The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1916-05-26


piano recital rendered at the Col
lege or Saint Teresa, Winona, MINI.
me program follows:
,o'cletIe op. Il .......... Schumann
Mentet Colebre ......... .Boccherini
MaJurka op. 33 No. 1 Chopin
Staccato Etude Frims
Miss Collette Cassidy.
Songs
WHAT'S in the Air Eden
NuiiiieI .RubenS
Miss Lee.
Slumber Song Schumann
Marche Mignonne op. Is Poldini
oelehdue Pierne
Valse Caprice in e Flat Rubinstein
Miss Kathleen Cassidy.
Come out, Mr.. Sunshine Rliss
springs Awakening $50. Del Riego
Miss Lee,
Duo
LIE Solr commencement. Chaminade
Miss COllette Cassidy.
Miss Kathleen Cassidy.
High School Annual.
Glass of 1916, Mankato high school.
has just issued The Otaknam, the
high school annual and the magazine
is very creditable production, being
filled from cover to cover with good
things" both in the matter of clev-
erly written articles and good il
Illustrations. 1t is dedicated as fol-
ows:-"To Miss O'Donnell, our loyal
friend and guide through four years,
and to whom the success of all our
1JnI nr Il. I,
is lovingly and gratefully dedicated"
The senior annual staff was COM
posed of Lucille Malzan, editor in
chief; Alice Nelson, faculty; Minnie
Knaub and Gladys Culp, class his
tory; Norma Bierbauer, class will;
Margaret Geddes, class prophecy;
Doris Hanna, Clarence Anderson,
Della Murphy, Louise Nerbovig,
Gladys Culp, William Alworth, Mar
ian, Smith, Dewey Gerlach, person.
ais: Myfawny Evans and Edward
Ziebarth, athletics; Paul Jones,
EleanOre Jensen, Beatrice Wits,
Mabel Dovre, Mary Alworth, and LII
ellie Fisher, clubs and societies;
Genevieve Jordon, Margaret Stein,
Carl Rud, features; Harold SLIDER,
business manager; Hale Clements
Kenpeth Adams, assistant business
managers.
Hold Annual Picnic.
The X. X. X. of the normal school
will hold their annual picnic on May
25. Arrangements are in charge of
Misses Dorothy Barnes and Stella
MarksOn.
Art Exhibit at Good Counsel Acad-
envy.
On June 8, 4, and 5, there will be
held an art exhibit at the academy
1t will consist of students work in
oil and china painting and fancy
needlework. The exhibit rooms will
be open to visitors from one to sew
en- p. M, every day. Extensive prep
arations are being made for the af-
fair and the confident assurance may
be given that friends who will take
the trouble of climbing the hill
stairs will feel amply repaid for the
hardship passed through by the sight
of so many things of beauty.
Fred W. Boesch of Amboy visited
in the city today.
Fred Bosin of Rapidan was bust
ness caller in the city today.
Henry G.. Kraus of Vernon Center
was a visitor in the city today.
e. NJ Prindle of Chicago was in the
city transacting business today.
]. Dauk of Madison Lake was in
the city on business yesterday.
Miss Daisy Vial Of Winnebago is
the guest of Miss Flora Wysong.
DR.. V. l. Miller spent the day on
professional business at GAINESVILLE.
Dr. Conner of Amboy was in the
city on professional business today.
James Thomas of Lake Crystal
transacted business in the city today
Miss Joy Edwards of Winnebago
was a shopper in the city yesterday.
Misses Ellen and Ethel Williams of
Judson were shoppers in the city to-
day.
John Scblickling of Vernon Center
was business caller in the city to-
day.
Mrs Fred Fette and son Herbert
of Meridian were in the city on bust
ness today.
Misses Bertha Johnson and H.
Howe of Arco were shoppers in the
city yesterday.
A. Edward Peterson of st. Peter
spent yesterday in the city trans
acting business.
Misses Martha BiOha and Amy
Domes of Blue Earth were shoppers
in the city today.
Mrs. G. o. Gredvig returned yes
terday from Fairmont, where she
visited with relatives.
J. c. Barlow, right of way agent
for the Omaha Railway, was in the
city on business today.
A. M. Stein left yesterday afternoon
for Mud Baden, where he will take
treatments for few days.
N. l.. Murtaugh, mail examiner OF
Albert Lea, is the guest of Mrs. Fred
Buck of 317 East Franklin street.
MRS. ]. r. Brandrup left this
morning on a trip to Fulda and
Slayton, where she will spend sew
eral days visiting the womens' clubs.
Charles Dowd, western weighing
inspector of the Northwestern rail-
road, with headquarters at Minneapo-
lis, was in Mankato on an inspection
visit yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steven Snyder of