The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1923-11-23
WAS GOODBYE PARTY
Friends Of Mrs. w. r. EnaIertn
Gave Reception, Eagle Lake

Friends OF Mrs. w. r. Enaiertn
Gave Reception, Eagle Lake
Eagle Lake, November 21.-Fri-
day evening the many friends Of Mrs.
w. r. Englerth met at the home Of
Mrs. R. c. Dalton to tender her a
farewell reception, before she left or
Los Angels, Calf. Mrs. Englerth is
going to California to seek relief
from an attack of rheumatism from
which she has been suffering for the
past few months. It is possible that
she may make that state her perm
anent home. Mr.. and Mrs. Englerth
are among the earlier settlers here
and their many friends regret their
leaving and are hopeful that they
may, at some future time, decide to
again take up their residence at
Eagle Lake. Mrs. Englerth expects to
remain at Omaha for q couple Of
weeks to visit her son, Boyd Eng
lerth. At the close of the evening.
which was spent In a social way re-
freshments were served by the lad
les and the guest of honor was pre-
sented with Boston bag as token
OF their esteem. Mrs. Englerth de-
parted Saturday for Omaha, Mr..
Englerth who is now at Sebeka
expects to join his wife in the West
as soon as his financial interests
can be so adjusted her as to no
longer demand his attention.
Jack Schaff1e was thrown to the
ground Friday while leading horse
to water and as a result was un-
able to work for q few days.
Miss Lucille Drysdale who Is at
tending college at Battle Creek.
Michigan, Is recovering from an op-
Grafton. which she submitted to
three weeks ago.
The boys Of the village are get
ting well supplied with airguns
which may aid the glasseye industry
to some extent.
Thursday evening November %
the Degree Of Honor is sponsoring a
married folks dance. To be eligible
to attend this function one must
be actually married, a mere declar-
alton Of intention will not be suffi.
cieDt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lutz ana
daughter Winnifred and Mr.. and
Mrs. e. G. Dalton Of Granada. spent
Sunday visiting relatives in the vii
lage.
Kenneth Kerns. forman for the
Jack Brown road crew, was calling
on friends here Sunday afternoon.
Alice Decker has gone to the
home OF Mrs. D. e. Johnson near
Madison Lake where she will assist
with the house work for a few
weeks.
Claude Johnston and George e.
Johnston attended the Masonic ex-
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Mr.. and Mrs. Murray Smart and
from Marshall. Mimi, Saturday.
They were accompanied on their re
turn by Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Reyn-
olds. Mr.. and Mrs. Reynolds will
spend the winter at Marshall with
their daughter, Mrs. Smart.
e. G. Drysdale is unable to per-
form his duties as engineer on the
Northwestern Road because of a
| sprained wrist. -.
Mrs. Sarah Norman the aged mo-
Their of Mrs. H. Schindle passed
away at the home Of Mrs. Schindle
Monday. ~ y ~ ...~s--a-- !
The music for the dance at
Marysburg Friday evening was fur
nished by Ernest Sieberg. saxo-
phone, Joe !sieberg Drums, Lloyd
Jackson. violin and Violet Jackson
at the piano.
John Wagner is unable to be
about his work owing to,ca severe
cold. - ~.
The schoolmates of Delmer Drys-
dale gave him a pleasant surprise
at his home Friday evening. The
evening was spent in playing
games, after which refreshments
were served. ~ 2r'-G
A. H. Pressnall is driving new
Overland car which he purchased
this week y, rFfE' - =