The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1921-08-05
WILL PRESENT PLAY
Christian Endeavor Society
Judson, Sponsor
AUGUST Is IS THE DATE
Two Hours of Real Fun Are
Promised Those Who Attend;
News Notes

Judson, August 3.-The Christian
Endeavor society of Judson will give
a play, "A Little Clodhopper," at Jud-
son Saturday evening, August 13, for
the benefit Of finishing the payment on
the furnace installed in the church
about year ago There is $3.50 yet to
be paid. The play will be given at
Butternut Wednesday evening, Aug
ust 10; at Cambria Thursday, evening,
August IL. 1t is a two-h0ur play full
or laughter all the way through and
1t is certain everyone will enjoy 1t
from beginning to end. Adults, SO
children, 20 and 25 cents. Everyone
come and help finish the payment on
the furnace. The reas IN it is being
shown at these other places first is
because the members prefer Satur
day evening here. They cannot get
ready for Saturday, August 6, and
don't want to wait till Saturday,
August 20, as Paul Mogren goes on
OF the girls in the play have just
come home from summer school and
want little time 20 visit before go
ing back to school
A baby boy was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Dave Roberts on Thursday,
July IS.
Miss Lillian Pirkle spent last week
at the home of her brother John and
family. who reside on farm near
Fairfax.
w: H. Nel9on and family motored
to Madison Lake Sunday where they
attended family picnic.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur kuku and son
Frank motored TO GAINESVILLE Sunday
to visit relatives.
Arson RalIar5 upbo rosidac
farm Dear Ames, Iowa, is spending a
couple weeks here visiting his
brother, r. n. Ballard.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Rowland,
former residents of this township, but
who now reside at Long Beach, Cal.
are here visiting their daughter, Mrs
.. +. Jones and family.
The Judson Creamery Co operative
association will hold a meeting Fri
day, August 5, at the school house.
Mr.. johnson is being sent by the
newly organized creamery association
to Blue Earth county to meet with
the cooperative creameries and ex-
pam the plan OF organization. Every
one come.
1t is understood that the Judson
creamery paid thirty five cents per
pound for butter fat during last
month. 1t is said this is the highest
price paid in any of the surrounding
The Judson Concrete company re-
ceived the contract for ditch No. n in
Nlcollet county. The contract calls
1or $4,000 worth of tile only. The
concrete company is to start buildin.
an addition to the plant at once.
vernon Lundin from Mankato spent
saturday and Sunday visiting his
cousin Edward Lundin
The Judson Community club was
invited to the Four Corners Com
munity club meeting last Friday eve
nlns. All had a good time, although
the program put on by the Judson club
was very short for the reason so
many are busy and many who were
10 come did not get there. A delicious
community club after the meeting.
Four cars of grain; seventeen cars
or drain tile and two cars of stock
where shipped out of Judson during
the month Of July. The Judson Linn
Der and Implement company received
car OF lump coal Tuesday morning.
Inc Boys and Girls club will give
box social Friday evening at Sthe
school house and will also give the
following program.
Song, Star Spangled Banner-Bv all
Music by orchestra.
Read1ng-Marjorie Door.
Muslc-Dora Gustafson.
Slang. "Uppi eSsioh Oh
Reading-Billy Synder.
Jones. anu FnoeDe
dialogue, What a Name?
Reading-Evelyn Swartout
Muslc.Mrs: Edward Roberts.
Remarks-Fred Lundin,
Dialogue. Getting Rid of an Apent
Coon Jazz-Judson orchestra
Reading--Marie Leiferman.
Music-Boys' band.
Club song-Boys' and Girls club
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Mogren are tbe
owners OF new bort touring car.