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

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terest in the Seed Show.
] Soliciting committees, to canvass
for the German Red Cross bazaar,
which is to be held on February 1, 2
and at the armory of Mankato, have
just been appointed, as follows:
Front Street Going North on Right
Side-Mrs. Walter Plymat, Mrs. John
R. Thomas.
Going North on Left Si4c-Mrs.
! VIM. r. CrandalL- Mrs. r. Toegel.
! Hill Around Pleasant Grove School
Mrs. John G9aeber, Mrs. Dora Lille
! From Slough Out to the Bridge
! Mrs. Bruno Roemer, Mrs. Gustav
Kleinschmidt, Mrs. Charles Miller,
| Mrs. Hanman, Jr.
| Fror,l Main Street Down to the Hill
! Irene Walroff, Ida Huettl, Mrs. ia
cob Sontag.
PraiTie-Mrs. Marke, Mrs. Emma
/ Huettl, Mrs. Anna Huettl, Mrs. Mar
| quardt, Mrs. Kretchman.
| Front Street Hill From Fair Grounds
: to Franklin School Mrs. Emma
| Fenski
From Vine Street to Spring Street
Mrs. Kreutzer, Mrs. Henry Leonard,
| Mrs. Schaefer.
Second Street, From Spring Street
| to Main Street-Mrs. F. w. Bruss,
Mrs. Mic Harris.
From Main Street to Byron Street
Mrs. Oscar Schmidt, Mrs. George
Schercr
State Street, Byron Street and Will
lard Street-Mrs. Liedloff, Mrs. Al. r..
Pfau, Sr., Mrs. Fleckenstein.
Pleasant and Van Brunt Streets
! Mrs. H. Wiecking, Mrs. DR.. Stephen,
| Mrs. c. J. Laurisch
| Byron Street to Warren and Broad
Hickey, Mrs. e. L. Miller, Mrs. ]. J..
| Flachsenhar.
Third Street, South of Main Street
| to Center Street-Mrs. Eckman, Mrs.
tDr. Denman. Mrs. Aug. Zimmerman,
Mrs. Geo. Wagon, Mrs. H. Vogelpohl.
North Of Main Street to Spring
Street-Mrs r. F. Neubert, Mrs. Ed.
Schumacher.
Spring Street to Madison Avenue
Mrs. ]. Schmidt, Mrs. Frank Neubel
Madison Avenue to End and Broad
Street-Mrs. Armenian, Mrs. Field
busch.
Franklin, Fourth, and Fifth Streets
to the End Mrs. e. Schorn, Mrs. Ben
Deike.
Fourth Street, Franklin Street to
Spring Strect-Mra. W. F, Luedke,
Mrs. Jacob Sacnger.
| Spring Street to Warren Street
Miss Josephine Buchho!z, Mrs. Gott-
| fried kruse, Mrs. N. NJ Hermanson.
Fifth Street. Main Street to Warren
and Hanover Street-Mrs. Louis jan
da, Mrs. Ed. Lamm, Mrs. Jacob Hilger.
Main Street to Spring. Street-Mrs.
John Krost, Mrs. George Albert
Spring Street to Franklin Street
Mrs. Jacob Lunkenheimer, Mrs NJ.
Layen, Mrs. LenCrtz.
Sixth Street, From Rock to End ard
Seventh Street-Mrs. Anton Balken-
hol, Mrs. j. w Johnson.
From Rock to Main Street-Mrs..A Al
| bert He'll, Mrs. John Weimer.
Main Street to Hickory Street
| Mrs Yanisch, Mrs. Mic Korth.
| South Main Street Hill-Mrs. Schild-
| knecht
McMahon Hill-Mrs. Popken, Mrs.
| Foelster
| From Marsh Street to- End of City
| Limits and to Cemetery-Mrs. Wal
| lesch, Mrs. Lii.
North Mankato, South Avenue
Mrs. Erickson, Mrs. Wipperman, Mrs.
Leonard Wagner.
Nicollet Avenue-Mrs. Busch, Mrs.
Gus Ruge.
; Belgrade Avenue Until Scholars.
Jacob Schauss, Mrs, Joe Kircher.
! From School to End-Mrs. Schirr-
schmidt, Mrs. Peter SchWeitzer.
Wheeler Avenuc-Mrs. C. Fricke,
Mrs A. Neubert.
| ert.
Poplar Street-Mrs. Hidde.
LeHillier-Mrs. Engelen.
Range Street-Mrs. Wussow, Mrs.
Steiner
Committees of different booths are
as follows:
Doll Booth-Mrs. Herman Wiecking,
Miss Anna Darsow
! Candy Booth-Mrs H. Krahnke,
Mrs. l.. Janda.
Country Store = Miss Josephine
BuchholZ, Mrs Henry Leonard.
| Fancy Work-Mrs. Steve Sieberg,
| Mrs. Robert Jache
/ Delicatessen-Mrs Chas Wagon,
Mrs. Gottfried Kruse.
Cooking and Restaurant-Mrs. z.
! Schirrschmidt, Mrs. l.. HaidwinkeI,
Mrs. Joe Kroeger.
| Towels and Handkerchiefs-Mr
John Holman, Mrs. Glenn Schroeder
Apron Booth-Miss Addie Bierbauer,
Miss Mary Hagen.
/ Gents Booth-Mrs. r. F. Neubert,
Mrs Robert Lamm
! Fish Pond-Mrs. GeorPe Scherer
Grab Bag-Mrs. Gus Kleinschmidt.
Parcel Post-Mrs. Frank Busch, Mrs.
Charles Schildknecht
Committees for other booths will be
appointed later.
! Attorney Arthur Schaub has just re-
iceived from the German consul at St
Paul. Hans Grunow. a quantity of con-
trlbutions, which have boon collected
by him for just such affairs. These
include scme very fine work from the
Berlin Fischer school, products of the
arts Of hlacksmith;ng. inlaying, cary
ing photography and other similar
Icrafts. Mr. Schaub also has quite a
collection of German literature. trans