The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1914-09-25

Roy, second; Brighton Boy. third:
Boy Aegeon. fourth; Edna Ilssl. NTH:
Edith Arion, sixth; time 2:21h.. ~..
Second Heat-King Roy. first; Bes-
sic o. second; Boy Aegeon. third:
Brighton Boy. fourth; Edna Bell.
fifth; Edith Arion. sixth; time.
2:21A.
Third Heat-King Roy. first; Bes-
sic o. second: Brighton Boy, third:
Boy Aegeon. fourth; Edna Bell, nth;
Edith Arion, sixth: time, 2,21K.
Fourth Heat-Bessie o, first; King
Roy, second; Boy Aegeon. third;
Brighton Boy, fourth: Edna Bell.
fifth; time, 2:24.
Fifth Heat-King Roy: Bessie O..
second; Brighton Boy. third; Roy
Aegeon, fourth; Edna Bell. fifth;
time. 2:21k.
King Roy won first money; Bessie
o, second; Brighton Boy, third; and
Boy Aegeon. fourth.
Special Trot and Pace. ~.
First Heat-Walter II. first; Happy
Dan. second; Doctor Hanawalt, third;
Bob Brooke, fourth; Gay Patch, fifth;
time. 2:34h.
Second Heat--Walter II, first:
Doctor Hanawalt, second; Happy
Dan. third: Bob Brooke. fourth; Gay
Patch. fifth; time, 2:35 Is. ,t
Third Heat-WaIter II. first; Doc
tor Hanawalt. second; Bob Brooke,
third: Happy Dan. fourth; Gay
Patch, fifth; time, 2:29h.
Walter h won first money; Doc.
tor Hanawalt. second; Happy Dan.
third and Bob Brooke, fourth.
Judges. Ed Weaver. John Donahue
and John Wilke: timers. Thomas
Foley, George Perkins and John
Shehan OF ST. Peter; starter, A. w.
McElroy OF Minneapolis.
from MONDAYS Daily.
That women are each year taking
more interest in contributing to the
pleasure and benefit Of each other
was plainly demonstrated at the Man
kato fair this year In the household
art department. Many good women
brought their choicest needlework to
be displayed. The entries i'm this de-
partment numbered sol. or 1873 more
than last year.
Some of these entries were in col
lections which means that there were
between 700 and 500 articles to be
cared for. The ladies who yolun-
teered to do this work were Mrs. A.
J. Veigel, Mrs. c. ID. Snow, Mrs. J. A.
Flittie, Mrs. w. r. Brooks, Mrs. G. l..
Halves, Mrs. r. Bierbauer. Mrs. NJ. r.
Coulter, Mrs. c. A. Wyatt and Mrs.
Theodore Just. The judges of the
needle work were Miss Clara Jensen
of Bethany college. and Miss John
son, domestic science teacher of the
high school, The judges OF the china
painting were Mrs. II. c. Krum OF
st. Paul and Mrs. George Atchison.
II. c. Krum judged the manual train
ing entries
The special features in this de-
partment this year proved both at
tractive and beneficial to a large
number Of women. Mrs. H. c. Krum
of st. Paul had display of simple
garments that is to be shown the
coming year in connection with the
university extension week Mrs. o.
F. Morrow taught a large number Of
ladies the art Of tatting. s.."
Mrs. Theodore Williams was kept
more than busy teaching people how
to weave bead chains. Mrs. A. II.
SLIDER taught crocheting and passed
out books and samples of this fas-
cinating work. 80
The women in charge OF the depart
nent, those who judged and those who
spent their time in teaching others
did the work without any compensa-
ton whatever. except the thanks Of
the grateful women who appreciated
the efforts made for their pleasure