The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-02-16
FINE PROGRAM WAS GIVEN
Schools Progressing Nicely and Nee d
Of Another Department Shown;
News in General.

auspices of the Epworth league. One
very interesting number was drill en-
titled "The War of Roses" given by
twelve girls, six dressed in white bear
ing white roses and six dressed in red
bearing white roses. 1t was given under
the direction of Mrs. Lutz, John w.
Reynolds and Miss Daisy Reynolds hao
charge of the music which was of high
order Following is the program
Land of Freedom, Mixed Chorus
Duet, Rescue" Mr. John w. Rey-
nolds and Miss Daisy Reynolds.
Recitation, Carl Nelson.
Solo, Miss LOttie Otto.
Male Quartet, Away, Away"
Solo, Gladys Heath.
Recitation Josephine Lutz.
'Strike Up the Music" Boys Chorus
Solo. Mr.. Chas. Harein.
Drill, ''War Of Roses" By twelve
Girls.
"O'er the Hill.' Girls Chorus.
Duet, Mr. John w. Reynolds and Mrs
Lola Macbeth
Recitation, Kenneth Macbeth.
thinkers Song" Boys Chorus.
Solo, Miss Daisy Reynolds.
''Piccolina,' Male Quartet.
Recitation, Lctha Mead
The program will conclude with .
chorus, 'Say Hello"
Miss May Dickinson, who teaches il
the Sugar Grove district north of town
spent Lincolns birthday with her par
ents in Eagle Lake.
d. NJ. Owens has just returned from
a trip to Balaton where he had beer
looking after his farm.
Mrs. Miller returned Tuesday from
two weeks visit at Welcome, her form
er home.
Mrs. Haun has just returned from
Wisconsin and take up her residence il
Eagle Lake. .ai N...
Mrs. Ida Mead is in Minneapolis visit
| ing her sister, Mrs. DR.. Bradley.
Mrs. Van Buren, was called to Fair
fax Wednesday to see her daughter Mis-
| Jennie who was seriously injured by 6
fall She is attending the Fairfax higl
| school.
Mrs. Kate Watts has just arrive;
from Minneapolis with full line o!
spring millinery goods.
Monday of this week John Graham
and family and Perry Harris and famil.
left for Frederick, Wis, where they vii
make their future home. The hes
wishes of Eagle Lake people go will
| them
Arthur Reynolds has bought out the
dray line formerly operated by Johi
Graham and on Monday moved into tn,
house vacated by the latter
Rev. Herman, former pastor of the
Christian church, has moved to Chicag'
where he has a position as bookkeeper.
Gordon Bros. have just shipped sew
eral cars of flour, the most of it goin!
to Iowa and Wisconsin.
The Freedmen's Aid and Southern
Education anniversary was observed
the Methodist church Sunday morning
| In the evening the pastor delivered a.
address on the character of Abraham
| Lincoln. The male quartet rendered Q
fine selection entitled Boys of the OLE
Brigade"
! John W. Reynolds will leave Sunday
for Chicago to attend the National But
termakers' association. Mr.. Reynold,
has taken several prizes in the line O
his profession.
Carl Nelson, who has position as bel
boy at the Saulpaugh, came out Satur
day evening from Mankato to take par
in the entertainment, returning Sunda!
morning.
Daniel Mahoney has charge of the de
pot temporarily.
J. ID. Hummiston left last week fo
an extended trip through the southwest
He will visit Kansas, Missouri, Okla
homa, and Texas.
Special meetings begin at the Metho
dist church Monday evening of thi
week Rev. n B. Foot is assisting TIL
pastor.
| The schools are progressing finely. TIL
attendance in both departments bein:
nearly 100. There is pressing nee
of another department.
Rev. n. b. Foot went to MankatC
Saturday to conduct baptismal ser
vice for the pastor of Belgrade Avenue
| church.
The Ladies' Aid society of Tivoli viii
hold their annual fair and give chicken
pie social at the residence of p. j. Har
vey on the evening of Feb. 22d. Sup
per from six o'clock to ten.
! Ellis Pressnall of Charlottesville. Ind
is visiting his many relatives in Eagle
| Lake Mr.. Pressnall came here in 1865
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