The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-06-04
JUDS0N DATES TAUQUA


Community club held its meeting
Friday, May p. At this meeting il
was decided that Judson have q
Fourth of July celebration, to be held
under the auspices of the club. The
arrangements were left to the enter
tainment committee; also for the
chautauqua coming to Judson July g.
4, S, 6. The program for the chautau
tauqua is as follows: First day, after.
noon-Inspiring and colorful program
Alpine singers and Yodlers in native
costumes. Evening, fifty minutes
musical program, alpine Singer and
Yodlers; lecture, "A Trip Through
Wormser. Second cay: Afternoon
and comedy, Ardmour entertainers
lecture, 1.-The Firesides of Our Faith
ers," DR.. George e. Francis. Evening
music and mirth, Ardmour entertain
ers; lecture, "The Philosophy Of
Civilization" DR.. George e. Francis
Third day: afternoon, concert OF
Scotch Melodies and Novelties, High
land Lassies orchestra, lecture, blue
Sky Living and Blue Sky Stocks
Hon. James Martin Miller. Evening
grand concert, Highland Lassies or
chestra; lecture, BLUE Sky Govern
ment," Hon. James Martin Miller
Fourth day; afternoon, big song
program; Coleman park singers
dramatic sketch, Coleman park sing
ers. Evening. grand vocal concert
song sketch, The songs of long ago
Coleman park singers; lecture, Mex
leo and the Mexicans," DR.. Charles
c. Russell. Season, tickets for sale
at bank of Judson in a week or So
Adults tickets, $1,17 and 10 cents
tax. Child's ticket,$1 and 10 cents
u" Mrs. Lawrence Goodell of waseca
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
William Johnson for a few days.
Miss Martha johnson of Quinn, 8.
D., returned home after teaching
school there all winter.
ed the Ladies' Aid meeting at the
home of Rev. o. J. Arthur at Man
kato last Thursday afternoon.
William Picus wasAa passenger to
is Friday evening, spend
ing the week end there.
Fred Lundin, Elias Roberts, Will
liam J. Roberts and Luther Roberts
in the latter's car autoed to Amiret
Saturday, looking over matters in
regard to building new concrete
block house for C. G. Jones.
Ted Lundin is helping to finish the
concrete work of the G. A. Gustaf-
son house. n
The concrete factory was closed
down for a week on account of being
short of cement. A carload was re-
ceived Sunday and work began again
Monday morning. .c,Tr
Ernest Swanson of Mankato was a
T"@son business caller Monday morn
ing.
"A number of Judson people autoed
to north of Judson Saturday evening
and Sunday to see the damage done
by the cyclone Saturday afternoon,
which tore up tres and telephone
wires. A number of barns and other
sheds were blown down over the
country. Louis Hops barn was COM
tered all over thirty acre. tract OF
land. Arthur Hops new barn which
was about finished Is total wreck.
J. F. Klatt of Lewisville was Jud :
son caller Monday. He purchased
drain tile of the factory.
The Judson Concrete company
shipped several cars of cement block
to Garden City where new large gar
age is going up. Four or five cars of
the block must yet be shipped to com
plete the garage.
Fred Lundin and wife. Louis Swan
son and Miss Albertine Lundin autoed
to Cannon Falls week ago Sunday to
see Mrs. Louis Swanson, who is TAX
ing treatments there for consump-
ton. She is doing very nicely. They
say they found the roads in good con
dition.
= Marvin McCargar, after few
months lay-off returned to work as
fireman en- the Omaha road Monday
Mrs. Paul Mogren, Mrs. Lawrence
Goodell and Mrs. Vernon Markham
attended the Lady Maccabee lodge
meeting Thursday evening. They re-
port a good time.
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