The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-06-11
Taxing AN AUTO TR|F
JUDSON FOLK ARE GOING
PLEASURE JOURNEY
Events In the Village; Essays
Read BY the Students In
School

! School j
Judson, June 8-P. w. Mogren, 10.
cal station agent was relieved Tues.
day morning by r. A. Noble for three
or four weeks lay Mr.. and Mrs
Mogren, Earl and Donald Anderson
and Miss Thomas will leave by auto
Wednesday morning for Minnesota
Mimi, via Northtieli, Cannon Falls
and Redwing. Miss Thomas will &C
company them as far as Redwine
where she will take train for Min
neapolis.
Dave Davis was a passenger to the
twin cities Saturday afternoon. From
there he will go to the northern part
Of the state on land business.
! Mrs. William Snyder and chill.
dren arrived Sunday noon from Bot
Mrs. August N. Holland of Loli, Col,
arrived in Judson last week and
spent few, days visiting her cousin,
| Mrs. P. j. Johnson. They had moi
seen each other for eighteen years.
| Mrs. Holland left here for the twin
cities and other points to visit before
returning to Lodi.
George and Lawrence Johnson left
Friday for Minneopa where they viii
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Jones were
passengers to New Ulm Monday aft
ernoon:. Mr.. Jones is taking treat
ments for a sore leg.
Mrs. Dolly Goodridge and Mrs.
Charles Thomas spent Friday at
Cambria visiting with Max Thomas
and family.
Ulm caller between trains Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Goodell ar
rived on the morning train Monday
and autoed back to Wasece in the
afternoon with Mr.. Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Jones are the
proud parents Of a baby girl who
arrived Saturday. Mr.. and Mrs.
Jones are now at Sioux Falls, S. D.,
tile factory has shut down.
The persons who signed for the
.hautauqua contract met Friday even
ing at the bank of Judson. Commit
tees for different purposes were
elected. Magnus Larson was elect
ed chairman and P. w. .Mogren. sec
rotary.
The Christian Endeavor society will
ers Wednesday evening In the base
ment Of the church
William P. Mason and family left
for the state of Oregon Saturday by
car. Mr.. and Mrs. G. D. Conklin and
son Charlie left for Colorado where
they expect to spend few years and
perhaps make it their future home.
How Tile Is Made" by Bonnie
Is made of sand, cement and water.
Three parts Of sand is used to one
part of cement. Cement is crushed
stone and shale. These are Crushed
and then burned to take all the mois-
ture from: them. With sand and
cement enough water is sued to
make smooth paste These ingred=
Tents are then mixed in a mixing ma
chine run by steam for about two
Is now ready for the thing machine.
This has a bowl for the mixture.
This bowl has hole about ten
inches in diameter which ats
over the tile forms. These are ten
The forms are now put on a three
one half feet high. They open with
hole in the mixture bow ~i' Is beaV qy
iron the same diameter as the form.
AS the mixture falls into tie form
this iron forces 1t down and packs it
until the form Is compact. About
eight forms can be filed in q minute.
The forms are not put on three
deck car and then opened and lifted
off, leaving the finished tile standing
The car is wheeled into the kilns
where tile must be left for at least
kept warm and moist by steam pipes"
This is the best composition written
by the Agricultural class after yiss-
Ing Lindin's Tile factory at Judson
and Fred Lindin having told the class
how tile was made.
"The Farm Boy and His Chum," by
Clifford NJ. Nelson. eighth grade. Jud-
important that the farm boy has the
right kind of chum. A boy is often
judged by the chum he has. Every
boy should have a dog, chum and
girl. All should be chosen with equal
care. If farm boy has good dog
and the right kind of a chum he'll no
doubt get the right girl too A dog
should be good. clean. helpful one,
one that will obey orders, will fight
when 1t is necessary to fight and win
not be mean or cowardly. A person
should never stand up for anyone who
Is not clean and manly. A boy wants
to sand by his chum and so he
must have one who is right and hon.
est. Mothers will not worry IL their
boys have the right kind Of chums.
A boy nust be with all kinds Of
particular friends, with all kinds. The
kind of boy that is not good chum
is the one who uses bad language,
who smokes, who tells stories that
are not fit to hear. This kind of
boy will not make your mind clean
and pure. Then boy sho','d not
choose the bully for chum. One
often thinks his strength and courage
is admirable, but at heart he is
coward. A good chum. should not be
quick tempered. He may make it
harder for you to control your tenn
per. Do not choose chum because
he Is rich, but one who comes from
~"d family, who respects his father,
mother and sister. Then be true to
him and treat him as you would be
treated"
GIFT TO CARLETON COLLEGE.