The Mankato free press., 1923-07-06
EAGLFLAkETAUQUA
PROGRAM ISL|STED
Events Will Begin July q, Four
Day Affair; Notes of
Village

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ing is the program for the chautau
qua that will begin here on Wed
nesday July L.:
First day. July Afternoon
Opening preliminaries in charge o
superintendent. Opening concert
Artists Instrumental Quartette.'
Evening: Prelude. featuring th'
best in music, consisting Of en-
semble and solo numbers, Artists
instrumental Quartette. Lecture
"Art, Travel and Patriotism" Irs
P. Berry.
Second Day-July Afternoon
Mssis'! Mors THAT Rrfuqs Is Never 6ons
lene @ c. M Maulsby. Evening: Pres
entation Of one of the greatest
laugh producing plays Of the cen
tury, ut Pays TO Advertise" pro-
duced under the personal direction
of Professor Joseph B. Clifford, and
given by his company Of profession
al players.
Musical prelude, 1.-THE Kizer Sis:
ters." Lecture, "Chips on the Old
Evening: Song recital, Misses Vio-
let and Vivian Kizer. Feature Lee
ture, "One Hundred Per Cent Amer
icanism," DR.. George E. Francis:
Fourth Day, July 7.-Afternoon:
Concert, Temple Festival Singers.
Evening: Grand Finale Concert, by
Temple Festival Singers" and
readings by Miss Rosalind Cook.
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play Janesyille on the local field
for Eagle Lake and vicinity. There
will be q picnic dinner at twelve
o'clock, to which all are invited, the
chautauqua will begin their pro-
gram al. 2 P. NJ, and four o'clock
there will be ball game between
Eagle Lake and North Mankato.
Andrew Fox. son Of Mr.. and Mrs,
Jacob Fox, who has been in a Man =
kato hospital for the past month, is
now getting better.
Mr.. Adams. auditor for the Com
mander Elevator company, has been
in Eagle Lake the past week super
intending the building of coal sheds.
From now on this company will
handle coal.
Mrs. 6. A. Harein has been at
Rochester the past week. She is
there with her son MARCEL who is
Mayo Clinic. Mr.. G. A. Harein mo-
tored to Rochester Sunday to see
his wife and SON.
The Methodist church Is receiving
coat Of paint and will look very
good when completed. Much of
the labor and material is being do
mated. Fred Day and Grant Day
are giving much attention to the
painting.
The following families visited at
the e. w. Gleason home Sunday:
Mrs. Blanch Ostrum. New Sweden;
Mr.. and Mrs. Meister, Minneapolis; ;
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Rist, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lorenzo Rist, Belgrade; Rus
sci and Elmer Gleason and families.
Nicollet. @I<
John Compton and wife and Rev.
and Mrs. Caswell attended the I. o.
Q. F. picnic at Blue Earth Thurs.
day.
Mr.. william Englerth had a very
narrow escape from being struck by
lightning Saturday evening. He
was standing about ten feet from a
large elm tree when a bolt struck
the tree. The shock stunned Mr..
Englerth. He states that the light
ming struck him in the head and
glanced of, later striking the tree,
but his friends are a little incredu-
lous about this statement.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Braden Of
Fort Wayne, Ind, spent the week
end visiting at the home Of G. 8
Braden. Mr.. Jesse Braden Is a
cousin OF c. S. Braden. They were
accompanied on their trip with
Lorene Braden who will on her re.
turn from Fort Wayne visit
relatives and friends at Lacrosse,
Wis. -
Albert -Hilger is erecting a fine
set of new buildings on his farm
north of Eagle Lake
Mr.. and Mrs. John Carte and Mrs,
Clyde Carte Of LeSueur spent Sun.
day visiting at the home Of Rev.
and Mrs. J. w. Caswell.
L. P. Pressnall, who sustained a
broken leg while employed on the
roilroad last week, is now about on
crutches.
Mr.. and Mrs. sasse OF Blue
Earth and Rev. and Mrs. ]. w. Gas.
well spent Wednesday fishing at
Lake Francis.
]. N. Compton, who is always a
booster has donated the labor for
painting one side Of the Methodist
church. -