The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1914-10-02
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From Tuesdays Daily
One hundred andsdhir,y-nine bust
ness rens'of this city. and the mem
bers OF the Mankato band left the
Dan Patch station at eight O'Clock
this morning on the Commercial
clubs sociability run TO Faribault
| About a hundred and thirty OF these
people had given their names to Mr.
Soaring, Secretary of the club during
| the past two or 'fhree days, but
| there were some who did not decide
| 10 go until this morning. Room was
made for them all on the Dan Patch
! train, n special train of two coaches
being given over to the party.
On the train was a long banner
with the words, "Mankato CONNER.
cial Club" ard each member Of the
club vino went had a badge with the
words "Mankato Commercial Club
September 2S 1914"
First stop Madison Lake.
The tickets. lists of members OF
the party. and programs CT the days
trip were given out by Z. +. Soaring
and J. e. Creedon, the ticket agent
for the line. The train left just a
few minutes after eight and the
first stop was at Madison Lake.
| where the entire body marched up
the STREET.-THE the bank corner. led by
the band. After having the band play
few selections there the party dis
persed and the men went their sep
arate ways calling on friends and
naming new acquaintances. A warn
ing whistle signal was given five
minutes before the train started and
the departure from Madison Lake
was made at 9:20 q. m.
At Elysian, the next stop, a similar
program was carried out, and at
Waterville, where the station Is con-
siderable distance from the town, the
party marched up to the business
section OF town, where the band
played and the commercial men Wis
tied with the business people OF the
village.
Brief Stay at Morristown.
4 very brief stay was made at
Morristown, and the departure from
there was made at noon. Faribault
was reached al about one o'clock
Here tie party led by the band
marched TO the Brunswick hotel
where luncheon was served. After
luncheon the band gave concert,
and the tourists scattered about the
city, remaining until four o'clock this
afternoon, No stops will be made
between Farihault and Mankato on
the return trip.
The committee in charge OF the
trip was composed of +. +. Crandall,
president Of the club. H. y. Soaring,
secretary, C., Il. Butler, G.. G. Perkins.
NJ. r. Sullivan, +. J. Busch, and +.
w. Kruse.
Those On The Trip.
Those who went are:
T. f. Crandail OF Huk>lrd & Palm
er company. president of Commercial
club. - .. ~
Judge Loria. Cray. president Ma
tioDal Gitizens bank vice president
Commercial clubyrn
+. +. Soaring, secretary and treas
urer, Mankato Commercial club.
w. ID. Willard, cashier. First Ma.
tional bank.
George w Sugden. vice president
NATIONAL t1tlIcnS pa0k.
Emil Schoyen, cashier, Mankato
State bank. .r
+. NJ. Currier. of Rosenberger &
Currier.
b. +. Pay of Fowler e. Pay.
= A. J. Veigel, postmaster
ID. w. Radichel and =. II. Radichel
OF North Star Concrete company.
Frank W. Landkamer Of Land.
knmer Bros. ~r~
J. A. Ross. general agent Acme
Harvester company.
w. II. Pay of Pay Candy company
J. E. Brett and John II. Koch of
George +. Brett, Inc.
Fred w. Kruse OF +. w. Kruse
company. ..
w. II. Wilcox OF Mankato Manu-.
featuring company.
DR.. j. w. Andrews.
A. VI. Stein. a.
Professor G.. T.. Nettleton OF Brand
rup & .Nettleton.
John ID. Deets, Secretary Southern
Minnesota Better Development league
A. G. WATSON for Rosenberger & 4
Currier.
F. l.. Dabcock, for Hayes-Lucas !
Lumber company.
George G. Perkins.
Don V. Daignau OF Pastime theatre
and one assistant.
VI. J. Molloy, for Standard Lumber
company.
Herman Knoff of II. knott Manu-
featuring company. I
A. G. Roemer and W. +. Liedloff /
for Lampert Lumber company.
H. c, Gerlach. -
Chris. Danielsnn.
John V. Steiner Of Steiner Bros.
p. w. Pitcher
Ole Hanson.
A. G.. Hedberg.
w. T. Warwick ~
James Hodson.
Frank j, Mettler.,
c. Kuehne OF Kuehne Wagon COM
pany
Mic Peterson of Mic Peterson and
bottling works.
+. b. Madigan. sdh
Charles p. Gunstrom.
; c. FL. Johnson. president Kennedy's
Bridge, Farmers club.
v. II. Rawitzer OF Rawitzer Tent
AMI Awning company.
G. ID. OFT OF OFT & Champlin.
y. G. Willard.
J. =. Durenberger.
; Peterson.