The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1923-12-07
GIVEN GRfATPRASE
PROGRAM BY MEMBERS
OF ORPHEUS CLUB
Fine Entertainment At GAINESVILLE;
orpheus Club Members Are
Participants

Participants
Janesvtlle. December 5.-The
large audience which turned out to
the town hall for the entertainment
given-by members of the Mankato
Orpheus club under the auspices OF
the local committees, in charge or
raising funds for a tourist camp
were Immensely delighted with the
program rendered. Glen Shoemaker
Possesses a baritone voice OF won
derful range and sweetness. DR.. II. J.
Lloyd's tenor is very pleasing. Mrs.
leaves nothing to be desired and Mr..
Maurice Nelson's dialect readings
We're exceedingly well done. The
proceeds Of the entertainment netted
the committees over a hundred dol
Lars which together with the money
obtained from the recent home talent
play will give the tourist camp pro-
iect a good start. The entertain
ments and home talent plays plan
ned for later in the season will un-
doubtedly make the project a reali-
ty. The location Of. the camp has as
eral sites have been Tentatively look
ed~over by the committees. The
complete program rendered is given
herewith as follows:
Morning, ...:.......... SPEAKS
Love Me or Not, .......... Seechl
Rolling Down to Rio ...... German
49,. Mr.. Shoemaker
George Washington
The Courtship OF Miles Standish.
Ole's Political Labor Speech
. Mr.. Nelson
Enticement, .............. Ruckauf
Long Ago in Alcala -. Messenger
Mr.. Shoemaker
Inc Star ................ Rogers
Thank God For a Garden, Del Riege
TO the Son, ...... Curran.
Dr.. Lloyd
Publican, ......... Van De Water
The Great Awakening 49,. Kramer
Mr.. Shoemaker
Under the Desert Star 80. Temple
Hunting Song from "Kink Arthur,
Mr.. shoemaker and Dr.. Lloyd ssiu
Ole the ski Jumper:
Maud Muller;
The New Piano.
Mr.. Nelson
Give Man q Horse he can Ride,
..,.............. OHara
kitty OF. Coleraine $3.50. Buchanan
On the Road TO Madalay,. -. : Speaks
Hard Trails ............s Burleign
eood Bye, - Tesu
X The stage setting for the enter
tainnen. were FURNISHED thFoueil the
courtesy of the Otto Arnold Furni
ture Firm OF GAINESVILLE.
The High School honor roll for
the period ena:ng November % Is as
follows, ninety >per cent or more;
Leona Arnoldt, Cecilia Cahill, Marie
Cunningham, Marion Dunn, Minnie
Flemming, Rosina Fleming, Guy
cit Gordon. Cecilia Hellebo, Charles
Hoffman, Clifford Koplen, Gladys
they, Cecilia Mcbride. Maynard
Robbins. Marie Smith, Eleanor
Wiste, Louella Zimmerman S5 per
cent or more; Cecilia Amberg, Irene
Amberg, Esther. B@ndt, Delilah Bor-
shert, Clara FeHlming, Margaret
Foley, Monica Jewison, Frances Fo-
ley, Roman Kocourek, Edward Ko-
Dtschke. Hannah Lambert, Alice
Long Thomas Lynch, Marie Nichol-
son, Malcolm o'Hara, Donal Sharp,
Gertrude Storjohannn, Alfred Tim
With such excellent weather the
annual ball of the GAINESVILLE Fire
Department Thursday night was the
argest attended event Of this kind
that has been given for several
tears by the local boys and good
fine is the general report Of all. A
fome orchestra, AIS Melody boys
furnished the music.
Mrs Gilday Is the owner OF fine
iew car. She and her son Lawrence
pade a trip to Iowa early in the
Iyo Fo, a inf Ga a
returning home Wednesday even
ing.
owing to the fact that there is
Practically no express service out of
slysian, with the enc accommoda-
ton mixed freight and passenger
train each day, some of the Elysian
merchants are bringing express to
Janesyllle over the Chicaso and
Northwestern Railway in order to
be sure of fast. unsurpassed ser
wee by ope OF the first class trunk
lines Of the country. The Great
Western taking off of the one pass
enger trains, one a day consequent
ly brings more business to James
vile. 1t would be a good thing for
someone to start a truck line be-.
tween Elysian and GAINESVILLE for
handling express between these
places.
FRANK Sexton has had an electric
light plant installed on his farm on
the east side Of the lake between
Janesville and Elysian. T. r. De-
vine and Henry Schafer did the ex-
pert work on 1t.
The Trinity German Lutheran
church was the only congregation
observing. Thanks giving with special
services in this place.
c. G. and F, Arnold have taken
the agency for a Superior Super
Smokeless furnace, which utilities
soft coal and consumes the smoke
SO that none is admitted through
the. pipe. Experts from the Manufac-
turing Company putting these fur
naces out had one on exhibition dur
ing the Poultry Show in front Of
the place Of business Of Arnold
Brothers on Main street.
Frank Sexton was business Wis.
itor in Waseca Monday afternoon.