The Mankato free press., 1922-06-30
Eagle Lake Prepares Z
For Her Chautauqua
Lectures, Music and Readings
Will Feature Entertain
ments This Week.

Eagle Lake, June 27.--Thursday
afternoon a large party of the
friends of Miss Katie Loeffler gave
her a shower at the home Of Mrs.
John Schlekau. Miss Loeffler was
presented with a beautiful carving
set. Miss Loeffler will be united
nj marriage to Mr.. Paul Schmall OF
Bird Island at st. Clair Tuesday
morning June 9th.
Harry Bennett, who took high
dive from the grade of the state
road some days ago and landed in
the ditch with his car, is again out
of the hospital. He sustained three
broken ribs which will no doubt
keep him from work for a couple OF
weeks.
w. E. Reisenbigler delivered a
Baker special steam engine to
Charles Quade of GAINESVILLE June 19
C. D. Pickle and his brother
Clark of Mitchell, st. D., and Joe
Blake returned Sunday from a
weeks fishing trip on the northern
lakes.
Ray Rist and family Of Belgrade
were the guests at the e. w.
Gleason home the fore part OF the
week
Don't forget to attend the chau-
tauqua the last four days OF this
week.
There will be a community pic
mic at Eagle Lake the fourth. The
day will be spent in a social way
with neighbors and friends. It is
planned to have a speaker and there
will be a ball game in the after
noon between the home boys and
Howitzers of Mankato. Every fam
lily is most cordially invited to be
in Eagle Lake on this occasion.
Bring your lunch baskets with you.
Lemonade and ice cream will be
furnished by the committee.
H. c. Fields and Will Rose who
have been spending their vacation
here returned to South Dakota Sat
urday morning. They drove through
in Mr.. Roses Packard.
Over two hundred friends of Miss
Katie Loeffler met at the home Of
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. e. j.
Loeffler Saturday night, the occa-
sion being a parcel shower on Miss
Loeffler. The evening was spent in
soical way by the older members
of the party, while the younger
people engaged in dancing. At the
close of the evening a splendid
lunch was served. Miss Loeffler
was rendered many useful gifts.
C. A. Barton is building an addi-
tion to his dwelling, which when
completed will be one of the best
residences in the village.
Miss Ida Burgess who teaches at
Farmingto is spending her vacation
at the home of Mrs. Jennie Burgess.
Plan to take in the local chau
tauqua which will begin Wednes-
day afternoon of this week. The
program promises to be strong
one.
The north end of Eagle Lake is
becoming a very popular bathing
resort.
Roy Compton ( of Minneapolis is
spending few days with his par
ents Mr. and Mrs. ]. N. Compton
Mrs. ]. P. Dribble returned We'd
nesday from st. Cloud where she
had been attending an Adventist
convention. She visited friends AT
Minneapolis on her return trip.
Mr.. M. c. Pressnall has added a
fine inclosed porch to his dwelling.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Brown of Dover,
Mimi, are visiting at the home OF
Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Pressnal. Mr..
Brown is cashier of the First State
Bank of Dover.
Mrs. A. H. PressnalI returned the
latter part of the week from Cliff
ton, Wisconsin, where she spent
several weeks visiting relatives and
friends.
Through an oversight in the
names of those who signed up for
the chautauQua the name of H.
Cummins was omitted. Mr.. Cum
Minis is and always has been a
booster for things of this kind.
Between twenty five and thirty
cars drove over to ST. Clair and
The object of the tour was to boost
the local clfautauqua.
Thursday evening has been des-
ignated as Madison Lake night at
the Eagle Lake chautauqua. Eagle
Lake wishes to thank. Madison
lake for the splendid spirit it is
showing in this connection.
The following is complete pro-
gram of the chautauqua. If you ex-
pect to attend the various numbers
clip this program and save for ref
erence.
Afternoon: Concert featuring
male quartette- music, varied with
readings and skit, THE Lamp
Went Out" the Phillips Male
Quartette. ..-
Evening: Male Quartette singing,
with novelties, the Phillips Male
Quartette. Lecture, Our Good
Bad Boys" Edgar S. Kindley,
Afternoon: Il Lecture: Ghina,s ;nh IS
Low. Evening: The Great Come
dy- Drama, Peg o. Ny Heart"
Afternoon: Musical Prelude, The
Lecture, And Then
Came a Man from Missouri" e. ].
Powell Evening: Musical and Nov
city Entertainment, The Barkley.
Lecture, 'Fancies, Forces, and
Facts" E. ]. Powell.
Afternoon: Concert Prelude, The
Highland Lassies Orchestra. Read
ing of Short Play, Anne of Green
Cables" Vernon Johns Grimes.
Evening: Concert and grand finale.
with Highland melodies and Scotch
the Highland Lassies Or
chestra, Dorothy l.. Minger, direc-
tor, assisted by Vernon Johns
Grimes.
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