today from three weeks visit with
relatives in Lincoln and Mower
counties. Mr.. Anderson recently sold
his farm in Decoria township and
went north to look over land, driving
both ways. They enjoyed the trip.
but found no land that compares with
Blue Earth county soil.
DIR. and Mrs. Andrews left this af
ternoon over the Omaha road for Sara
toga, New York, where the doctor
goes to attend the American Medical
association. From st. Paul they take
special train over the Milwaukee. This
train is especially fitted out for ply
sicians and their wives who attend the
convention at Saratoga. The train
leaves st. Paul at s 80 this evening
and stops only for fuel and water be-
tween st. Paul and Saratoga.
From Mondays Daily.
F. E. Watson was down from Wells
today.
| Wanted-1OO berry pickers. in
quire A. Alway, Eagle Lake.
| F. N. Hunt of Blue Earth was il
the city Saturday evening.
H. c. Akers, who is very slow, il
enjoying visit from his sister.
| Attorney NJ E. Foley of Fulda wa'
in the city Saturday afternoon.
A daughter has arrived to bles
the home of Prof. and Mr.. Geo. E
Partridge.
Pajamas-Just the thing for warn
weather. You can buy them at Gu
price at the removal sale. Henry E
Hance.
A marriage license was granted to
day to Emma Schultz of Mankat
township and Albert Krugel of Maple
ton.
Richard Wigley is able to be up an
, dressed, after his long illness. Hi
many friends are glad to know of hi
) Improvement.
P. K. johnson of Brainerd arrive
d in the city Saturday to visit friends
I He will remain until after the semi
centennial celebration.
Il OWatonna Journal: Miss Perrin @
j Mankato who has been visiting friend
at the city hospital, returned to he
:, home this morning.
i Mrs. .. o. Pitcher and daughter
Miss Fanny, and Miss Helen N
-. Phillips of the normal school facult
q left yesterday for Los Angeles, Ca
They will be gone two months.
: Harry A. De Vaux, president of tt
: Worlds Food Stock Co., is treatin
his friends to cigars today. It's
girl, born at his home yesterday afte
noon.
. J. Wigley, who has been home fl
two months, caring for his father, b;
been appointed general agent for Il
Chicago Inter Ocean for Minneso
~ and Northern Wisconsin, and left Fl
" Chicago today.
Thirty or forty members of Il
Athletic club enjoyed picnic at Lal
= Washington yesterday, and TWEEN
% members of the Ladies' Athletic cll
had an enjoybale outing at La
81 Emily.
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