The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1923-08-31
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DEL DRYspALE RECOVERING.
Young Man Accidentally Shot Him
self; Eagle Lake Newsettes.
Eagle Lake, August 2S.-Kenneth
CasweIl, son of Rev. and Mrs. J. W.
Caswell is suffering from a severe
/ case Of pneumonia. He Is under the
care of a trained nurse. Mrs. John
FitZloff of st. Clair is attending
him.
Delmer Drysdale, twelve year old
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Drysdale,
who was accidentally shot some
Ily. The Drysdale family have the
sympathy of the entire neighbor-
hood In this distressing accident.
Miss Sarah McCarl of Winona re-
turned home Saturday after spend
ing a week at the home of her bro
ther, ]. w. McCarl. Of this place.
The farm on the Washington Lake
road recently owned and occupied
by Mr.. Lester Sheehan, was pur-
chased by William Muellerleile. The
deal was closed by the Compton
Land company.
Several people from this section
attended the fair at Garden City
Friday. They went principally to
see the Eagle Lake ball team play
ball. But the boys ran up against
cred from several teams in the var
ious towns Of Southern Minnesota.
The suits and other equipment were
loaned by the Vernon Center ball
club. Eagle Lake lost by a score
Of 8 to 2.
Owing to the serious illness Of
Kenneth Caswell, Rev. Caswell did
not conduct church services here
Sunday.
North Mankato was to have played
ball here Sunday, but for some rea-
son the game was postponed.
Mrs. Foley and her two sons are
visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs
James Foley. Mrs. Foley is from
Akron, Iowa, and the mother OF
James Foley, and Mrs. Edward
of Mr.. Foley, and William Gale of
Bearsford, S. D., a nephew, are also
visiting at the Foley home.
Edward Englerth, who has been
playing ball during the summer in
North Dakota, is again home for q
time with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
W. r. Englerth.
John Wagner had a very narrow
escape from being burned out FRI
day morning when fire from some
unknown source was discovered in
an upstairs bedroom. Only the bed
ding Of one of the beds was dam
aged. :
E. R. Tanner was called to Chica-
60 the forepart Of the week by the
death Of his uncle, julius Raulson.
II q IN ~ 20 r
where, he is employed by the Oma-
la road.
Friends Of Frank Rose are in re-
ceipt Of announcements Of his we'd
ding on Wednesday, August q, to
Miss leila M. Keith of Amboy. While
this fortunate young lady is not
known here the many friends Of
, Mr.. Rose wish the young couple
many years of connubial happiness.
, They will make their home in Am
., ~ where the groom Is employed
as rural mail carrier.
Joe Buscovick, who is acting as
section foreman here, is moving his
family from Mariden this week
D. E. Cleveland Of Pemberton was
in the village Thursday.
, Milo and Verna Hill are spending
a couple Of weeks with their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Hill, before TAX
ing up their work at Union College
at College View, Neb.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Splitter are tax
ing a short vacation and visiting
relatives at friends at Chatfleld and
st. Charles, MINI. L. P. Pressnall
Is taking charge of the barber shop
during the absence Of Mr.. Splitter.
The following is a list of those
receiving a check Of $50 or over
~ from the Eagle Lake treasury: L.
A: Peterson, s51.6S; Jacob Fox,
Andrew Haefner, $500 John Mosh-
schindIe, $3.50; Leo sieberg,
$62.23; August Borneke, $9S.25;
George Weber, $3.50; Ernest John.
son, S117.76; F. Stegmaier, $67.6S;
G. H. Johnson, s79.17; L. w. Ry-
nearson. $S277; Paul Cords, $so.49;
J. r. Anderegg, $79.08; r.. w. Eng
lerth, s50.43; ]. Johnston, $71.42;
c. A. Peterson, $61.70; c. J. Loef-
fer, $10S.10; Jacob Langenecker
$500; George J. Born, $1,000; Bart
Schneider, s66.15; Andrew Loeffler,
$68.24; Walter Wilkinson, $71.3O.
Swan Swanson and family started
saturday sat on a motor trip to Omaha,
Neb. They expect to be gone about
DIR. and Mrs. B. R. Rogers of Chi
cago visited for a few days at the
home Of Mrs. c. D. Pickle while en-
route home from the Black Hills, s.
D., where they had been on a sight
seeing trip Mrs. Rogers is a sister
of Mrs. Carl Pickle.
G. D. Pickle and family motored
to st. Paul Tuesday.
L. ]. Compton sold a load of mel
ons to the local merchants Monday.
! ]. NJ, Compton made a business
trip to Pemberton Sunday.