The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-09-17
SCHOOL OPEN IN ]UDSON
FULL CORPS OF TEACHERS
FOR THE INSTITUTION
Village Is N Need of Blacksmith,
Says the Correspondent
From There

Judson, September 10.-School open
ed Tuesday morning with Miss Gwen
Thomas Of Minneapolis as principal;
Miss Wyberg of Lake Crystal, middle
grade teacher and Miss Blanche Clark
of Redwood Falls as primary teacher.
All regret very much that Miss
Clark's father died Tuesday morning
and extend sympathy. Miss Clark
was called home to Redwood Falls
Tuesday on the noon train.
Quite a number from Judson attend
ed the Minnesota state fair. Some
autoed down, others went by train.
All report having had fine time.
Mrs. Tom 2. Jones and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. R. G. Meredith arrived from
Forsythe, Mont, Thursday morning.
Mrs. Meredith will visit here for a
few weeks before returning to For
sythe. Mrs. Jones was called to For
sythe several weeks ago on account of
the illness of Mrs. Meredith.
Mrs. Vernon Markham and daugh-
ter Ethel were passengers to Mankato
Wednesday evening whore they met
Mrs. Markham's sister, Mrs. Selmar
visit here in Judson for a few weeks
Miss Gladys Williams, who is en-
lployed at the William Picus store, en-
joyed a few days vacation at her
home in Cambria.
William Picus was twin city pas
senger Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Vernon Markham and Mrs
Selmar Juveland were Cambria call
ers between trains Thursday after
noon.
Mrs. Charles Thomas has moved to
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A number OF Maccabee members oil
Judson went to M'ankato Monday
evening where they were to have at.
tended meeting OF the Maccabee
tent there, but as not soul showed
up at the hall, the members Of Judson
went to a movie and came home
again.
| Carl Marsteen went to Fargo, N. D..
after spending few days at the state
fair, where they will visit for a week
before returning home to Judson:
| The Ladies' Aid society of Judsor
will meet with Mrs. Paul Morger
Thursday afternoon, September Is
everybody welcome.
| Fred Lundin autoed to Butterfielt
Monday on business, returning the
same day.
Mrs. Matt Thomas, who has beer
visiting at Judson. returned to hel
home at Sioux Falls, 8. D., one day
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Magnus Larson ant
daughters Agnes and Dorothy autoet
to Onamia, Mimi, last Friday where
Miss Agnes Larson will teach schoo
this year. The rest Of the folks re
turned to Judson Tuesday afternoon
Miss Dorothy Larson is teaching
the primary class during the absence
Of Miss Blanche Clark.
] Judson Is in need Of a good black
smith. Thsre is an opportunity fol-
man to make good money here al
there is plenty of work.
The Community sing meets agar
Friday evening, September IT. A
this meeting the report from the com
mittee chosen to get signers in favor
Of having the village wired, will bt
read. .-. ..
The town board is having the brush
along the road from the school house
to the bridge crossing the river out
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul NMorgen visited
Mr.. Morgen's parents at Minneiska
Sunday, August 30. The station wa.
left in change of Mr.. Snyder Saturday
afternoon and George Edwards Sun.
day. ~.
The Peterson and Ballard garage
has a few cars for sale at present
buy expects to have a larger assert.
ment in the spring.
Joshua jacobson Of Candy autoet
to Judson few weeks ago and 1.
drilling a well on his farm here.
ROLAND Jones is driving the schoo
buss on the route Arthur McCarga,
had last year. William @. johnson
and Israel Johnson are driving on thu
same route as they did last year