The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1914-11-20
BELGIAN RELIEF WORK
WILL Be PUSHED
Continued From rage One.

that OF getting i've tickets for each
of two lectures for one dollar. and
having the extra tickets to distrib
ute among people who wiz be in
terested, was a worthy movement
ana should not be dropped. No &C
ton was taken on the matter.
The city was laid out In twenty
districts, and there will be two chair
men with their assistants in each
OF these districts. The divisions and
the chairmen OF each territory are
as follows: 90
First District-west Front street
and all territory north OF II in West
Mankato. Mrs. c. W. Miller and
Miss Marguerite Marsh. chairmen.
Second District-All territory south
of West Front street In West Man,
kato. Mrs. William Schwanenberg
and Mrs. c. o. Hoerr, chairmen.
Third District-All or Pleasant
Fulton. Lewis and Shaubut streets
from the center OF Byron street to
the slough. and all cross streets
also Tinckomville. Mrs. A. }.
Chairmen.
street and Van Brunt from the CEN
ter of Byron 10 the slough. and all
cross streets. Mrs. c. Z. Wise and
of two lectures for one dollar, and
Mrs. w. J. Morehart chairmen.
Fifth District-All territory south
east OF the center OF Byron street
and all of Lincoln street, to the hill.
Mrs. w T. Warwick and Mrs. II. T..
Carney. chairmen.
Six Dytrict-All of Bunker hill.
Mrs. w F. Jewson and Mrs. Charles
Thayer. chairmen.
Seventh District-South Front
street. Second. Broad and Fourth
streets from Liberty TO Byron and
Lincoln. also Minnesota and Poplar
streets. Mrs. Il. l.. Halves and Mrs.
c. ". Cooper. chairmen.
Eight Dissatisfaction between
Liberty and Cherry streets from the
railway tracks to and including Glen
wood avenue. Mrs. G. J. Miller and
Mrs. Frank Hotaling, chairmen.
Ninth District-Territory between
Cherry and Jackson streets from the
river to the hill Mrs. J. s. Hol-
brook and Mrs. b. Frank Pay, chair
man.
Tenth District-All territory be-
tween Jackson and Hickory streets
from the river to the hill. Mrs. c.
ID. Snow and Mrs. G. r. Curran,
chairmen.
Eleventh District-From Hickory
to Walnut. including streets from
the river TO the hill. Mrs. j. III.
James and Mrs. 4. o. Bjelland, chair
men.
Twelfth District-All territory be-
tween Walnut and Main streets from
the river to the hill. Mrs. J. r.
Brandrup and Mrs. +. w. Benham,
chairmen
Thirteenth District-Territory be-
tween Main and Mulberry streets
from he river TO the hin. Mrs.
a. +. Winter and Mrs. A. II. SLIDER,
Chairmen.
Fourteenth District-Territory be-
tween Mulberry and Plum streets
FROM the river "a the hill Mrs.
a. Enrwaldson and Mrs. r. Jache,
chairmen.
Fifteenth District-Terrirory be-
tween Plum and Spring streets from
the river to the hill. Mrs. A. M.
Stein and Mrs. r. Jacobs, chairmen.
Sixteenth District-Territory from
Spring street to Rock street between
the river and the hill. Mrs. Ole
Nelson and Mrs X. +. Neubert, chair
men.
Seventeenth District-Territory be-
tween Rock steet and Madison ave-
nue.. Mrs Henry Hance and Mrs.
Frank Hoerr, chairmen.
Eighteenth District-North OF
North Front street beyond the stone
uuarries. known as the avenues.
Mrs. Alex Bashaw and Mrs. C.. A..
Lindahl. chairmen.
Nineteenth District-All OF West
Front. West Second, West Third.
West Fourth. West Fifth. West
Sixth. and West Seventh streets.
Mrs. Adolph Mueller and Mrs. II. J.
Roberts. chairmen.
Twentieth District-Agency Hill.
Mrs. Florence Stubs and Mrs. Grace
A. Fletcher. chairmen.
MEETING Of chairmen.
A>meeting of all of these chairmen
with the assistants whom they will
choose will be held in the public IL
brary on Sunday afternoon. at three
o'clock, TO make final plans for the
campaign. and to receive instruc-
tions. information, and so forth.
The people who we're at the meet
ing this morning. and those who will
act on the general committee are:
Judge Lorin Cray, A. J. Veigel, M.
ID. Fritz. r. NJ. Otto and W.. r..
Keesey from the Commercial club;
Mrs. ]. Il. Brandrup and Mrs. b.
Frank Pay from the Art History
club: Mrs. c. II. Cooper from the
u. A. r.: Mrs. Frank T. falling and
Mrs. c. II. Nerbovig from the Zet-
etic club: Mrs. G.. +. Wise. Mrs. w.
4. Warwick and Mrs. ]. 8. Holbrook
from the Clio club; Mrs. q. r.
Curran and Mrs. @. J. Miller from
the Tourist club; Mrs. w. J. More
hart. Mrs. C. f. Carney and Mrs.
Charles r. Butler from the Ladies'
Relief society; Mrs. J. w. Andrews
from the Civic league: President G.
II. Cooper from the normal school:
Superintendent F. ]. Sperry from
the public schools; @. Nj. Palmer
from the Hubbard Milling company;
A. e. Berg from the Retail Grocers'
association; Mrs. Ole Nelson from
the Dorcas society; Mrs. Robert
Lamm from the st. Elizabeth's So
ciety: Mrs. Albert SLIDER from the
German Lutheran society: j. B..
Coy from the North Mankato Com