The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1921-02-25
This Will Be Done With the
Butter Institution At i
Judson, MINI.

Judsoh. February 22.-This com.
munity regrets very much to learn
that Mr.. Magnus Larson is not do
ing very Well at st. Paul. Word
from there a week or SO ago was 10
the effect that he was doing nicely.
and everyone kind of looked for him
back In Judson in few weeks.
Miss Gwen Thomas spent Sundav
with friends in Madelia.
u. A. Little Of Mankato, inspector
for the state dairy and food depart
ment, was in Judson one day last
The Eureka Creamery company
held its annual business meeting
last Saturday afternoon when 1t was
decided to increase or enlarge the
creamery here, and to sell more
shares and extend the territory.
Paul Mogren was a passenger to
Rochester Sunday where he spent
the day with his uncle. who Is in st.
Mary's hospital there.
farm. viii hold a public auction
Thursday. February "a. ON his farm
which J. is known as the Columbus
Jones farm. The farm is located
two miles southwest of Judson. The
sale starts at 10 a. m. sharp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Snyder were
callers In Mankato Sunday evening,
returning home on the midnight
train.
Miss Ruth Wiberg in company with
Miss Mansing were passengers TO
Lake Crystal Saturday afternoon ito
spend Sunday and Monday with Miss
Wiberg's parents.
School was closed Monday instead
OF Tuesday. Washington's birthday.
Mrs. Herbert Crane Of Mankato and
Mrs. Lawrence Goodell of Waseca,
spent the week end with their par
ents. ME-. and Mrs. William c. John
son.
Mrs. Fred Lundfn and her sister,
Miss Anna Maskrey were Mapkato
callers Saturday evening
Paul Mogren has ten little baby
chicks, which Matched out last Sum
day from a setting of thirteen eggs
He will have more in a week.
Leo Busler was a passenger to
Winthrop Saturday morning, when he
called on Otto Woller who is running
a cream route there.
Herman Woller Of Winthrop is
visiting here for few days.
Charles v. Peterson was a caller
at Cambria Monday afternoon.
1t may be hard luck If you should
miss your train, or It may be hard
luck If you went hunting all day and
did not see a thing, or fishing all
cane be worse luck then when a fell
low going to see his girl, leaving his
car in the girls yard, comes out aft
er spending the evening with her,
is unable TO start 1t and has to
spend the rest Of the night crank
ing II and coaxing 1t to go, which
happened to two different men In this
community recently. But then its
all right, we've all had the expert
ence.
The old saying Is "early lightning,
late spring.. If that is the case we
will sure have late spring this
year.
John e. Price is shipping car Of
corn from here this week.
Dr. Grimes of Madelia reports a
BABY girl at the Ballard home.
Ellis v. Jones and wife are also
rejoicing over the arrival Of a little
SON at their home.
Rev. W. e. Evans Of Mankato filled
the pulpit at Jerusalem last Sunday
afternoon. Rev. T. Roberts of Wis
consin will deliver an English SER
man next Sunday.
The members of the township
board will meet at the home of the
town clerk on Monday, February %.
Tuesday being st. David's day
quite a number from here are plan >
ming on taking in the Eisteddfod at
Lake Crystal.
The Christian Endeavor society
will hold a box social in the basement
of the church Saturday evening,
February 26.