The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1916-05-19
Engagement Called Off.

OH lOI tIc IcOL VI lllC WCCht anu
the whole troupe managed to OBJ
tain permission to go to Lake Crys-
tai on a freight train. This made it
possible to give the show there last
night and it will be repeated tonight.
The company is scheduled to per-
form at st. Peter on Sunday, Mon
day and Tuesday evenings.
From Fridays Oaug.
Defying Old Superstition thirteen
young people will receive their
diplomas as graduates from the
Kasota high school Friday evening,
June 2, when they will have COM
pleted the required course of study.
The. exercises will be held at the Ka-
sofa village hall.
Miss Emma Leaf is the honor stu
dent of the class and will deliver the
valedictory. Lillian Wistrom, as sec
ond highest is the salutatOrian of the
class Sunday evening, May %, Rev.
T. C. Bailey, will preach the bacca
laureate sermon in the Presbyterian
church The class day exercises will
be held Friday evening, May 26th, at
the village hall.
The following is the program for
commencement evening:
CylVan Echoes ..............M cF'all
High School Orchestra
Invocation
Rev. F. C. Bailey
The Salutatory .................
The Pioneers Of Minnesota
Lillian Wistrom
The Ambuscade .......... McFall
High School Chorus
Orat1On ..............
The Present Opportunities for Girl
Mabel Gripp
High School Orchestra
Grafton Inc
Agricultural Future of Minnesota
Harold Adams
Awakening of the Soul 49,. s.St. John
Mabel Erickson
Presentation of Diplomas
Mrs. C. w. Babcock
Valedlctory ...............
The Great Hero, Gustavus Adolphus
Emma Leaf
Yankee Hustle ...... McFall
High School Orchestra
Benediction.
Rev. F. C. Bailey
The students who receive their di-
plomas are Harold g. Adams, Fran
ces M. Bailey, Mabel Erickson, Edith
A. CLANS, Mabel V. Gripp, Irene NJ.
Granger, Emma l.. Leaf, Claud w.
Moulton, Richard F. Pulver, Edna ].
Rudell, Edna E. Ryberg, Vera A. Tur-
rittin and Lillian A. WistrOm.
The following is the program for
the old settlers gathering at old
Mapleton on Tuesday, June 10:
Music, Sterling band.
Invocation, Rev. Edmund Larke,
Mapleton.
Song. America" Audience
Address of welcome, H. C. Hotal-
ing, Mapleton.
Music, D. M. Jones quartet, Man
kato.
Response to Address of welcome,
James r. Howieson, ST. Paul.
Solo, Miss Florence McGuiggan,
Mapleton Memorial to Old Settlers,
William Mead, Sterling.
Selection, Jones quartet Mankato.
Chalk talk, Bart" Charles Bar
tholomew, Minneapolis.
Picnic dinner.
Music, Sterling Cornet band
Address, Governor J. A. A. Burn
quist, st. Paul.
Solo, Miss Florence McGuiggan,
Ten minute addresses, Judge A. r.
Pfau; Professor Schumway, Manka
to; Senator L. E. Potter, Springfield;
DR.. Fred Hunt, FairmOnt.
Solo, Arthur Borchet, Mapleton.
The business meeting will follow
and there will be election of Off
GERS.
A baseball game and other sports
will take place in the afternoon.
Washington, May 12.-In the meet !
ng of the senate judiciary commit
Zee today, the charge was brought
against Louis D. Brandeis, nominal
I'd by President Wilson for justice of
he supreme court, that he had at
empted to form a trust of the to-
)acco and cigar retail business by a
plan to unite the United Cigar Stores
with the Riker- Hegemann /
lrug stores for the cigar trade.
Attorney j. G. Reddinu Dead 4