The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1911-09-29

put in on Range street. When com.
pleted both sides Of this street be-
tween Belgrade and. Nicollet ave-
nues will be equipped with walk.
Similar walks ought to be in on
Cross, Center and Sherman streets.
George W. Fletcher is so far re-
covered from the injuries which he
recently sustained in runaway
that he is able to be about his
home and feels no bad effects that
might delay his complete recovery.
Mrs. Erlck Erickson and Mrs.
John R. Thomas left this afternoon
for Chicago where they will make
short visit with friends. They
will return home the first of next
week.
DR.. and Mrs. F. B. Cowgirl left
for Faribault today to attend the an
nual Methodist conference which is
being held there this week.
Mrs. Herman Gutteman attended
the Garden City fair yesterday.
From thursdays Daily.
Professor B. Zieske has received
the sad news of the death of his
wife's mother, Mrs. Augusta Lob
man, which occurred at Professor
Zieske's home in New Ulm. The
funeral will take place tomorrow
afternoon. In order that Professor
Zieske may attend the funeral, a
substitute will have charge Of his
room during his absence.
Benjamin Ferminich has the con-
tract for painting the residence OF
Henry Mayer on River street, which
has been extensively improved by
the addition of large front porch
and other changes. Mr.. Fermenich
has recently completed the painting
of General Widell's residence on
Broad street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Marsh of Alex
andria, Mimi, left for their home
after a three days visit here with
Mr.. and Mrs. William Page. Mr..
and Mrs. Marsh are an uncle and
aunt OF Mrs. Page whom she has not
seen for thirty-seven years.
Glenn Page has purchased OF j.
p Reed, through the agency OF NJ.
G. Willard, lot 10, block /, of Nels
Andersons addition to North Man
kato 1t is very desirable prop
erty. Mr.. Page contemplates build
ing a house on the lot.
Work was begun today on the su.
lperstructure OF the residence being
built by John Larson on the corner
of Wheeler avenue and Center
street. When completed it will Oe
one of the largest and most modern
I in the village.
DR.. and Mrs. Norton and children
of Woonsocket, S. D., who have
been visiting Fred Fox, brother OF
Mrs. Norton, and other relatives here
the past two weeks, left for their
home this morning.
George Charland is constructing a
cement sidewalk adjacent to the
west side of his lot on the corner
f.! of Nicollet avenue and Range
street
Thressa Banker Of Thorn, N. d..
will make her home with hei
brother, f. C. Banker. here while at
tending the normal school.
The annual harvest home supper
will be served by the ladies at the
Methodist church tomorrow evening
beginning at five o'clock.
Mrs. l.. ]. temple, former resi-
dent of the village, is visiting friends
and former neighbors for a few days
/ Miss Nellie Burrill, who has been
seriously i'll the past three weeks, is
reported better today.
From Fridays Daily
! Complaint has been made about
the boisterous action and unwar
ranted noise made by the large mum
Der OF boys who have been congre
eating evenings under the arc light
near the school house. Constable
Nixon has been called upon to put a
stop to it and no further trouble is
anticipated. Like many other good
i things the trouble has been that the
! sport and frOlic of these boys have
been carried too far, making it in
tolerable for, the residents in thai
! vicinity, and bringing condemnation
upon themselves. Nothing is more
! agreeable than to see children play
ing and having a good time at legit
innate games, ETC., but the danger
lies in the extreme, causing it to be
come nuisance.
| A. l.. Wheeler is having a cement
sidewalk put in on the Range street
side of his property occupied by w
Z. Stewart. George Charland, who
has recently taken up cement work
will do the work. This piece of walk
in connection with the walk adjoin
ing and adjacent to Mr.. Charland's
home now being put in, will maxi
the first complete walk between Bel
grade and Nicollet avenue. The
action OF these gentlemen is com
mendable Others should do like
wise as walks on the cross street:
are very much needed.
!, NJ c.. Johnson was the highes
bidder at the sale of the home which
he formerly owned and which wa'
sold by Deputy Sheriff Nixon las