The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-07-16
.JUDSON WAS PLEASED
CHAUTAUOUA DREW THE
LARGE CROWDS
Many Pleasing Social Events In
Village; Cominss, Goings
For Town

Ju1son, July 9.-The programs pre-
scented by the Acme chatauqua at
Judson July 3, 4, and 6 were very
much enjoyed. The people were very
we'll pleased with the company and
were more than glad to sign the
contract, which will bring them back
next year.
John Chasteen, who is working for
the Great Northern Railway com
pany at the transfer, St Paul. was
home over Sunday and Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Roberts of
Wyoming, Mimi, spent the past ten
days at the home Of the formers
parents and other relatives. Mr..
Roberts Is telegrapher for the North
ern Pacific Railway company at wy
oming.
Miss Frances Anderson, who Is
training to be a nurse at the North
Chicago hospital, arrived home Sun
day noon to spend two weeks vaca-
ton with her parents and friends.
Mrs. Lawrence Goodell Of Waseca
spent a few days visiting here with
her parents ard other relatives.
Mrs. Herbert Crane Of Mankato
spent a few days here with her par
ents and relatives.
Leo Peterson of Sioux Falls, S. D.,
was home over the holidays.
Letters received from the family of
William p. Mason state they arrived
safely at Colfax, Wash 1t took them
three weeks to get there by car.
They sent their regards to all. Mr.
Mason plans to purchase fruit farm
there. They are roth feeling better
since arriving there and think the
air and climate much better for them
there then here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Turnquist and
son Arthur, and Mr. and Mrs. Au-
gust Beckman of st. Paul autoed to
Judson Sunday. They returned
Monday noon. They spent the time
with Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Anderson
and family and Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Mogren.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lundin and
Louis Swanson autoed to Cannon
Falls Sunday where they visited with
Mrs. Swanson. They returned the
same day.
Mrs. P. ]. Johnson VIZ a New Ulm
business caller Wednesday afternoon
between trains.
Luther Roberts and Ellis Roberts,
who are working at Amiret, Mimi,
building a new cement block house
for G.. G. Jones, were home over the
holidays
Edwin Jones, Elias Roberts and
Arthur Mckinney are grading the
streets in the residential section of
Judson, and look forward to the town
board to gravel the same. /,
Due to so much rain west of
Pierre, S. D., which washed out the
tracks for miles and miles, No. 514,
east bound passenger train, due here
at 1857 p. m, is running from one
hour to two or more hours late. 1t
now has to go over the temporary
track west of Pierre. Heavy rains al
SO washed out the track on the Wat
ertown branch which has caused the
early morning train due here at
4:30 a. m, to run from one to two
hours late.
Miss Agnes Larson is attending
the university at the twin cities
during her vacation
Miss Frances Anderson and Mrs.
Lawrence Goodell were passengers
to Waseca Thursday morning.
The Christian Endeavor society
will be entertained Wednesday ev-
ening, July IA, by Miss Frances An
derson and her brothers at their
home.
The Ladies' Aid society will be
entertained ty Mrs. Charles V. Pet
erson Thursday afternoon, July IS.
Walter Gustafson aud a number of
other Judson BOYS attended the wat
er carnival at Fairmont one day last
week They also called on John
Gustafson who is employd there as
telegrapher.
Ray Gustafson sustained a brok-
en- right arm when he WAS kicked by
horse one day last week The arm
was broken in two places He was
taken to Nicollet where the fracture
was reduced
Hugh a. Jones has been doing some
remodeling to his home which i'm
proves the looks of the place very
much.
Mrs. William J. Roberts, who has
teen on the sick list, is somewhat
better.
Harold Schloeman and Louis Ha-
berle of Chicago are visiting rela-
lives and friends here