The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1919-11-21
'JQTTNGs FROM JUDsON EVENTS AT EAGLE LAKE
'CHARIVARi PARTY WAS
GREAT SUCCESS
School In the Village Is Making
Most Wonderful Progress;
Town Notes
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Judscn. NoFembbr 15.-The chart.
vari party given ID honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. Irwin Roberts at the-homc Of Mr.
and Mrs. Luther Roberts was vel
attended: They>were presented with
handsome set OF silver knives and
forks. mr.. and Mrs Roberts left for
Wrenchall, MINI, Thursday afternoon
where they will make their future
home. Mr. Roberts Is employed as
telegra1ker for the Northern Pacific
railway.
hrs. Max Thomas was a Nfankato
caller Vast Monday.
Mr. an4~Mrs. Max Thomas enter
tanned number of their friends at
card party last Tuesday evening.
Five hundred was played. A good
time was had by ALL Dainty refresh
ments were served Prizes were
awarded, Mrs. Thomas taking the first
prize. Tho foot prize went to Edwin
Jones.
Miss Agnes Larsen of Onamia,
Mimi, and Miss Dorothy Larson of
st. Paul visited their parents over
SATURDAY anu SUNDAY
Mrs. Dolly Goodridge was a Man
kato business caller Friday
Nels p. johnson o. LAFAYETTE, Mimi.
stopped off at Judsun THURSDAY for
a few days visit with mr. and Mrs.
David Gustafson and family.
SCHOOL NOTES. -g
Miss Thomas attended the Mime
sofa Educational association ccnven-
ton held last Thursday and Friday at
Minneapolis. Tie student teachers
took care of her room while she was
absent.
The following pupils we're appoint.
ed captains for the bnsses this week.
Route No. /, Ernest Moore; Route No.
2, Phoebe Jones; Route No. 8, Cliff
ford Nelson.
As the snow stopped the football
practice before we hardly began The
team shall wait for good weather to
contir',c their practice. The line UP
is : ows: Right end, Derwenf
Lc.--.-; right tackle. Donald Ander-
son; ri~' guard, John Johnson; cen
ter. RSy CIstafson; left guard, Bennie
i1CCargar; left tackle, Vernard Lun-
din; let end, Delmer Lamb; quarter
back, Lawrence Lundin; full back,
Clifford Nelson; left back. George
Williams; right half back, Earl An
derson; coach, Ivan Roberts. 5#5 q
u The Little Citizens league held its
first meeting on Tuesday. November
III, and elected the following officers.
President, Lawrence Lundin; vice
president, Dora Gustafson; secretary,
Ray Gustafson; treasurer, Clifford
Nelson. sait ~ 60
Friday Mrs Sclberg OF LIE Sueur
Center visited our school and stated
she was very much interested IN the
school We have a little citizens club
and both rooms meet once every two
weeks from now on
The fourth grade acted out-the far
baby.
The thifd grade acted out the Breml
EN- band.
We have the Thanksgiving decera-
tions in our room finished now
The fifth and fourth grades had a
language class contrasting city life
and country life.
The snow that has recently come
makes, good sliding for US during re-
cess.
Notes from Miss Thomas room:
Last Friday the pupils of the upper
grades made quotation booklets for
October decorating the covers with
trees in >autumnal cclors and punches
of cranes.
Armistice Day was observed in our
school by patriotic talksTon How to
repay. the debt we owe our hoys.' .
We decided that the best way would
be-to be the very beet kind of citi-.
zens and began doing so by organic
ing a Little Citizens League"
During the last fifteen minutes of
each agricultural period Miss Thomas
is reading and studying with the boys
"Uncle Henry Wallace's Letters to a
farm boy" r1 90" a.1t.
: Misses Esther and Mayte Jensen
are the student teachers Nhere this
week. a 49, Isl.
The pupils of the seventh and eighth
grades spent Wednesday Afternoon
making posters for the shadow So
cial which will be held on Friday
evening, November II Stopl Looki
Listent Are you coming? Coming
where? TO the shadow social o.
courses. on Friday evening, November
81 A good time for ell