The Mankato free press., 1912-02-02

newest member secured is Rudolph
members is as follows: Ralph Fields,
Henry Mayer, Fred Strause, George
Lundholm, Merrill Walrath, A. p.
Rudbeck, Carl Otto, William Page,
j. e. r. Meek, James Ables, J. e.
Mcclure, Ed Du Bois, L. f. Wilson,
P. P. Plyler, Floyd Day, C. A. Beck.
mann, l.. r. Jaehn, e. Cornelius, Will
liam McGuickin, Louis Larson, Fred
Kranz, Byron Ball, John Farm, Hans
Lund, Glenn Kotthoff, Richard Hack,
William Heiser, Hubert Hack, A.
T. Carlson, William Fields, Rev.
Guigley, w. w. Barr. C. 8. Erickson,
Ben Page. Leo ftobel. G. r.. Hansen,
Engrel Nielsen, Andrew Lundgren,
II. Schuman, Henry VIII, Ed Dubke.
John Solomon. Joseph Neubert, T.
A. Johnson, Nels Lund, p. Carlstrom,
J. B. Coy, J. N. Berendt, M. NJ.
Cram, John Koppen, J. Gustafson,
L. Gleesnes. w. Hodapp, Ed Banker,
Leonard Wagner, j. Hamilton, Nels
Dubois, T. e. Lundholm, w. A.
Craver, F. Kron, Fl. Welch, Building
and Loan association, Phil Leas, Au.
gust Johnson, J. P. daven, Troy
Himmelman, c. Mcdonald, Ed Wus.
SOW, Professor Zeiske, p. Schmitt,
Peter Schwatz, J. Andring. Mr. Wal.
rad, DR.. A. F. Schmitt, L. l.. Bur.
rill, L. Larson, J. H. Minks, C. Rud.
berg, John O'Brien, w. A. Reeves
Tom O'Brien. Gus Nielsen, Joseph
Studelska, Herman Hack, Paul
Dubke, John Peterson, Charles Dieg.
nau, r. S. Johnson, Albert Will, j.
Strusz, Frank Smith, Frank Mention
George Lossow, Frank Wild. William
Bohrer, Herman Rosine. 0. A. No
bles, II. Guttman, Robert Brown, Ce.
Gil Eberlein and Rudolph Wachtler
Hose Co. No. 1 of North Mankato
gave a dance last evening at the
fire station. About 200 people were
present and all had most enjoyable
time. Loyet's orchestra furnished
the music. After the dance refresh
ments we're served. This was CON
sidered one OF the most successful
dances Of the season.
The Young Peoples society of the
Swedish Congregational church OF
] North Mankato will meet at Albin
Peterson's home this evening All
members are requested to be present
at this social gathering.
| Grandma Melvine who was serious.
ly injured by fall is improving
nicely and is now able to be around
again.
M. M. Grams saw mill which was
closed down Wednesday will begin
operating again Monday.
Thomas Pape and Joseph Gripe
have installed Citizens phones In
their residences. tr.-,
The Bundle Bee club met at the
II. l.. Haven last evening.
From Saturdays Daily.
Organized Calendar Club.
Not only the men but the women
are interested in making North Man.
kato better and more beautiful
town to live in. Mrs. J. B. Nielsen.
assisted by Mrs. F. B. Cowgirl en-.
tertained a company OF ladies at
her beautiful home on Cornelia
street yesterday afternoon to or.
ganize a Calendar club. The need OF
a woman's club in North Mankato
was discussed, and the outcome OF
it was that the Calendar club was
organized. Mrs. F. B. Cowgirl was
appointed to represent the year 1912.
She appointed the following twelve
ladies each to represent month:
January, Mrs., J. b. Nielsen; Febru
ary, Mrs. Walrod; March, Mrs,
Thomas Smith; April, Mrs. Rost;
May, Mrs. Nixon; June, Mrs. Chill
gren; July, Mrs. A. Anderson; Au.
gust, Mrs. w. o. Walker: Septem.
Der, Mrs. Nels Du Bois: October,
Mrs. Ethel Du Bois; Novembep
Mrs. G. e. Ball: December, Mrs.
Yarwood.: Each of these ladies will
select four others to represent the
weeks. For the present the club
will be limited to sixty-one mem
bers. Meetings will be held the
last Friday in each month. The
months will be called together soon
to arrange a program for the years
work. The object of the club is self
improvement, village Improvement,
social enjoyment, and Christian help
fulness. Delicious refreshments were
served by Mrs. Nielsen, assisted by
her daughter, Lillian, and Mrs. Grue,
after which all departed with q feel.
ing of enthusiasm for the success
and usefulness OF the Calendar club.
Leroy Charland was given a very
enjoyable surprise last evening at
his home, 256 Nicollet avenue. Dane.
ing and music were features of the
Ievening. Refreshments were served.
The school board of North Man.
kato was to have held a meeting
last night, but as there was not a
quorum present, no meeting was
held.
A. l.. Wheeler who was recently
operated on, suffered a relapse a
few days ago, but is improving con.
siderably today.
The North Mankato council will
hold q meeting this evening at 1880
p. m. A full attendance is desired.
(Feom Mondays paily.)
At the meeting of the village coun-
Gil of North Mankato Saturday even
ing it was decided to have the copies
of the ordinance regulating the op-