The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1916-09-15
Two Days Program For That
Very Lively Village
COMMITTEES ARE NAMED
Hoped That F. B. Kellogg and
D. W. LaWIer Will Be On
Program
From Fridays Daily.

MdpletOu Will uOlu d COTu IeSll-
val October 4 and 5. An executive
committee made up of B. F. Nc
Gregor, Sam Evans, j. F. Albrecht,
V. j. Greiner and H. C. Hotaling
were appointed by the Commercial
club to manage the affair. Other
committees are as follows.
Finance-Frank Simon, V. J. Grei-
ner, ]. P. Breuer and Henry Pagel
Exhibits-Jud Cornell, Sam Evans,
T. B. Taylor, John w. Stroebel, Will
liam Mead and Herman Soluble.
Sports-Fred Rathstock, Frank
Borchert, Burnham Greeley, Joseph
McGuiggan, James Bowman, H.
Starkey.
Decorations-W. f. Henning, l..
Borchert, Ed Sonve, c. l.. Sellers, 6
B. Borchert, Thomas Hamp.
Dance-William F. BOrchert, Charles
Gilmore, John Carey, F. Penhiter, r.
Albrecht.
Advertising-H. C. Hotaling, B. F
McGregor, ]. F. Albrecht.
Automobile-C. M. Credicott, An
drew Humid, Frank Kuehl, Charles
| Schweitzer, John LEOPOLD, J. W.
Getty.
Floral Hall-Mrs. H. C. Hotaling,
Mrs. v. j. Greiner, Mrs. Charles
Schweitzer, Mrs. j. F. Albrecht and
Mrs. J. M. Coggeshall.
Concessions-H. Pagel, F. Simon
G. l.. Sellers.
Old Time Songs-Mrs. James En-
erson, Mrs. Henry Troendle, Miss
Mary McGuiggan, G. G. Fetterman,
H. M. Berry, A. J. Rice.
/ 1t is expected that the Gun club
and the fire department will assist
in making the festival a success.
Speakers will also be secured from
the state experiment school who
will speak on topics of practical in
terest to community building. 1t is
also hoped that Hon. Frank Kel-
logg and Hon. Dan. Lawler, candi
dates for United States senate car
be prevailed to be present, on speak
ing each day.
F. F. Hilmer of Grand Meadow
this week purchased of ]. w. Sprague
! and Anil Prentzlow lots in Maple
wood addition. These he is having
laid out in blocks with streets and
alleys. They have an east front and
are just south of the J. N. Mullen
home. The sidewalk and electric
light district, reaching to the cor
ner. These lots will be sold at auc-
ton on September IA at one o'clock
These stores will close at the time
of the sale and the Mapleton band
will discourse sweet music.
Calvin LowneS of Montana, ILL.,.
visited at the home of 1. A. Lownes
Thursday
E. E. HadIey has returned from
her extended western visit to her
sons She reached Mankato Sunday,
where Mr.. Hadley met her with the
car.
Charles Credicott is at the home
of his daughter, Mrs. E. Week at
New Ulm.
Mrs. Charles Schwietzer's Sunday
school class will give parcel post
sale at the Congregational church
parlors Saturday afternoon. A ten
cent lunch also will be served. 1t is
hoped the boys and girls will re-
ceive the encouragement of the
older ones in their efforts.
Misses Beatrice and Everilid Trone
die, daughters of Henry Tronedle
have entered upon their school work
at st. Theresa college. Miss Beat
trice will teach music in the college
while Everild takes the college
course.
Mrs. LEOPOLD is home from the cit
les. She is recovering rapidly from
her recent operation.
Miss Ards Gilmore returned
Thursday after her extended visit in
| Mankato at the Barney and Nerbo-
Wig homes.