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

people and the programs announced
for the afternoon and evening were
carried out.
Those who had open house On New
Years day and those in the various
receiving lines were as follows:
R. E. Brown, 400 East Jackson
street: R. E. Brown, T. E. Browder,
H. e. Carney, w. w. Besser, J. E.
Swan, Dr.. Wilcox, H. o. Johnson, w.
l.. Reinhart, DR.. f. W. Davis, Frank
Hoerr, Robert Brown, Jr., Russell VIII
cox, Jr.
I DR.. Roy Andrews, SIG South Second
street: DR.. Roy Andrews, DR.. j. w.
Andrews, DR.. j. II. James, DR.. q. C.
Harrington, Charles Wyatt, a. ]. Vel
gel, Henry Riser, Roy Allison, j. NJ.
Eager, J. j. Flachsenhar, William e.
Alworth.
w. j. Morehart, 104 Pleasant street:
w. ]. Merchant. Malcolm Merchant,
Ivan Bowen. DR.. G. R. Curran, j. NJ.
Mcconnell NJ. d. Fritz, Benjamin
Taylor, j. A. Fiittie, f. B. Clements
Charlie Long, E. K. IlgenFritz, Ken
meth Healy, Victor Jones, Harold Nc
Connell, Victor Nitzkowski. Roger
Merchant, F.. D. Sleight and Howard
johnson.
J c. E. Wise, 226 Byron street: c.. e.
Wise, J. c.. Wise, Jr., f. K. Meagher
H. S. Troost, Rev. c.. ]. Shut, H. l..
Parry, w. NJ. Strader, j. H. Baker,
Jr., Edward Wise, James Lester, Maui
rice Nelson. Edgar Weaver, Jr.
Charles o. Hoerr, GIT Baker Az
enue: Charles o. Hoerr, L. J. Car
ney, Lee Wood, Morgan Bowen, Dr..
Paul Barney George Nerbovig, Wilbur
Clements, Wallace Sterling, Frank
Babcock, Archie Fletcher, Earl Girvin,
Kenneth Hoarr, Paul Hoerr, Winfield
Smith, Wheaton Williams and Robert
Cooper.
DR.. c. J. Holman, 135 Lincoln street
DR.. c.. D. Holman, 3. Frank Pay, w.
II. Pay,iEarl Pay, Judge w. L. Com
stock. F. /. Packard, F. w. Lossow,
Dr.. V. l. Miller, J A. Farmer.
J. R. Brandrup, 704 Byron street: J
r. Brandrup, c.. H. Cooper Rev. T.
Ross Paden, Rev. Il. w. Hobbs, s..
B. Wilson, Theodore Williams, Dr.. F..
l.. Halves, superintendent F. j. Sper-
ry, G.. E. Nettleton, DR.. j. S. Hol-
brook, Joseph Tallman B. D. Smith.
d.. C, II. Nerbovig, 215 Fulton
street: DR.. c.. H. Nerbovig, l. N.
Tonpkins, F.. NJ. Otto, F. l.. Stephan
c.. E. Phillips, E. n. Zuel. A. F..
Kramer, G.. W. Black, Jr, J. A. Le-
Claire.
Fl. A. Patterson, 632 South Broad
street: II. A. Patterson, George Pal
mer, H. H. Clements Roland Patter-
son, L. A. Patterson.
At the 7. M. c. A.
New Years day was celebrated at
the Y. NC. A. on Saturday by an
open house reception to the public
At $50 a. M, there was o swim
ming match between the midgets in
the tank room. The first prize a gold
enamelled Y. NJ. C. A. pin, was won
by Gordon Smith, twelve years old.
A swimming match between the
Juniors took place at 1920 a. m. In
this the first place was won by Mar
shall Noble, who was awarded gold
enarelled pin. The second place was
awarded to Jacob Rudufsky, the third
to Norman Olson and the fourth to
William Lloyd. This meet consisted
OF races across the pool, swimming
with ordinary strokes, swimming on
the back, plunging for distance dives,
plunging for an object at the bottom
of the pool, and fancy diving
At D. M, there was basket ball
game between the juniors and the
junior employed boys. The juniors
, won the game by 80 to g. The teams
lined up as follows.
Juniors-Paul Bjelland and Will
liam Lloyd, forwards; H. Warwick.
catch; and Jacob Rudofsky and Percy
| Veum, guards. William Edwards was
substitute.
Junior employedAMarshall Noble
and Guy Carlstrom. forwards; Basil
Bennett, catch; and Glare Shoemaker
and Archie Naylor, guards.
Paul Bjelland was a star player,
getting seven goals for his team.
: Percy Veum got six goals.
The entire building was open all
day. The bowling alleys, reading
! room, pool tables, gymnasium and
other departments were kept busy.
Party at the Saulpauqh.
On Saturday evening there was an
, other dancing party at the Saulpaugh
hotel. This was a leap-year party,
which was attended by about 200
people. Dancing was the main feature,
j the music being furnished by Al
SkOg's orchestra. A splendid repast
was served. From eight to twelve
there was a scene of social gladnesS
in the dining room and the balloon
les. The ladies escorted their part
ners to the ball, asked for the dances
and saw their proteges safely home
The affair was III the hands of the
following com17ittee: Mesdames C. e.
Wise, F. K. Meagher, r. E. Brown,
George G. Nerbovig, E. w. Benham,
F. K. IlGenFritz, c. M. Masters, II .
D. Z. Carney, A. ]. Veigel, Frank p
! Hoerr, H. A. Patterson, S. B. Will
! son, 3. F. Pay, C. j. Holman. Roy
, N. Andrews, w. J. Morehart, c. H.
Nerbovig, w. w. Besser, w. T. War
wick, F. w. Kruse, E. NJ. Zuel, J.
A. Berquist, B. D.. Smith, j. M. Nc
Connell, j A. Farmer, NJ. ID. Fritz,
l.. l.. Wood, L. A. Johnson, and
Misses Fanny Pitcher, Alice Robbins,
Marion Willard, Helen Wise, Marion
Standish, Mae Widell, Helen Temp
kins, Margaret Schmidt, Loretta