The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-10-05

Those Who Will Guide the Young
Near Eagle Lake.


Eagle Lake, Sept. 2G.-The schools in
the vicinity of Eagle Lake will be sup
piled as follows: Magley district. Miss
Nav Dickinson; Tivoli. Miss Louise
Hug,nin of Kasota; Hill district, Miss
Blanch Madigan: Dickinson school. Miss
Alta Romack: Kuerth district Miss
Pearl Phalin: White school house, Miss
Clara Russell. Misses Daisy Reynolds
and Flora Smith will teach near st.
Clair. and Miss Hattie Alvord near Lake
Crystal.
DR.. jesse Macbeth. who has just
large practice. At present he has three
cases of pneumonia and one of typhoid
fever.
Miss Minnie Hayslip and her niece,
Miss Mary churches, both of Golden,
Colo. were the guests of Ira B. Reyn
Odds and family last week Miss Hay
slip taught the Racket school seven
years, boarding with Mr.. and Mrs. Reyn-
olds. .
Mrs. James b. Turrittin of Kasota
spent Sunday with her niece, Mrs. j. J.
Lutz.
Mrs. Linn P.cssn..'l AMI children. who
have been visiting at the home of Mr.,
and Mrs .Joaathan Pre-. snail. left for
their home at Walnut Grove Monday.
Mr.. Pres. snail is Il son of Jonathan
Pressnall an dhas charge Of an elevator,
at Walnut Grove.
Martin Nelson and son Carl left Mon
day for Tracy where Mr.. Nelson will
open harness shop. His son will en-
ter the high school at the above place.
The family will follow later.
Mrs. Kate Watts. who has Just opened
up large stock of millinery goods at
her residence. went to St Clair Wednes
day to open up branch establishment
at that place.
George REYNOLDS and family will
leave next week for Superior where
George has ii position i'll the car shops.
John Walladom of Chicago. a student
at St. Olof's college, Mortified, spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Nelson. Mr..
Walladom is nephew of Mrs. Nelson.
Mrs. George Chapman and Miss Jen-
ME Ec.son arc visiting i'll Vernon Cen
ter.
Rev. j. T.. Kent. who has charge of
the Free Methodist church in the terri
tory south of here. unloaded IA car of
household goods last weel; He came
from Forest City, Ia, and will live south
OF St. Clair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Zimmerman of.
Cambridge. IdaEo. srent Sunday as the
guests of. Mr.. and Mrs. p II. Kelly.
Mrs. H. 4. Race left Thursday for
an extended visit to her cid home att
Waupon, Wis,
An interesting service was held at the
Tivoh school house Sunday afternoon.
when the children gave an account Of
the investment of the nickels given
them BY the pastor last spring for the
cause of missions. The seven little girls
who reported were Fannie, Leila and
Lunctta Harvey, AIDA Romack. Grace
and Pearl Bucholtz and Minnie Miller.
The amount realized from the seven
nickels was $685.. mostly by raisingi
chickens. Tie little girls are to be con-
graduated.
Levi Compton, who lives two and al
half miles northeast of Eagle Lake. will
have large sale of household goods,
farm implements. cattle and horses OH !;
Tuesday. Oct. 9th.
The subject of the sermon at the |
Methodist church next Sunday morning
will be ''Ihe Uplifted Christ Farewell
service in the evening. Subject. "The
Ups and Downs of an Eagle Lake Pas,
torate''
The Rev. J. s. James held services in
the Seventh Day Adventist church last
Sabbath.
Mrs. Lutz entertained the W. H. NJ.
society Wednesday of last week.
A son of General Siblev the Indian
fighter. spent short time between
trains in town one evening last week. !;
He was born in 1860 at the historic
town of Mendoza. opposite Fort Smelling.
Rev J. L. Kent and wife will hold
religious, services Saturday evening in
front of the postotrice.
On Monday while William Compton
was blowing one OF his horses dropped /
dead, the mate to this one dying last
spring. just short time after he had
bought the span for $3.50.