The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1901-05-17
The Free Press the Leader, Only 500 Year
A LARGE CLASS.
Norma! School Sends Out Over
a hundred
Interesting Program for Commencement
Week, Which Begias May 10Th and
Continues Until June 9th

The Mankato normal school will this
year turn out 1875 to $50 graduates, of
whom 30 have already received their
diplomas. The remainder will step
out at the close of the year.
A very interesting program for COM
mencement week has been prepared,
as follows:
Training School Observation-Disclosures
day morning, May goth, in the class
room from a. m. to II a. M, in nor
NAL hall at II a. m.
= Annual Sermon-By Rev. F. NJ.
Rule, D. D., Sunday afternoon, June
I'd, at 50 O'Clock, in the Presbyterian
church.
Glass Play-Sheridan 'TheRivals, !"
Tuesday evening, June 4th, at s
O. clock, in the opera house.
Faculty PERCEPTION to the Alumni
and the Graduating Glass Wednesday
evening, June 5th at 8 clock, in the
library.
! Glass Day ises-Thursday
morning, June 9th, at 80 O. clock, in
normal hall.
Alumni Day-Thursday: Business
meeting at p. m. in normal hall
/ Banquet after the commencement exer-
cises
! Commencement Exercises Thursday
evening, June 9th, at s. o'clock. in
normal hall. Address by James K.
Hosmer, Phi. D., of Minneapolis.
The following members Of the grad
uating class have already been elected
to positions as teachers for the COM
ing year, at the places and salaries set
opposite their names
Mildred Ager of Worthington, at
Dodge Center, $40; Hattie Austin of
Warsaw, at Grand Meadow, $40;
Kathleen Brosnan of Mankato, at
Vesta, SAT. so; Ella Ellington of
Candy, at Candy, $40 Bernita Booth
of Excelsior, at Duluth, $40; Mary
Cahill OF GAINESVILLE, at Montgomery,
$40; Anna Cary of Mapleton, at Du-
luth, $50 Minnie J. Crist of ST. Peter,
at Two Harbors.. $50 Caroline Elton
of Owatonna, at Duluths $50; Mary
Forsberg of Mankato, at Kasota, $50;
Ida Geske of Renville, at Jackson, $40
Della Gill of Mankato, at Chaska, $40
Nettie Gilmore of Lake Crystal, at
jamestown. N. D., $45; Edith HORT of
Mortified, at Amboy, $40; Hid a
Hammer of Mountain Lake, at Noun
tain Lake, $40; Lima Hensel of st.
Peter, at Slayton, $40; Frances Ham
mer of Mountain Lake, at Butterfeld,
$40 Grace Hurd of Mankato, at Free
man, $40; Ruth Jones of Mapleton, at
GAINESVILLE, $40; Gertrude Kelley of
Waseca. at Waseca, $40; Florence Kel-
sey of Mortified, Graceville, $40; Min
ME Leavitt of Eden Valley, at Fertile,
$40 Augusta NJ. McGonagle of Wa
SEGA, at Waseca, 40; Marguerite Mad
den of Bookings, S. D., at Shakopee,
$40; Louise Nellie of New Ulm, at
New Ulm, $40; Gertrude Nutter of
Mankato, at Montgomery, $40; Julia
O'Connor of st. Paul, at st. Paul;
Edith Pinney of Blue Earth City, at
Worthington, $42 90; Bertha Pain of
Minneapolis, at Duluth, $50 Florence
Pond of Brookings, S. D., at Duluth,
$780, Mabel Sherin of Winnebago, at
Duluth, $50; Monte Sutton of Winnie
bago, at Duluth, $50; Emma Schneider
ich of Mankato, at Montgomery. $40;
Marie Schrepel of LIE Sueur, at Hen
derson, $40; Lille Sthol of Carver, at
Henderson. $40; Lillian Smith of
Mankato, at Montgomery, $40; Cert
rude Sherman of Wells, at st. Peter,
$40; Helen Upham of Litchfeld, at
Henning, $40; Mary Walsh of Albert
Lea, at Adams, $40; Harriet Webb of
Dawson, at, Park Rapids, $40; Harriet
Weir of Minneapolis. at Minneapolis,
$40; Gertrude Yates of Mankato, at
Worthington, $42. so.