The Mankato free press., 1921-09-16

and Mrs. John Kolbert and son Carl
display. Both displays must con-
tain seventy five or more varieties.
Too much cannot lie said for the
boys and girls of Blue Earth county
and their display looks every bit as
good as those Of the older people
| They have a tent all to themselves
and on Friday and Saturday there
will be bread baking, canning and
sewing contests in this tent. Ray
mond Rausch and his sister Marcella
Rausch both have commendable eX-
hibitions OF their years garden work,
and Carol Kesler, Verne Neitge and
Marian Steyes have corner filled
with garden and canning products
Little Marian looked the reporter
straight in the eye and said: "Now
don't' you dare spell my name with
an o, cause I'm a girl"
]. G. NARROW has on exhibition a
milking machine, and in connection
with this the Mankato Farm and
Power company have on display their
Delco light and water system.
The Mankato Manufacturing COM
pany is attracting much attention with
the new cylinder re- boring machine,
which the company manufactures.
| This machine is for boring automo-
| bile cylinder without removing the
cylinder from the car. They also
show a complete line of Deluxe light
| weight pistons and Burd quick seat
| ing piston rings.
Fun for the Riddles.
Kiddies, well in fact everybody
will welcome the merry 60 round
| the ferris wheel and the other amuSe-
ments that are usually to be found
at fairs, and there are a plenty OF
them. There is a regular avenue oi
| these amusernents. possible termed
avenue de fun, and just as someone
remarked this morning, II amt never
saw so many at the fair before" In
| order to see everything one really
should place their. heads on pivots
before leaving for the grounds.
Chris Steiner, president of the as
sociation, was more than beaming
this morning, and stated that if the
sun comes out they will have a re-
cord breaking attendance without
doubt.
A dancing pavilion has been erect
| ed and here all those who desire may
trip the light fantastic. Everything
has been supplied for the amusement
Of everybody, little and big. old and
young. Nothing could possibly be
added.
| Art Department Awards.
Awards given in the art depart
ment are as follows:
| Dresser Scarf-Mrs. Hugo Johnson
first; Miss Ellen Johnson, second.
Buffet Cover-Lela Black Gritfing
first; Minnie Watts, second.
Centerpiece-Lela Black Griffing
first; Ellen Johnson, second; Selma
Erickson, third.
Pillow Cases-Selina Erickson
first; Mrs. John Hanson, second.
| Corset Cover-Miss Esther Muse
first. ....
Doily-Mrs. H. Guttman, first; Mrs
w. T. Thomas. second.
Luncheon Cloth-Mrs. Eric Eng
second: Mrs. Leo Thompson, third
| Dress-Mrs. Fred Kunst, first
| Dresser Scarf-Nrs. P. NJ. Fergu.
son, first; Mrs. j. A. Johnson, sec
Pillow Cases-Mrs. John A. John.
son, first; Mrs. Hugo johnson, sec,
ond.
Towel-Mrs. H. H. Fuller first; Mrs
]. L. Cuddy second.
Pillow Cases-Mrs. H. H. Fuller
first; Mrs. j. l.. Cuddy, second.
| Nightgown-Lela Black Griffing
first; Mrs Carl Hanson, second.
Doily-Mrs. Hugo Johnson, first
Miss Cecilia Leonard, second.
Centerpiece-Alice Davis, first;
Mrs. Phil Huettl, second; Mrs. e
Lunch cioth-Marilla Cunrath, first
| CoceIia Iaonard third
| Dresser scarf-Lucille Kowinsky
| first; Esther Westpahl. second.
Table cover-Madelyn Wilcox
first; Mildred Wass, second; Hanna
Strand, third.
Table runner-Mrs. Henry Mayer
first; Minnie Watts, second; Mrs. C
H. Loucks, third.
Pillow-Mrs. Anna c. Olson, first;
Susie Garthwaite, second,
Bed Spread-Mrs. J. c. Marlow
first.
Kimono-Mrs. H. Guttman, second
Apron-Lela Black Griffing, first;
Mrs Carl Hanson, second.
Hardanger centerpiece-Mrs. Hugo
Johnson, first; Mrs. Mary Wishart
second. IT..
Dresser scarf-Mrs. Yoel Berg
strom, first; Tillie Iceberg, second.
| Luncheon Sc Esther Carlson
first; Susie Garthwaite, second
Lunch cloth-Lucille Kowinsky
first.
Luncheon set-Maybelle Anderson
first.
Napkins o. G. Olson, first;
Mrs. H. H. Fuller, second. ....
| Handkerchiefs-Mr C. D. Snow
first; Miss Alice Davis, second.
Bed set-Esther Muse, first; Ce-
celia Leonard, third.
Pin cushion-Mrs. John Hanson
second.
Beaded waist-Lela Black Griffing
| first. ...
Cutwork-Mrs. w. L. Thomas, first
Mrs. H. Guttman, second.
Dress-Lela Black Griffing. first.
Night gown-Elizabeth Wittmers
| first; Mrs. o. &. Olson. second.
Centerpiece-Mrs. M. Ford, first.
Pillow-Minnie Watts, first.
Waist, Mrs. H. Guttman, first.
Pin cushion-Ida Hodapp. first;
Nina Hunter, second.
Bed spread, knit-Mrs. Louise
| Lasby, first.
Bed spread crochet-Mrs. A. H
| Spaulding. first. .
Collar, Irish crochet-Lucille Kow-
Il i - ALL