Mankato

But some found good ground, and, lying dormant a full quarter of a century, then sprang up and fruited in the prison at Mankato.

Immediately on their reaching Mankato, he and his sister came up to visit them, and were glad to find them ready to listen.

Rev. Mr. Hicks, pastor of the Presbyterian church in Mankato, was also taken into their counsels and gave them aid.

While these events were transpiring in the prison at Mankato, a very similar work went on in the camp at Fort Snelling.

For a time they made their home in Mankato, Minn., and then removed to a farm twenty miles from town.