The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1911-05-05
A. G. LACK MADE THE
FIRST VICE PRESIDENT
Second Meeting of the Minnesota
Rexall Club.
BUSY SESSION OF DRUGGISTS
Organization Formed a Year
Ago; Many Questions Up
for Discussion.
BUSY SESSION OF DRUGGISTS

Minneapolis. May 3.-Permanent
organization OF the Minnesota Rexall
club was effected by druggists from
all parts Of the state, in an all-day
session at the West hotel yesterday.
About tbirty-livc were present, repre-
scnting u total membership of sew
enty There is only one member in
each city. and each member is a
stakeholder in the United Drug com
pany of Boston, manufacturer OF the
Rexall remedies The members are
being organized in state associations
by Thomas V. Wooten OF Chicago,
who is present today, with e. w.
Bartram, II. w. Taylor and Jack
Barr of Boston, and T.. c. Marsh
of Chicago, representatives of the
United Drug company,
Organized Year Ago.
The Minnesota club was first form
ed at a meeting held last June at
Minnctonka. Carl w. Brenner of
Saltwater, who was elected presi-
dent then, presided yesterday. with
f. A. Brown of Winona, as secretary
and treasurer. Mr. Bremen today
appointed the following committees:
Rules and Bylaws: c. A. Jack,
Princeton; II. T.. Barto, Fairmont;
J. c. Hanson, Winthrop; w. Ii.
Rethwell. LIE Sueur; J. w. Cook,
PipestOne.
Nominations w S. Smetana, Hop
kins; George w. Beckett, Staples;
A. w. Scharping, Arlington; J. ].
Greaves, Glencoe; George II. Good
rich, AuOka.
Officers for the ensuing year were
elected late today, as follows:
Lack Vice President.
President, Henry Voegeli, Mime
apolis; first vice president, A. G.
Lack Mankato; second vice presi-
dent, E. A. Brown, Winona: third
vice president, John e. Malloy, Aus
tin; secretary-treasurer, II. G. Sven
Chairmen of Standing Committees.
On candy, John Connell, Luverne;
on toilet goods. J. II. Beise, Fergus
Falls; on stationery, E. NJ. Tread
way, Duluth; Oh cigars, J. G. Ander-
son, Wadena: on soda fountain, II.
T. Holverson, Alexandria; on pho.
tOgraphic goods, Evander, Wheaton;
on leather goods, N. f. Sylvander,
Redwing; Oh advertising, Carl w.
Bremen, Saltwater; on special sales,
a.,
venir days, A. e. Lofstrom, Itch
field: on salespeOple, f. NJ Parker,
st: Paul; on entertainment, Martin
Molitor, st. Cloud
Trade Questions Discussed.
Trade questions were discussed at
both sessions today, relating to the
handling of various lines of goods
which members of the club sell The
session concluded with BANQUET at
the West hotel at p. m Among
those in attendance today are: C. A.
Jack, Princeton, Mimi; Thomas Voc
geli, Minneapolis; Carl w. Bremen.
saltwater. Mimi; f.. F. Harms.
Hutchinson, Mimi; II. c. Nicholson.
Hudson, Wis; J. w. Cook, Pipe
stone, Mimi; J. c. Hanson, Win
throp, Mimi; H. w. Scharping, Ar
lington. Mimi; Mrs. John Council
L,uverne, Mimi: f. Fl. Brown, Wi
mona, Mimi; w. ii. RethwelI, lie
Sueur, Mimi; w. E. Lawrence, IN
ternatiOnal Falls. Mimi: William r.
Rake, Minneapolis, Mimi; II. T..
/ Holvcrson, Alexandria, Mimi; A. G..
Lack, lIankato, Mimi: A. E. LOT
strOm, Litchlield, Mimi; Charles
Fiesler, Sank Center, Mimi; Jay
Greaves, Glencoe, Mimi: j. j. Clark.
Boston, Mimi; n. f. Sylvander,
Redwing, Mimi.