The Mankato free press., 1923-10-12
EAGLE LAKE NoTArioNS
several Residents Of Village Return
Erop, Lunfioo Trim

Eagle Lake, October 4.-F. E.
Day, Dave Caswell, Elmer Schlekau,
John L. Cummings, Fred Kisro. Joe
Blake and e. r. Tanner, drove over
to Clear Lake, eighteen miles west
of Window, Saturday duck hunting.
They returned Sunday with a good
amount Of game and report good
lively time.
is visiting at the home OF his bro
ther, Walter Wilkinson.
F. E. Day. deputy sheriff, was in
Omaha the latter part Of the week.
Lorene Braden, who is teaching In
the school of Heron Lake, Mimi. is
home on a short vacation and also
to attend the institute which Is be-
ing held at Mankato. ..a.
While Bud Caswell is conyalesc-
ing from his recent sickness he 1s
visiting relatives and friends at
Knawba, Belmond and other points
in Iowa. He will return to Eagle
Lake in about ten days and soon
return to work as Inachanic on the
Northwestern Road, in which capa.
city he was prior to his attack OF
pneumonia.
Walter Wilkinson, who sustained
q sprained ankle over a week ago,
is still using crutches.
Rev. j. w. Caswell will use as bis
subject for next Sunday mornings
service: "The Gospel Of the High
way"
Mrs. Mary Anderson and Mrs. N.
Dickerson of Mankato entertained
the local chapter Of the Degree OF
Honor at the home of Mrs. Anderson
AIT Jackson St., Mankato. Thurs
day afternoon. The afternoon was
spent In a social way, after which
splendid lunch was served.
Friends of Grant Day, who is now
attending the university at Mime
apolisSare in receipt of letters stat
ing that he is liking his work very
much. It is needless to state that
Grant Is doing well In his studies
as Il will be remembered that Grant
finished the four years of high
school at Mankato in three years.
Paul r. Cords, Andrew Loeffler
and Walter Wilkinson made q busi-
ness trip to Vernon Center Wednes-
Mrs. w. R. Englerth who has been
confined to her bed now for over a
month, is gaining slowly. Mrs.
very efficient nurse is caring for
Mrs. Englerth during her illness.
Stephen Harvey has returned to
the Agricultural Department Of the
State University where he will CON.
tinue his studies during the present
Mrs. +. N. Kisro is spending the
week visiting at the home of her
mother at st. Charles.
Rev. J. w. Caswell gave a short
address at the farewell reception
rendered Rev. and Mrs. ]. n. Hitch
cock at the Belgrade Methodist
church tuesday evening.
Merle Braden who is attending
college at Grinnel, Iowa, likes the
institution and his studies very
much.
The school at Eagle Lake was
closed Thursday and Friday. that
the teachers might attend the in
stitute which Is being held at Man
kato.
J. N. Compton, L. A. Peterson.
Mrs. L. A. Peterson and Mrs. r. C.
Dalton, autoed to Siren, wis, Sat
urday returning Sunday.
There will be special music dur
ing the Methodist church services
Sunday morning. 1t Is rumored that
Ivan Macbeth former Hagle Lake
boy, but now of Mankato, will rem
der several solos.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. NJ. Stokes motor
ed to the Cities over the week end.
L A. Peterson disposed of his
splendid farm at Eagle Lake Mon
day to Frank Chatleain. The deal
was closed through the Compton
Land Co. Mr.. Peterson has improy-
ed this farm until it is one OF the
best equipped places in Blue Earth
county.
The Cummins company store front
is being overhauled and beautified.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. ID. Pickle were
visiting friends at Faribault Sun
day.
Walter Macbeth of Mankato was
calling. on friends in the village
Thursday.
Mrs. e. M. Pressnall was taken
very suddenly i'll early Thursday
morning and isavery low at the
present time.
The friends Of Rev. and Mrs. ].
w Caswell and family will tender
them reception in the church
building Saturday evening, October
8, to which every one Is most cor
daily invited. A program is being