The Mankato free press., 1923-10-12
PASTOR AT EAGLE
LAKE GIVEN PARTY
Residents of Village Pay
Him Merited Tribute
NOTES OF VILLAGE
r. L. HasselfeIdt Run Into BY
Auto; the Personal
Mention

EAGLE Lake, October 9.--The strip
OF road leading south from the vii
lage is TO be graded the coming week
and this winter it will be given a
coat of gravel. The grading wdll be
done by August Beccue with his
large Avery tractor
M. C. Pressnall has disposed OF
his ten acre tract Of land one half
mile west Of Eagle Lake. II was q
cash deal, the consideration being
$4,000.
Last Wednesday while doing road
work on the Eagle Lake road II: L.
Hasselfeldt, patrolman, was run into
bv a car driven By F. G. Fratzke of
GAINESVILLE. The car struck the
grader from the rear and became en-
tangled. This impact knocked Mr..
Hasselfeldt to the ground and at the
same time frightened his team which
proceeded to stage run way
dragging Mr.. Hasselfeldt, grader
automobile and all, but after a short
run thet team was stopped and the
various participants began to extri-
cate themselves. Mr.. Hasselfeldt Is
still unable to work and his doctor
advises that it will be some time be-
fore he will able to resume his duties.
The local yards of the Botsford
Lumber company are receiving new
coat OF paint. The work is being
done by Otto Stark.
\ The Eagle Lake bowling team ts
again in action and expect to play
with the Imperial league during the
coming winter season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Lathrope OF
Belmond, Iowa, have been spending
several days visiting at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. ]. w. Caswell. Mrs.
Lathrope is sister Of Mrs. Casweil.
They returned home Sunday.
L. M. Hugunin, the genial sales :
man of the Powell Auto company OF
Mankato was a business caller here
Friday. /.
Mrs. Hannah Wilcox has returned
from Bloomer, Wis, were she was
visiting her sister Mrs. Almira Cod
diDgton.
An infant child OF the Mexican
family employed by A. p. Jacobson
was buried here Friday. The SER
vices were conducted by Rev J.. w.
Caswell.
Charles Russell is having an auc-
tion sale of his personal property,
having rented his farm to the ad-
joining farmers. Mr.. Russell intends
to remain on the farm instead of
moving to town. The many friends
here of the Russell family are pleas
ed to know that they are not to
move out of this neighkorhood.
Mrs. John Cummins, accompanied
by her daughter Donna, motored to
Albert Lea Friday afternoon. They
returned the same evening bringing
with them Miss Marion Cummins
who is teaching in the public schools
a: that place. Saturday Marion and
Donna Gummins drove to Minneapo-
lis.
Mrs. John Bradish of Wabasso has
gone to Rochester with her daugh-
ter, Queen. who is very sick. While
there the baby girl of Mrs. Bradish
Mrs. Nj. B. Cook. Mrs. Cook is a
sister of Mrs. Bradish.
Last week the f. K. Day company
installed furnace in the hcme of
John c. Mosher and one in the school
building Of District No. 127, com
monlysknoEn as the White School.
Joe Read of Mankato was calling
on friends in the village Friday.
Ivan Macbeth of Mankato assisted
in the Sunday morning services at
the Methodist church. Ivan pos
sesses a tenor voice of rare quality
and his songs were we'll received.
Mrs. Sidney Fields, accompanied
by her mother was visiting relatives
and friends here Friday.
Delmer Drysdale who was acci-
IDENTIFY shot several week ago is able
to be about. but has not entirely
recovered from the wound
The Ladies Aid will be entertained
Wednesday afternoon in the church
parlors by Messrs. c. d. Pickle and
NJ. B. Cook. -...,
Robert Hamiel and Fred Englerth
who have been working on a ditch
job at, Ankeny,, Iowa. returned to
return to complete the work but Mr..
Englerth expects to remain here.
Charles Macbeth of Kansas City,
Walter Macbeth. Mrs. George Mac
beth and Mrs. Walter Macbeth,
we're calling on friends here Sunday.
The reception rendered Rev. J. w.
Caswell and family Saturday even
ing was largely attended, there be-
ing over eighty people present. Two
instrumental duets were rendered by
Violet Jackson at the piano and
Lloyd Jackson on the violin. A ,vo-
cal selection was given by Fay
Stokes Frances Reisenbigler and
Margaret Pickle. Fay Stokes gave a
piano solo. The short program was
conducted with a brief but splendid
talk by Rev. Caswell in which he re-
viewed in touching way his work
OF the past two years. and there
touched upon his plans for the. work
OF the present year The evenings
reception was brought to a close. by
the ladies serving light refreshments.
Md. and Mrs. o. r. Jackson ard
Mr.. and Mrs. p. M Harris motored
to Minneapolis Friday to spend the
week end visiting at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Jackson. Mt.
C. s. Braden managed the general
store and post office during the alb
sence of Mr.. and Mrs. Harris. Elmer
Schlekau assisted at the telephone
switch board.
Alfred Hall and Miss Leila Cords
were married at Mankato Thursday
afternoon. At nine p. NJ. delicious
relatives at the home of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Cords.
Mr. and Mrs. J. n. Compton and
Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Dalton were en-
tertained at the hospitable home of
Mrs. Sarah Turtle Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs, Alfred Hall the
newly weds, entertained their many
young friends at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Muellerleile Saturday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Beach are
moving in to the home. OF Edward
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