The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1922-12-15
Eagle Lake Hunters
Were Out For Game
Vanquished Sports Will Serve Sup
per to the Winners On Sat
urdaY Mint


per to the Winners On Sat
urday Night
Eagle Lake, December S.-The
annual hunt was held on Tuesday.
The day was the coolest of the sea-
SON and as there was no snow the
game secured was the least of am
hunt he'd here for the past four
years. There were thirty men en-
gagged in the hunt. The FOLLOWING
game was brought in: One weasel,
81 cottontails, IL jacks and s owls.
The successful side won the supper
by 1900 points Those on the win.
ming side are as follows: F. N. Kis-
70. c. ID. Pickle, J. 5. Houghtaling,
hubbard Uuelhcfen, Geo. Westpnal
Art Splitter NJ. B. Cook, F, 4. Day,
Geo. Morse, Lloyd Russell A. &. Neal
w. Z. ReisinDigier, Quentin Harein,
E. R. Tanner. e W. Caswell. Inc
yanquisned who wilt be oolised to
furnish a dinner for the victors
above named are: Fred Jensen, ia
cob Langenecker, John Wilson, Nels
Read, c. A. Barton, r. W. Enslerth,
ed stems, Elmer Schlekau, G A.
Harein- John Hasse.feldt, John
Mosher. Reuben Johnson, Bob Has
selfeldt, Claud Johnston, and r. c.
Dalton. The dinner will be served by
the members OF the Ladies Aid in
The Odd Failows' hall Saturday ev
ening.
Mrs. ]. J. Schlekau Mrs. Jacob
Langenecker and Mrs. Jim Wagner
gave a. dancing party to their
fvta IN nl
Thanksgiving evening. Music was
| furnished by NJ. C. Pressnall and
1 Mrs. Hannah Compton. After spend
ing the evening in dancing picnic
supper was served.
A large crew Of men are at work
on the Chicago and Northwestern
; road laying ninety pound steel
These heavy rails are made neces-
sary by the placing of the larger
type Of engines on this division Of
the road.
Mr.. Ed Dearborn was called to
Dundas the latter part of the week
owing to the serious illness of his
: brother A. w. Dearborn. Mr.. Dear
born returned Tuesday and stated
that his brother is now out Of dan
| ger.
Clifford Harris went to Roches-
ter Tuesday where he will receive
medical treatment.
The Ladies Aid met with Mrs. J.
". McCarl Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Cena Jorgenson of Garden
City was visiting friends in the viii
iage over Thanksgiving.
s. G. Dalton and Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred. Lutz and daughter Winnifred
of Granada spent the week end Wis
iting relatives in the village.
Thanksgiving evening about fifty
friends met at the hosDitable home
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. R. Anderegg
where the evening was spent in
cards and dancing. The music was
furnished by four piece orchestra
consisting of Albert Buskey first
violin; Lloyd Jackson, second VIC.
lin; Earl Jackson clarinet and Marie
Anderegg, piano. The usual good
time was enjoyed.
The first number of the lecture
course which is sponsored by the
school appeared here Wednesday
evening. The play was given to a
fairly good sized audience. The
the holiday season and will be an
nounced in these columns.
Miss Marion Cummins, who is
teaching at Albert Lea and Miss Lo-
rene Braden, teaching in the school
at Waseca, spent the Thanksgiving
recess at their homes here.
Mrs. Bertha Wells returned home
the forepart OF the week from NORTH
Mankato where she had beer
spending a couple of weeks with hel
sister Mrs. Emil Rohde, who has
1 been very sick and underwent ar
Operation.
Grandpa ]. N. Compton report.
the arrival of a baby girl born Il
Mr., and Mrs. Joe Meyer of 225
Pleasant street Mankato Mrs. Meyer
Is daughter of Mr.. ]. N. Compton