The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-07-23
FINEP'ROGRAM
COMMUNITY CLUB AT JUDI
SON FRIDAY NIGHT
Annual School Meeting Was
Held; Fred Lundin Suffers
An Injury

Judson July 21,-The Community club
meets Friday evening. July 20. at the
school house. A good program has been
planned, to be given after the business
meeting. An ice cream social will be
held the same evening in the basement
Of the school house by the Christian En-
deavor society. the money to be used
for payment on the furnace to be INSTALL
ed in the church this summer. It be-
ing the busy time Of the farmers it was
decided best to have the social and COM
munity meeting the same night and at
the same place. Ice cream will be served
early in the evening so you can get
your ice cream before the meeting of
the club starts. also after II you ike.
fall from ladder at his tile factory one
day last week and hurt his side. One
A. G. Alden Of Mankato who is with
committee of men at Judson wednes-
day evening to interest them in install
Ing a home lighting plant at Judson.
William G. Johnson was q New Ulm
business caller Friday afternoon between
william c. Johnson and family and
Vern Markham and family autoed to
Waseca Sunday. returning the same day.
They spent the day with Mr.. and Mrs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Anderson and
sons Arthur and Roy autoed to Cokato,
Mimi, Sunday morning and spent the
day with relatives. They returned the
There viii be Sunday school next Sum
day at 1880 p. m. Church services at
$3.50 p. m. Christian Endeavor at p. m.
Glen Jones. leader.
Jamss A: Arver Of d faui: one OF
spending little time at Judson and
Mankato. increasing the tents. What
we want boys IL a tent large enough
SO we can build hall and have some
Judson. How nice it would be to have
place large enough to be able to play
games, have bowling alleys. etc.
George Peterson has moved his family
across the river into Mrs. Addie Thurs.
house vacant. 1t is now for sale or rent.
George Edwards place Is for sale.
Due to the high water quite num-
Der Of the farmers here have lost their
crop Of corn and also some other grain.
1t is hoped the water will drop soon.
some of the crops may then be saved.
Miss Frances Anderson. who has been
home from Chicago for two weeks. left
with relatives until Saturday evening.
when she left for Chicago to again take
up nursing at the North Chicago hospi-
Louis Haberle of Chicago. who visited
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Schloeman
for the past ten days. returned to his
work at Chicago Sunday evening, July II.
The annual school meeting was held
last Saturday evening. Mr.. e. j. Rood.
Conner Evans and Fred Lundin were vot-
ed as school directors. Charlie Gustaf-
son, Ted Lundin and Mrs. o. B. Door
served the past term. The report given
by the school board was accepted by the
people present.
Griffith Morris Of Denver. Col. while
on his way to Wells, stopped ON here
Tuesday evening for a few week visit
with his sister. Mrs. Humphrey Parry.
Mr. and Mrs. Parry and Mr.. Morris had
dinner Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. John
Price.
Word was received here Sunday an
the death Of Mrs. Herman
woller Of this place who had been visit
ing a few weeks at Winthrop with her
daughter. The funeral was held Monday
at winthrop
DR.. and Mrs. Edward Engberg of st.
Paul are the happy parents Of baby
boy, born to them last week.
Mrs. Magnus Larson was a passenger
to st. Paul Sunday to visit her children at
that point.
william and George Johnson left
Tuesday evening for Ketchum, Idaho. to
look after p. ]. Johnson's mines for a
few weeks.
William Picus autoed to Minneapolis
last week for a few days visit at his
home and on his return brought his
daughter Sarah with him who will spend
q few weeks here.