The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1916-06-23
Judson
Prom Thursdays Dalis

spent few days with Mrs. Myrtle
Thomas last week.
Wesley Roberts has returned home
for his vacation He has been attend.
ing the university at Minneapolis.
Lawrence Goodell is repairing the
motor boat owned by the manager O
the Riverview stock farm.
w. M. Wolf spent Sunday in Man
kato.
C. w. Johnson is helping E. P
Black on the Dave Evans house.
Max G.. Thomas made business triI
to st. Paul last Wednesday morning
Thursday night. On 5
| Clarence Johnson ATTENDED the
buttermaker's picnic at Good Thunder
last Thursday and reported a goo(
time. - .cs :,
Mrs. Edwin V. Jones and Mrs. e
w. Johnson were Lake Crystal callers
last Saturday.
Mrs. Ted Lundeen was taken to the
hospital at Mankato last Saturday.
Dave E. Evans expects to move his
new house the latter part of this
week.
Elmer Johnson has been working as
relief man at the Northwestern depo
while w. F. Swanson is away.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Jefferson called
on relatives of Judson last Thursday
| Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Goodridge calle|
on their folks, Mr.. and Mrs. c
Thomas.
Tommy Jones has been home few
days to attend the wedding of hi:
daughter, Miss Mabel Jones.
Miss Ethel Williams spent Sunday
with her parents, Mr.. and MES. Dicl
Williams of Minneopa.
| Vernon Markham is finishing III
the plastering of o. T. Jones' new
home in Nicollet county.
Mr.. and Mrs John Pitman o
Smiths Mill spent Sunday with Mrs
Pitman's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. F
Gottschalk of Judson. a.
Ivan Roberts, who has been attend
ing high school in Mankato, has re-
turned to Judson for the summer, tax
ing charge of the land which he is
farming in Judson valley.
Fred Morrow, who travels for L
Patterson of Mankato, called on the
local dealers of Judson last Thursday
The line men of the Chicago
Northwestern are repairing the line
from Waseca to Tracy.
| Arthur G. Jones is busy hauling tile
| for the Judson Concrete company
Irwin Roberts and Leslie Robert.
and Misses Emma Waller and Edna
Goodell enjoyed a pleasant trip tt
i Minneopa last Sunday.
o. F. Jones received car of lumber
last Saturday.
Dave e. Evans has began hauling
tile to the big ditch until lately. He
has been unable to haul heavy load.
on account of poor roads.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Dean, the lat
ter sister to Arthur and George
A. McCarger, motored from Minneap.
oils recently for a brief visit will
relatives. Mr.. Dean is state agent fol
the Oakland car. aa
Ralph Thurston shipped a mixed cal
of stock Monday. tsnr5ltt 5000
William Mason, ST., who recently
arrived from Washington state, i.
building with the expectation O.
making this village his home.
Conner Evans is the purchaser of al
Overland car, also Rich Wigley is re,
ported to have bought.
Lundin brothers have begun the
| foundation for the w. W. White
home.
The Minnesota River bridge ha:
been repaired and is in good condi-
| ton again. Judson Concrete compan,
did the work. Permanent repairs viii
| be made when the water recedes.
Judson Equity Shipping association
and their friends met Saturday nigh
to listen to talk by Mr.. Brooks
manager of the Faribault Packing
and Provision company. The company
has sales agents out for the purpos,
| of interesting the stockgrowers q
the community.
Riverside Stock farm shipped a caI
of posts to their newly bought Da
kota farm Monday.
While corn is not far advanced. the
warm weather has brought a good
growth and prospects are fair. Wheat
is showing up well. Rye is heading
out short
Horse traders from Mankato did 8
lively business in our village Satur-
day and Monday.
Mrs. Linn Benner of Memidji
Mimi, is visiting with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. William Johnson.
The annual convention of the Welsh
Sunday schools was held at Jerusa
lem church last Thursday. 1t was
largely attended and the good meet
ings were greatly enjoyed.
The many friends of R. T. Thomas
will be glad to learn that he is re-
covering from his severe illness and
is able to be out again.
c. G. Jones made trip to Marshall
last week to look after his farm in
terest near that place.
Miss May Jones left for Mankato
last Monday to attend the summer
school there
Leslie Evans of Wadena spent a
few days here as the guest of his
cousin. Arthur Evans.
E. r. Jones and family of North
Mankato accompanied by Mrs. Owen