The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1922-04-07
Notes of Eagle Lake
Written By Scribe
Comings And Goings; Epworth
League Meetings ARE Quite
Interesting.

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Mrs. Fred EngIerth are nicely set
tied in the residence recently re.
modelled by Mr.. J. n. Compton and
r. c. Dalton. Mr.. Englerth and
family recently moved TO Eagle
Lake from Sebeka, MINI.
The Ladies' Aid society will be
noon of this week by Mrs. l.. E.
Leighton, Mrs. A. II. Pressnall and
Mrs. A. =. Pressnall at the home OF
the latter.
II. P. Jorgensen and sister Cena
and Guy Wiltse and family have
again taken UP their residence al
Eagle Lake after spending the win
ter at Mankato. Mr.. Jorgensen and
Wiltse are employed at the Glen
ents Auto Company at Mankato.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. r S. AndeIso is very sick.
Mr.. W. K. Englerth. of Sebeka
Mimi. was calling on friends of the
village Friday and Saturday of this
week
Robert Hamiel and NJ. V! Hill are
in Charles City. Iowa to be present
at the opening OF bids on a ditch
contract at that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hasselfeldi
are now settled in their home on
Third street Mr.. HasSelfeldt is in
charge of the maintaining of the
state road from the Magfey school
Buskey corner.
George Macbeth of Mankato was
calling on friends in the village Fri
day.
George J. Born, who underwent
an operation at Mankato several
days ago for appendicitis, is again
at his home and about his work.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Watson have
returned home after an extended
visit at the home of their son al
Rochester.
]. J. Schlekau who has been very
sick for the past two months, is
again able to be out of doors and
expects TO resume his duties at the
local depot in the near future.
Mr.. c. W. johnson is having the
logs on his farm cut into lumber
The saving is being done by Jake
Chase of st. Clair.
Mr.. John Mosher, proprietor of the
Eagle Lake Broom Works last week
received a very large shipment o.
broom corn and is now turning ou
fine quality of brooms.
| MI. Attic SOulpCOn 10 WI MILF
his fathers farm this season. Ar
chic is the son of J. n. Compton.
| Miss Dora Taylor, teacher of the
Tiyola school, is still confined II
her home at Mankato as a result o.
broken leg several weeks ago
The school is being taught by Mrs
Andrew Loeffler
W. A. Harner and wife of Blue
Earth were calling on their friends
Rev. and Mrs Caswell last week
Clyde CasweH returned TO Blue
Earth with them where he is Wis
liting a brother.
Miss Hulda Jacobson is now a
the hospital at Mankato, suffering
from an attack of rheumatism:
Plans are now under way for al
Easter program at the Methods
church at this place.
| There will be program and ser
ices in the Methodist church caste
Sunday, April 16. The public is in,
vited. A sunrise service will b
conducted by the young people a
$50 a. m.
Miss Clara Dokken, principal of the
local school, together with her as
sistants, are making arrangement
TO observe the anniversary of Gen
eral q. Grant on April q. The pro
gram will appear later.
The new graded road from Man
kato to Madison Lake is badly Gu
up since the frost went out, and thu
last snow did not help it any. Blu
as soon as dry weather comes, ant
the road dragS go over a few times
1t is expected it will be in fine shap'
again.
Miss Ida Burgess, principal of thu
Pennington high school, will pa!
her mother and sister a visit mex
week.
Frank Knoff as moved over on tn,
1 Mankatol road, into the George Git
ter. house, recently vacated by MI
Charter.
| Charles Harein, superintendent o
the Methodist Sunday school, wa
confined to his home Sunday, ant
unable to attend Sunday school.
Miss Danna Cummins is sojourn
ing in Chicago. visiting her aunt an
cousins. She expects to be gon
several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A Pickle are hav
ing the best time of their lives a
Long Beach Cal, where they hav
!. been since last October.
= Dell Carey, one of the villag
painters, has the contract for paint
; ing two houses in Mankato. He i
called a good painter.
The grippe seems to be losinj
its grip. Several Of late have hai
it only in light form.
; Timothy Butler was in the villag
few days ago looking for a suit
able place to live. He says, Will
the county home furnishes a goo
; home for those who are willing t
] stay, yet he thinks there is no plac
) like home. 1t will be remembers
that the home of his sister and sci
) was totally destroyed by fire i
r mid winter.
J The farmers are more tina
pleased at the new process of clean
ing seed wheat at the local mill.
Open meetings of the Bpwort
League are becoming very interest
5 ing. Those taking part were Keit
, and Marshall Harein, Kenneth Sto
! kes, Eva Barton, Clyde Caswel
! Donald Drysdale. Louis and Leo
I Schlekau.