The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1902-12-19
IUDSON ITEMS.

yarO one oay last week.
JUDS0N ITEMS.
Miss Cynthia Anderson lis visiting
Mankato friends.
Mrs. George Gilman of Garden City
spent Saturday and Sunday with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. M. Sherer.
Mrs. s. 7. Evans is on the sick list.
Len Edwards is attending the Com
mercial college at Mankato.
Miss Mary Sherer spent week with
her sister in Sanborn.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Jones spent
Sunday at David Gustafson's
Several of the young people attended
the box social at South Bend last Fri
day evening.
Carl Pickle teacher in district No.
81, spent Sunday at his home in Eagle
Lake.
Nose Edwards and Wallie Ander-
son, drove to Mankato last Saturday
on business.
Miss Maggie Williams and Miss
Anna Davies were around collecting
for missionary purposes last week.
Fred Davis is attending. school In
Mankato this winter.
1t seems that the coal famine pre-.
walls at Lake Crystal as farmer liv'
ing near there drove to Mankato for 6
| Iood 90 had ooo1 Loot xpoob
One of Dighton Little's horses kick
ed another in the jaw causing quite
serious injuries.
David Evans and his family from
Jerusalem were Mankato callers las
week.
John Roberts is hauling home {
supply of fire wood.
Hank listen for the wedding bells
Sheriff Williams and his father
Griffith Williams, spent day on tn,
farm recently.
Arthur, the little son of John W
Roberts, broke his wrist by sliding
down hill last week.
Rev. John w. Roberts of Lake Crys
tai preached at Zion church last Sun
day.
Evan Arthur Jones will leave thi
week for st. Paul where he has pro
spective position.
Evan D. Evans will sell at publ
auction his personal property mex
Tuesday, December 10th, as he expect
to leave in the near future for Wales
A good quantity of snow fell Sun
day night and those who have an.
hauling to do were glad to see snow
enough for good sleighing.
The quarterly meeting held at Salen
church, Dec. 10th and 18th was vel
attended, considering the bad going
although the weather was fine, and
good meeting was enjoyed. Rev
John E. Jones of Milwaukee was pres
emit and preached several times.
q. T. Price. who has been having
run of typhoid fever, is again able t
he out.
Anyone wishing to have their fir
wood sawed up tnis winter may Cal
on Edwin Jones and Will Morse VIII
have purchased of Art McGivney
saving outfit.
L. M. Lewis of Cambria has smil
ing face since the arrival of a te
pound baby girl at their home.
Reese Roberts is busy getting hi
mill ready for feed grinding this win
ter. It is understood his price 70
grinding will be eight cents per hun
dred.
Edwin Jones (Rome) is engaged i
hauling barley to Mankato for whic
he receives forty cents per bushel
seven cents higher than the LAX
Crystal market.
Owen F. Jones sold eleven head G
spring hogs to E. Epson at 81 pc
head. Hog meat is valuable articl
now days.
Will Morse met with serious &C
cident by running his hand in tb
circular while saving wood for G
Lloyd.
Evan Wigley is on the sick list, bu
is improving.
Art Hodson and Miss Carrie Jone
took pleasure trip to Lake Crysts
recently. Art reports sleighiDg wa
quite poor.
Several farmers sold hogs to Cal
Thurston delivered at Judson static
last week. Carl is hustler in th
stock business.
D. b. Evans, E. N. Jones, e. d
Evans and j. M. Jones were Mankat
callers recently.
Rev. W. e. Evans AMI Rev Z
Edwards exchanged pulpits last Sur
day.
Evan A. Jones. q well known youD
man of this community but now
resident of North Dakota, is expecte
home on his wedding tour the lot
inst. His many friends will be glad I
see him.
LAKE CRYSTAL.
Attorney E. P. Reed T. Thompson
w. 81. Cole and Louis Godell wer
down to Manksto Monday on th
contest of L. Hubbell's will
h Announcements are out for the maj
riage of Leona May Peterson to Will
lam g. Foster. on the evening of tn