The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1923-11-30
MARRIED FOLK DANCE
Pleasant Event at Eagle Lake;
Topics Of the Town

HlGESalL ENGuk EdHtC law
Topics Of the Town
Eagle Lake, November 27.-The
married folks dance given at Hough-
taling's hall, under the auspices OF
the Degree of Honor Thursday eve
ming was a very pleasing AFFAIR. AT
midnight the ladies served refresh
ments. The coffee and napkins were
generously donated by X. M. Stokes.
The music of the evening was fur
nished by Miss Marie Andefegg and
Leo Loeffler, assisted by William
Reisenbigler. Mr.. Reisenbigler stat
ed that this is the first time he has
played the violin for fifteen to TWEEN
ty years but his technic displayed on
this occasion showed that in years
gone by "Bill" was fiddler OF NO
mean ability.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Westphal and
family motored to Winnebago sun
day to visit Mrs. Jay Carpenter: Mrs
Jay Carpenter will be remembered
here as Miss Grace Willis.
G. A. Peterson who received as
his cream check last month $1O2.S9,
states that he MIXED only FIVE cows
for the first twenty one days and SIX
cows the remaining ten days Of the
month
Edward Holzinger, while working
on the farm for L. w. Rynearson'
had the misfortune to sustain dis
located shoulderblade. He is recov-
ering nicely but will be unable to
work for several weeks.
Mrs. J. W. Caswell. Mrs. G. A.
Harein and Mrs. J. w. McCarl at
tended the DeMolay banquet given
in Mankato Friday evening.
Frank HolZinger, who Is acting as
cook for the Gust Frank road crew,
was in the village for short time
Saturday evening. This road gang is
now working near Indian Lake,
where It expects to be for another
week after which 1t will discontinue
work until next spring.
Murray Smart and P. B. Burk OF
Marshall were in Eagle Lake Sunday
to get a load of the belongings OF
Mr.. and Mrs. /. B. Reynolds, who are
spending the winter with Mr.. and
Mrs. Smart of Marshall.
Howard Griggs, who has been In
the employ Of H. Cumins for the past
three months, left Monday for his
home at Lake Wood, N. j. Mr..
Griggs was given a farewell party
by his friends at the home OF Mrs
E. W. Gleason Saturday evening.
Archie Compton, who is WORKING
IOT ITuSL rTduh. bpChI Suhooy
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. N.
Mrs. r. c. Dalton accompanied by
her sister in law, Mrs. Fred Lutz OF
Granada, went to st. Paul Monday.
The mems card party given by
William Reisenbigler Saturday
evening was largely attended and
much enjoyed. At eleven o'clock
sandwiches and coffee were served
after which the annual hunt was
discussed. It was decided at that
time to hold meeting Monday
evening, December 8 in the build
inft now occupied by William
Aeisenbigler. The purpose Of this
meeting is to decide on a day for
the hunt, the appointment Of cap
tains, committees etc. All those de-
string to participate in this hunt are
requested to be present at the meet
ing Monday evening but If It is i'm
possible to be at the meeting please
notify M, B. Cook that you wish to
take part in the hunt, in this way no
one win be left out
e c. Stems Of Minneapolis is
visiting relatives here.
Miss Eva Caswell spent the week
end visiting friends at Mankato.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cuppernol Of Gilmore
came over to attend the church SER
vices Sunday and visit at the Cas-
well home.