The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1923-11-02
EAGLE LAKE NFWSIES
CREAMERYHA HANDED TO ITS
PATRONS CHECKS
Were Given Reception;
Gard Party; the Social and
Personal Notes

Eagle Lake, October 30.-The To-
cal creamery paid fifty cents for
butter for the month Of September.
Those receiving a check Of $50 or
over were as follows: L. A. Peter
son. ss1.so; Fred Rose. $s1.55; H.
Sehindle. see: 10; George Weber.
Johnson, $50 10; Joe Lan9enecker,
Sf14.3 5; c. H. johnson, $685.: L,
w. Rynsarson SOC. 90: Paul r.
Cords, SCI. 30: NJ. v. Hin, $50. so:
]. R. Anderegg, $SS.15; r. w. Eng
lerth, $500; JOHN Rose, $50. S5: C.
A. Peterson, $3.50; C.. ]. LoenleT,
$685. IS: Jake Langenecker, $5S. 20;
Hansen and Drysdale, $65. 40: Bart
Schneider. $50. 40: John Mosher.
Andrew Loeffler. $50. 80.
Mrs. John Keene of Minneapolis
visited the e. w. Gleason family
the fore part Of the week.
; Many people are enjoying the "a
dto programs through the courtesy
Of X. NJ. Stokes. who had one Ia
stalled In his store building. Last
Sunday morning at nine o'clock
quite q number OF people listened to
! the splendid church service given
at the tabernacle in Omaha. Should
anyone wish to install one of these
radio outfits in their home Mr..
Stokes will gladly confer with you
regarding II.
Miss Bernice Hasselfeldt and Guy
Compton were quietly married at
ing OF that day, a splendid reception
was given the many friends of the
young couple at the home of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Hasselfeldt.. The large house was
very suitable place for the two
hundred or more friends and neigh
bors who were present on this &C.
casion. The young couple were pre-
sented with many beautiful gifts.
The evening was spent in card
, playing and dancing. The music of
the evening being furnished by Leo
! Loeffler and Miss Marie Anderegg.
! At an early hour a splendid lurch
was served by the hostess after
which the guests departed for their
homes.
August and Will Beccue have
completed the road grading on the
road leading into the village frSm
the south and are now at work on
a piece OF road near the L. T. Sill
key farm. These men are good road
builders and leave any grading
which they work on IN good condi-
ton for shedding heavy rains. The
village council expect to gravel this
piece OF road as soon as teams are
available after the beets are hauled.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Chatleain
motored to Siren, Wis, the fore
part Of the week. This place was
formerly their home
Mrs. J. L Scanlon, Grace Martin
and VIII Peterson Of st. Paul spent
the week end at the Fred Jensen
home Mrs Martin Is daughter Of
Mrs. Jensen.
Bob Hassefeldt, the efficient pa
troll MAN on highway No. z, return :
ed to work Monday after several
weeks Of forced absence, due to an
accident while working on the road.
Miss Eva Caswell spent part Of
Earth.
w. NJ. Gilbert and family of Fart.
bault have moved on the farm re-
Gently purchased Of Albert Buskey.
The card party given in the
Houghtaling hall Saturday was well
attended, and general good time
was had Every man present was
given a number which entitled him
draw on six large tame ducks.
Inc parties drawing the lucky
numbers were, G. D. Pickle, C. s..
feldt, C. A. Barton and c. A. PET.
erson.. At midnight the men were
served a lunch, "hot dogs" and cot
Zee The party was for men only
and there is rumor aioat that the
ladies' are to have a similar party
for Ladies only"
Rev. Caswell gave a splendid SER
mon Sunday morning to a good siz-
ed congregation. He used as his
Subject, "The Power Of God In
It is estimated that there Is over
1000 tons Of sugar beets piled on
me ground at Hills Crossing, south
east OF Eagle Lake.
mrs. John Cummins, Elmer Cut =
ed to the cities Thursday.
Miss Cary Johnson and Miss
gave a Halloween party to the pu'
pills OF their grades Saturday even
ing. The party was held in the
school building, the rooms being
beautifully and appropriately dece
GRATED for the occasion. After An
EHSSning spent In playing games
ilgnt refreshments were served.
w. e. Stewert Of North Mankato
was In Eagle Lake Monday on bus.
Miss Donna Cummins left Mon
day for Wabasso where she will
remain for a couple of weeks WITH
her aunt, Mrs. John Bradish.
IVA CasWell gave a Halloween
party to her school mates at her
nome Friday evening. The rooms
were very nicely decorated for The
OCCASION. At the close of an eniov-
able evening the young people were
served delicious refreshments by
, mother, Mrs. J. w. Caswell.
QUO Hohenstein of GAINESVILLE
was transacting business in Eagle
Lake Monday.
F. A. Saxton and wife OF RIun
Earth wera visiting at the casweII
nome the latter part OF the week.