The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1921-06-24
Tauqua To Be Held There
The Coming Week
PROGRAM IS OUTLINED
Young Men Enjoy Day Fishing
News Picked Up In the
Village
ASSOCIATED Press DispatchI


Eagle Lake, June 18.-The follow
en- at the local chautauqua next week
beginning Tuesday afternoon. June
81.
Tuesday Afternoon, concert by the
Gypsy Serenaders.
Tuesday evening, music by the
Gypsy Serenaders, followed by lee
ure "The Trail Of Triumph" Leroy
Weis.
Wednesday afternoon, entertain
ment of music and reading by the
Russell Graves Entertainers.
Wednesday evening, entertainment
by the Russell Graves entertainers
followed by the lecture 1.-THE Golden
Age of America" given by Hon. Mil
ton Simpson.
Thursday afternoon, A lecture, 1.-THE
Mission of Optimism" DR.. Hanscom.
Thursday evening, the Great Farce
Comedy "Cappy Kicks. by an all
star company.
Friday afternoon, concert by the
Manhatten orchestra. With readings
by Miss Gladys Andes.
Friday evening, grand final concert
by the Manhatten orchestra. Miss
Andes will give readings Of gener
al nature.
E. R. Tanner, the local garage
manager who has been conveying the
high school boys to the Mankato
school during the past year, took these
same boys on "a fishing trip to Lake
Francis. The party left the garage
about 5 A. M. returning late in the
evening. A camping outfit was taken
and the lads cooked their meals.
They had very successful day of
fishing, catching their limit Mr..
Tanner reported that the fishing was
the best he had ever seen it on that
lake. The following boys were in the
party: Ralph Compton, Robert Nc
Carl, Leon and Leslie Schlekau and
Kenneth Stokes.
]. N. Compton and Mr.. ]. L. Cum
minis are attending the grand lodge
of the Independent Order of Odd Eel
lows at Virginia. They were chosen
as delegates of the Eagle Lake chap
tiers of Odd Fellows and Rebekahs
respectively. Mrs. Cummins was ac-
companied by Mrs. Kate Cook.
Mrs. Grace Radichal is visiting her
sister, Mrs. F. e. Day. After spend
ing few weeks here she will go to
Milwaukee where she has a position.
Mr.. Frank Rose, who carries mail
out of Amboy is taking a two weeks
vacation, part of which he is sepnd-
ing with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Rose.
Verna and Milo Hill are home for
the summer after the close of the
school year. Verna has been teach
ing and Milo has been attending COL
lege.
Lloyd Burgess and family of st.
Paul are visiting at the home of the
formers mother, Mrs. Jennie Burgess.
c. D. Pickle accompanied by his
father G. A. Pickle, and Joe Blake
and Henry Pickle of Pemberton have
gone to Birch Lake on a weeks fish
ing trip.
A. P. jacobson, who has been suf-
fering for some time from rheuma-
tism, hSs gone to Chicago where he
will undergo special treatment His
many friends here trust that he will
return much improved in health.
The committee having in charge
the sale Of chautauqua tickets report
that they are meeting with very good
response. There is every reason to
believe that the chautauqua will be
success in every way.
All those paying their taxes at the
local bank may get their receipt from
the county treasurer by calling at the
bank.
Miss Ida Burgess, who has been
teaching school the past year at Co.
lerain, Mimi, Is home for her vaca-
ton with her mother, Mrs. Jennie
Burgess. She expects later to take
an extended trip through the West.
visiting Yellow Stone Park and other
places Of interest. Miss Burgess will
teach the coming year at Farming
ton, MINI.