The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1917-04-06
Eagle Lake
From Tuesdays Daily.

III lllc City VI lHC uCdu WhOil VIC Z
known in their life time in the last
sixty years and with whom we have
had pleasant associations as neigh
bors and friends we can look back
through these many years finding that
our mutual relations were very pleas
ant. Many of them are in the three
cemeties, Eagle Lake, Tivoli and
Burgess. A few are at rest in other
places. Here are the names and where
they are buried: Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen
Adm, Eagle Lake; Mr.. Henry w. AL
Ign, Eagle Lake; Mr.. and Mrs. Avis
Mankato; Mr.. and Mrs. John And
erson, Eagle Lake; Mr. and Mrs. John
Cummins, Eagle Lake; DR.. A. l.. Cum
Minis and two wives, Eagle Lake;
Mrs. Lewis Compton, Eagle Lake;
James Carpenter, Burgess; Rev. G. B
Cook and wife, Eagle Lake; Fred
Cook, Eagle Lake; Mrs. Bell Charles
worth, Eagle Lake; Mrs. Charles
Crandell, South Dakota; Mr.. l.. B
Coswell, Seattle, Wash; Morgan Car
penter, Jonesville; Mr.. and Mrs. John
H. Burgess, ST., Burgess; Rev. Will
liam Burgess and wife, Blumfield, Ia.
J. l.. Burgess and wife, Burgess; H
M. Burgess, Burgess; Thomas Burgess
Burgess; H. C. Brellis and wife; Bur-
CESS; Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Buckley
Mankato; Mr.. and Mrs. Babcock, Man
kato; George w. Braden, Burgess;
Mr.. and Mrs. George Byrise, Mountain
Lake; Mr.. and Mrs. M. o. Burnett
Tivoli, Charles Burnett and two
wives, Tivoli; Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Burnett, Tivoli; Mr.. and Mrs. George
Buckmaster and daughter, Eagle
Lake; Mr.. Daniel Brett, Burgess; Mr.
and Mrs. Daniel Davis, Burgess; Mr.
and Mrs. Alex Douglas, Eagle Lake;
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Englerth, Eagle
Lake; Eugene Englerth, Eagle Lake
Mrs. Earl Englerth, Eagle Lake; Mr.
and Mrs. Isaac, Eagle Lake; Mr.. and
Mrs. N. B. Foot, Eagle Lake; Mr.
George Garrison, Mankato; Mr.. and
Mrs. George Hilton, st. Clair; George
Hilton, ST. Clair; Rev. William Hill
Blue Earth; Mr. and Mrs. Henry, Eagle
Lake; Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hill,
Eagle Lake; Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Hill,
Eagle Lake; Mr.. James Hastings,
Eagle Lake; Mr. and Mrs. George Har-
tong, Mankato; J. ]. Haggard, ST.,
Eagle Lake; J. ]. Haggard Jr., Eagle
Lake; Mrs Howard, Eagle Lake; Mrs.
Alec Hersford, Eagle Lake; Arthur
Herrien, Eagle Lake; E. ]. HUM,
Eagle Lake; Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman
Humiston and two daughters, Eagle
Lake; Julia and Frank Johnson,
Eagle Lake; DIR. Jones and wife,
Eagle Lake; James Medcalf, Burgess
Peter Malinda and wife, Eagle Lake; ;
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Wigley, Man
kato; Mr.. and Mrs. Mart Mettler,
Mankato: Mr.. and Mrs. Merrill, Man.
kato: Mr.. and Mrs. Enoch Morse,
Tivoli; Mr.. and Mrs. N. Moon, Bur-
CESS; Mrs. Mary Mynard, Eagle Lake;
James A. Lovett, Eagle Lake; Mr..
and Mrs. Morse, Eagle Lake; Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Osborn, Burgess; Myron
Page, Soldiers Home; Mr.. and Mrs.
Peck, Tivoli; Frank Peck, Tivoli; Rev.
]. w. Parnell and wife; Spring Island;
Mr.. w. w. Phelps and wife, Eagle
Lake; Mr.. and Mrs. Pressnall, Eagle
Lake; Mrs. A. H. Pressnall, Eagle
Lake; Mr.. and Mrs. A. Pressnall and
children, Eagle Lake; Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Pressnall, Eagle Lake; JON
athan Pressnall, Eagle Lake; Mrs. A.
B. Preston, Eagle Lake; Mr.. and
Mrs Henry Simons, Kentucky: Mr..
L. w. Stems, Burgess; E. R. Stew
ems, Eagle Lake; Mr.. and Mrs. James
Schield, Slayton; Mr.. and Mrs. D. w.
Sellick, Eagle Lake; Mr.. and Mrs.
George Sewers, Nevada; o. Sewers,
Eagle Lake; Mr.. and Mrs. James
Swarts, Eagle Lake; Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Swarble, Mankato; Mr.. and
Mrs. John Sheyhiil, Mankato; Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Flingem. Mankato; Mr..
o. D. Setter, Eagle Lake; E. F.
Stevens, Eagle Lake; Chester Ryle,
Eagle Lake; Henry Robertson, Maple
Grove; Rev. Daniel Reed, Eagle Lake;
E. J. Russell Eagle Lake; Isaac Red
ner, Eagle Lake; Mr.. and Mrs. T. c.
Reaves and son, Eagle Lake; Mr.. H.
A. Rau, Eagle Lake; Annis Tober and
wife, Burgess; Hollis Whitney and
wife, Tivoli; Mrs. A. Wills, Eagle
Lake; Charles Wagner and wife,
Burgess; Logan Wagner, Burgess.
Miss Marion Cummins returned to
her school at Owatonna on Monday
after spending two weeks at home.
Mr.. John Compton moved Monday
onto Mr.. J. l.. Cummins' farm west of
town known as the j. A. Pickle
ranch. There Mr.. Compton will work
about five acres Of truck gardening in
which he always took such delight.
Mr.. Hayes of Lake Crystal will
move into the Compton residence. Mr..
Hays is foreman of the concrete tile
bitches of the Radicle Construction
Mrs. Hattie Davis from GAINESVILLE
was visiting at the home of her broth
err in Eagle Lake last Saturday.
Mr.. George Weber is loading his
emigrant car for Montana where he
has land and where he will farm on
an extensive scale in comparison to
his Eagle Lake farm. He is an up to
date farmer and stock grower.
A ganG of men headed by the presi-
dent, Mr.. H. H. Hulce, waded into the
cut on Swarble hill and others, which
had become impossible from the
snow, with their scrapers and shovels.
Much of the ice and snow was re-
moved.
The Mexican who had been room
ng at the hotel has taken up his grip !
md walked out.
Mrs Boras and her two children are
gone on visit somewhere.
If law could be passed allowing
he county commissioners to raise and
over the water in our Eagle Lake !
outlet would give the ducks, rats and !