The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1917-03-16
BETTER THE RURAL
school, is PURPOSE
MEETING Of OFFICERS WAS
HELD IN NAHkATo TODAY

cussed At Session Called BY Super
intendeBt Detamore; Improve Coun
try Educational Institutions
That country school children should
have good schools was thought tina
several school officers sought to i'm.
press on a gathering of about 20i
school trustees at the Mankato higi
school today, The meeting was callet
by County Superintendent w. H. Deta-
more. The discussion was along the
line of better school houses, better
care for the physical health of the
country school children, and, in short
| the best ways of giving the country
school children just as. good care
mental and physical, as the city schoo
child receives.
iie Address BY sperry.
F. ]. Sperry, superintendent Of
schools of Mankato, gave an address:
this morning on Health Inspection
in the Schools" G. M. Cesander, as
sistant superintendent of schools al
| st. Paul, spoke this morning on "Con1-
pulsory School Attendance" and this
afternoon or" Purposes and Require
ments of State Aid" C. r.. Shumway
instructor in agriculture at the Man
kato high school gave an address on
Industrial Clubs and Exhibits" this
afternoon. Another of this afternoOn's
speakers was Professor J.. M. McCon-
nell of the normal school.
These representatives were in at
tendance:
Frank Russlers district No. 1873;
X. c. Knutson, No. 3d. j. w. Oyer
No. "a; J. E. Getty, No. "a; George
Richardson, No 106; Walter Elem
ing, No. 2; George B. Gilman, No
son, No. IS; M. d. Harris, No. IS;
Ole Hanson, No. IA; John B. Jones,
No. 115; James H. Engles, Sr., No
80; ]. E. Owens, No. II; Thomas
Jones, No. lis; w. NJ Lewis, No.
1O6; James E. West, No. 100: AL
bert Erdman, No. 100; Fred John
10; Gilbert Gilbertson, No. IA; Joe
Roberts, No. SO; David E. Thomas,
No. 10; Willard R. Roberts, No. 10;
John j. Wigley, No. 75; Moses Ed
wards, No. rs; David A. Williams,
No. SO; F. A. Fredericksen, No. SO;
C. A. Carlson No. 49, Mrs H.
Weber, No. 1873; Henry G. Jaeger,
No. 81; L. A. Wager, No. 81;
A. o. Lee, No. 109; E. c..
Bartsch, No. 81; A. w. Ulrich, No.
70: w. B. Kidder. No. u; w. N,
Ballard, No. 10; Columbus Ballard,
No. 70; Carl H. Jepsen, No. 143; ].
E. Swartod, No. 143; Paul Erlandson,
No. 4S; F. S. Edney. No. ~; w. c..
Rother, 10; Henry Weibold, No. 81;
A. L. Griffeth, No. 126; r. G. VIII
lard, No. 80; Ferd. o. Hitler, No.
1876; E. w. Willard, No. 90; Ernest
Bundle, No. 121; Claude Marble, No.
1872; Albert Sombke, No. 121; H. A.
Wester, No. IA w. A. Rambo, No.
%; Fred IL Mertesdorf, No. %;
William Gems, No. 1870; Clayton, No.
1879; Ben D. TanlsX No. IS; Charles
E. Swenson, No. IL; G. D. Price, No.
IL; Ell. Harris. No. II; Mrs. Nor
gan Brooks. No. "A; C. c.. Strong,
No. 1879; P. P. Schultz, No.45; G. H.
Johnson, No. $50; H. A. Wilder; No.
131; William H. Spear, No. 4; Will
liam Schosteg, No. 2.
l.. Kelley, No. 129; ]. r. Mobiles,
No. IA; Fred G. WILDER, No. %;
William REEVE, No. Ia; August Paul,
23; r. S. Sewers, No. 1923; Henry
-Hoenstein, No. 147; A. J. Pap, No.
lat; A. c. Fernald, No. 1873; Thomas
Bowles. No.. Ia; James Cooling, No.
1870; Herbert H. Keitzer, No. IA; A.
W. Busby, No. IA; H. Il johnson,
No. 104; c. J. Wells, No. 104; John
Smith, No. 1856 Emil. Rock, No. 1873;
IT, j. Fasnacht. No. 133; Lohis 70
bel, No. 40; w. E. Fisher, No. 1877;
William Schmidt, No. 1877; Robert w.
Degner, No 1877: George P. Kraus,
No. 80; John Albright. No. 80; os7
car b Peterson, No. 40; Oscar S.
Olson, mo. 40; A. R. Pegors, No. 125;
William Engle, No. 80; A. D. zeli-
mer, No. SO; E. P. Wilder, No. 125;
Henry Brock. No. Ill; William w.
Curry. No. SO; Henry A. Long, No.
80; Carl Larson, No. .113; Charles
Buckniister, No. 1913; J. w. Heritage,
No. .27; Simon A. Day, No. 1913; S.
M. Grover, No. 81; F. w, Rehse. No.
81; T. G. Zenk, No. 20; w. H. Schnu-
berger, No. %; A. M Schnuberger,
No. 1885,; John F. Gosch, No. 80; Jo-
seph G. Dethloff, No. As; E. w. Crit
feth, No. LAG; j. X. Brynsyold, No.
1872; L. T. Silkey, No. 1874; William
Prochell, No. 1874; e. Schorn, No.
148; Robert Brueks, No. 148; Fred
Glamm, No. 148; Paul ]. Phillips,
No. SO; H. e. Phillips, No. So; AL
bert Byersdorf, No. 90; George B.
Preston, No. II; H. K. Wishart, No.
| So; David c. Getty, No. "a; George
C. Keith, No. 81; e. l.. Ward, No.
95; Milton Oachs, No. 81; G. ].
Griggs, No. 40; j. III. Treanor, No.
80; William voeck, No. 35; Robert
Willie, No. al; Charles A. Cramer,
No. 141; l.. A. McComb, No. 59;s AL
pert Hartdke, No. 56; Robert Nor
row, No. 95; M. j. Mullin, No. 1870;
c. e. Jones, No. Sc; Byron McGregor,
No. Sc; G. F.. Schulz, No. 35; Mr..
Judd Cornell, No.. "a; M. H. Finn.
Frank H. Kruse, No., 1873; H. C.
Kurth, No. 1873; H. A. Edwards, No.
$50; Mrs. Dollie Nelson, No. 109;
Henry Scharbach, No. q; Alfred
Hoffman, No. So; Mrs. Lola Macbeth,
No. AZ: Frank Riese. No. 1876; Otto
REESE, No. 1856; Ernest Linds, No.. so;
| Arthur Pietsch, No. so; William
Hoehn, No. 40; w. w. Hulce, No. Az;