The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-11-12
FOR JUDSON
THE HARVEST FESTIVAL IS
GOING BIG THERE
Date of Event Is November IL;
Halloween Party; Short
News Stories

Judsou. November Saturday ey-
ening Miss Erma McCargar entertain
ed a number OF her friends, the oc /.
casion being her birthday. The rooms
were decorated in color scheme of
black and orange, also Halloween
emblems Of all kinds Places were set
for twelve, the .enterpfece of the ia
BILE being pumpkin filled with fruit.
From this streamers of black and or
ange extended to the plates The
place cards, nut baskets. and napkins
were in halloween colors also The
evening was spent in playing games.
Harold Schloeman of Chicago is
home for q few days visit with his
folks.
Jean Pural and Sammy PicuS left
unday evening for Minneapolis after
pending two months with their father
William Picus here while their house
vas being built at Minneapolis.
The Judson Concrete company re-
'efved car of cement last week aft
waiting Tor the same several weeks
rhe tile factory is in full swing again
ryfng to catch up with the back or
ders.
Don't forget the Harvest Home FEES
| .ival At Judson November IL, both aft
ernoon and evening at the school
house. Prizes will be given for diff
ferent farm products. NJ. FL. Coe
county club leader; L. E. McMillen
county agent, and ]. F. Conner rep
resenting the farm bureau. will be
present at the festival during the day
There will be other speakers for the
evening program. -
Fred Lundin was at Minneapolis
Friday and Saturday. attending the
Minnesota Pipe and Tile Makers con
yention at the Andrews hotel.
Arthur McCargar's farm. which
was bought by the Farmers State
bank Of Judson, is undergoing ex,
tensive repairs. New buildings are
being erected and alterations made
Herman Woller and his son
George. OF Winthrop are in Judson
looking after the affairs of ar VOL
ler's farm
On account OF the extreme amount
OF corn coming IN Judson the Com
mander Elevator was compelled to
build another corn crib 10 take care
OF the corn
John Gustafson is Dusy MOVING
from George Petehson's farm tc
Mr.. Jacobson farm, which Was re,
Gently vacated by David Dackins, who
moved onto the Evan V. Jones farm
Evan V. Jones is moving into his
home in Judson. George Peterson is
busy moving from MRS. saddle Thurs
toms farm to his farm. Mrs. Thurs
toms farm was sold to Jack Chas
teens, the transaction being made
through the Farmers State bank.
vhA Il d.
two carloads of ear corn the asst two
weeks which was shipped TO st
Paul.
A number Of parties. in Judson are
smoking cigars, won in bets OF
sCHHoL NOTES.
A Halloween arpty las enjoyed
by the. school children Friday after.
noon, October 20. from which the
sixth grade had to write story FOL
their language lesson. The bes
story was written by Phoebe Jones
which is as follows:
| We had our party from 2 to 4 D. m
on Friday Afternoon before Hal
loween. We sent out invitations t.
the lower grades asking each room
to have some gannee ready to sug
gest and to be aEle to do something
towards the entertainment. Oul
decorations were black cats, Jack O.
Lanterns and witches. At 2 O'Clock
we opened the doors and pushed al
the seats back to the wall. Then WI
heard music and the primary room
marched in wearing masks and car
rying lanterns which they made il
school. They paraded through thu
! room. Lots of excitement followed
as we played games. Some Of thu
games were dog and bone, flying
We also had relay. race hetweeI
tho boys and girls. After thai W.
: all found seats and refreshm emit
were served. For lunch we hat
cookies. apples and marshmallows
After re had eaten our lunch WI
went to our rooms, put on our wraps
and were dismissed, having bad
y very good time