The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1917-08-31
Eagle Lake

Miss Grace Daley returned home
Tuesday from few days, Jisit with
friends at Lake Crystal.
Sidney Fields of Mankato and Aline
Macbeth of Eagle Lake motored to
the cities Wednesday returning the
same day.
KLEIN Burgess, telegraph operator at
GAINESVILLE, spent Thursday with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Burgess.
Roy Compton returned to Mime
apolis Friday after spending two week
vacation with friends and relatives
here.
ISIS Grace Russell of Madison
Lake spent Friday at the home of
Nelson Reed.
Leslie Cleveland of Mankato spent
Sunday and Monday at Eagle Lake
visiting friends.
Miss Roseline Stevens is visiting
her sister, Mrs. ]. S. Haughtaling Of
Eagle Lake.
Roy and Mabel Compton motored to
Window Saturday returning Sunday.
T. Mrs. Del Mullen of South Shore, S.
Oak, is visiting her rrother, Mrs. AL
ice Crandall this week.
Mrs. E. P. Taggard of Plain View,
Ark, who has been visiting Mrs. M.
Garrison for some time returned home
Thursday
Miss Mabel Compton and Roseline
| Stevens motored to st. Peter Satur-
day.
N. W. Dickerson and w. G. Hill
collided with their Ford cars when
turning at the cemetery corner go
ing north. The cars were not damaged
very much save for few scratches
This is very bad corner as the
brushes and the bank cuts off the view
| from either way.
The little girl of John Rose, who
suffered broken leg from horse
Kicking her, is still at the st. Joseph's
''ospital but is getting along nicely.
William Otto's son of Mankato in
urning the corner Of the MankatC
Dad onto Second street collided with
, Ford auto belonging to Mr.. Suther-
md of Lake Crystal on Sunday last
rhe car was somewhat damaged anG
he boy was pretty we'll shook up. The
uto was standing along side of the
boulevard Of Mr. John Anderson.
The Minute meeting held in Morri:
sa1l Monday night was we'll attended
nd listened to the address given By
'udge C0mstock He also defined tht
9Fnmon law and the additional rights
{ a1l citizens and their duty and OBJ
cations as to their attitude in carry.
0g cut the provisions of the law anC
iDforcp good order at all times.
The lightning struck the Northern
''ates Power company electric lin'
I'd left Eagle Lake and st. Clair II
'arkness for the night.
Threshing has begun in earnest ant
wheat is yielding from twenty t.
forty three bushels and oats from fit!
!, to seventy-five bushels per acre.
3! The farmers are hauling out thei
y winters COAL Several cars have ar
rived.
i Mrs. Mullen of South Shore, S. D.
] stopped off while on her return triI
from Rochester to visit her mother
Mrs. Charles Crandall.
Mike Kline, son of Joseph Kline o
Lake Vita, is paying his fathers fam
ilv a visit before going to war. Mr.
Kline is farmer near Santone, MINI.
and has large crop. He was an I. w
w. member while living in Montana
/, for few years. He says that the
w. WIS are not so black as they art
painted. He regrets that some mischie
makers have got into the order.
4 Captain Fred Day visited Mankatt
and Tivoli Thursday evening.
Mr.. B. P. Robertson sold his las
years Ford to P M. Harris and pur'
chased a new one.
Rev. Stevens is now the owner Of {
Ford car.
Clark Pickle drove to st. Pau
Thursday He expects to go on the
road again Monday to sell dry goods.