The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1916-01-07

business man of StefllnS qualities,
who is well known in this section of
Minnesota. Mr. and Mrs. Dodge will
be at home after May l.
Gentlemen Who VIII Receive.
Following is list Of homes that
will be open to receive calls on New
Years day, and the men who will re-
ceive:
R. E. Brown, 400 East Jackson
Street: r. e. Brown. F. e. Browder
H. e. Carney, w. w. Besser, ]. E
Swan, DR.. Wilcox, H. o. Johnson, w
L. Rinehardt, DR.. F. w. Davis, Frank
Hoerr, Robert Brown, Jr., Russell VIII
COX, Jr.
Dr. Roy Andrews, SIC South Second
Street: DR.. Roy Andrews, DR.. ]. w
Andrews, DR. J. Y. James, DR.. y. G
Harrington, Charles Wyatt A. ]. Vel
gel, Henry Riser. Rov Allison. ]. NJ
Eager, j. J. Flachsenhar, William E
AlWorth.
w. ]. Merchant, 194 Pleasant Street:
wv. j. Morehart, Malcolm Merchant
Ivan Bowen, DR.. G. r. Currau, J. NJ
Mcconnell, NJ D. Fritz, Benjamin
Taylor, J. A. Flittie, F. B. Clements
Charlie Long. E. K EgenFritz. Ken
meth Healy Victor Jones, Harold Nc
Connell, Victor Nitzkowski,~ Roger
Merchant. and Howard Johnson
! c. e Wise, 226 Byron Street: C
E. Wise, ]. C. Wise, Jr., +. x. Meagher
H. S. Troost. Rev. C. J. Shut. H.
Parry. w. NJ. Strader, J. H. Baker
Jr, Edward Wise, James Lester, Mau-
T..
Charles o. Hoerr, GIT Baker Az
enue: Charles O. Herr, L. i. Car
ney, Lee Wood, Morgan Bowen, DR.
Paul Barney, George Nerbovig. Will
bur Clements, Wallace Sterling, Frank
LBabcock, Archie Fletcher, Earl Cir
vim, Kenneth Hoerr. Paul HOerr, Win
field Smith, Wheaton Williams, and
Robert Cooper
DR.. c. ]. Holman, 1876 Lincoln Street
DR.. C. j. Holman, +. Frank Pay, w. II
Pay, Earl Pay, Judge w. L. Comstock
r. |. Packard F. W. Lossow, DR.. V.
Miller, J. A. Farmer.
j. R. Brandrup, 704 Byron street:
R. Brandrup, c.. H. Cooper, Rev. T
Ross Paden, Rev. R. w. Hobbs, S
B. Wilson, Theodore Williams. DR.. E
ry, G. e. Nettleton, DR.. J. S. Hol-
brook, Joseph Tallman, B. D. Smith
Dr.. c. H. NerboYig, 215 Fulton
Street: DR.. c. H. Nerbovig, L. N
Tompkins, f. NJ. Otto,gF. l.. Stephan
C. E. Phillips, E. NJ, - Zuel, A. F
Kramer, G. w, Black, Jr., ]. a. Lee
Claire. .f.
H. A. Patterson, go South Broad
street: H. A. Patterson, George Pal
mer, H. H. Clements, Roland Patter-
son, l.. A. Patterson.
I Y. M. c. A. Open House. N
The following is the program fol-
the New Year open house at the Y
NJ. C. A.:
At $50 a., m, Midget swimming
contest between four teams. Harvard
Ambrose Mccarthy, captain; Yale
Conrad Olson, captain; Princeton
Brett Taylor captain; Cornell, Cor
don Smith, captain
At 1880, junior swimming NEE
between two teams. Gophers, Pau
Bjelland; Badgers, Percy Veum.
Prizes will be given to boys doing
!, the best for their teams
In the afternoon the juniors against
junior employed boys play two basket
ball games.
AT 1880 p. M, gymnasium class will
squads on the apparatus followed BY
a basketball game between the elias;
teams. A checker tournament viii
be played in the lobby.
Visitors will be welcome throughout
the afternoon and evening programs
Leap Year Party.
Saturday evening the first day O
the new year of 1915 will be appro
priately observed with leap veal
party at the Saulpaugh hotel. com
mencing at eight O'Clock, and the time
to be spent with cards and dancing
Nice refreshments will be served
) The ladies will act the part usually
taken bv the gentlemen. and will es-
cort their partners to the ball. en-
gage dances, and see their friends
safely home. The committee ir
charge is composed of Mesdames c
e, Wise, F. K. Meagher, Il, q. Brown
George C. Nerbovig. E. w. Benham
r K Hgenfritz. c. NJ. Masters, H. E
Carney, A. ]. Veigel. Frank P. Hoerr
H. A. Patterson, S. B. Wilson, B. F.
Pay, c. J. Holman. Roy n. Andrews
i w. ]. Merchant, c. H. Nerbovig, w
w. Besser. w. T. Warwick, F. w.
Kruse, E. NJ Zuel, J A. Berquist, B
d. Smith. j. NJ Mcconnell, J. A.
Farmer. M. D. Fritz. l.. L. Wood
j A. Johnson. and Misses Fanny Pit
cher, Alice Robbins, Marion Willard
Helen Wise, Marion Standish, Mae
Widell, Helen Tompkins, Margaret
Schmitt, Loretta Olson.
Engagement Is Announced
Announcement was made TODAY OF
the enga cement Of Miss Mabell Lii
liam Paddock of this city, TO Mr.. Fen
ton Morrill, MacElrath of Montana
Miss Paddock is the daughter of Mr.
T. S. Paddock Of AriZona, and is n
j popular young lady Of this city. hav-
ing made her home with her cousins
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Il. Champlin, 426
South Broad street for the past sew
eral years. Mr. MacElrath IS spend
ing the New Year holiday as a guest
in the city.
Dance at Loyola Club.
A well attended and very pleasant
Honoir,c o,.+u ,t,oe hold of fha T OyOlo