The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1922-08-04
JUDsoN MAN INJURED
o. F. Jones Suffered Fracture Of
Arm; The Village News.

Judson, August 90. F. jones'
one of the prominent business men
here, had the misfortune to break
his right arm at the wrist Friday
evening while in the act of cranking
his Ford car. Mr.. Jones is getting
along nicely.
Peter Lloyd and ]. w. Wigley of
Mankato called on their nephew
Willard Wigley last Monday.
Robert f. Jones of the A. M. Stein
Clothing company, Mankato, called
on friends and relatives here last
week.
Miss Edna and Edward Solberg
of LIE Sueur Center are visiting at
the home of their sister, Mrs. Ivan
Roberts.
Hugh Prichard of Lake Crystal
called on friends here last Thurs
day.
r. P. Williams of Lake Crystal
was business caller at the bank
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs, Stacy Little and son
Richard OF Minneopa were guests at
the home OF d. c. Evans and family
Sunday.
Clayton johnson and Harvey
Goodeil called on the Markham fam
lily near Vernon Center Sunday.
Arthur Mckinney is stacking
grain for Mr.. Schloeman' of the Ri
verview farm .s.
A number from here attended the
Sunday school convention which was
held at the Carmel church Sunday.
The Community club will hold its
regular business meeting at the
school house Friday evening, August
4. <..at~
The Belgrade Farm Bureau will
hold a picnic Sunday, August 6, on
the farm of H. A. Hanson, which is
located six miles northwest of Man
kato, in Nicollet county. An excel
lent program has been prepared.
Prominent speakers and good music
of the program will be a ball game
between Kerns and Judson. The
public is invited to attend. s..
Herman Leiferman threshed out
some winter wheat last week that
averaged 81 bushels to the acre and
63 pounds to the bushel. Most of
the winter wheat, however, In this
section was very thin, due to being
killed by the frost The rust has
damaged the spring wheat to some
extent but the oats and barley are
an excellent crop. -.
The boys from Butternut Valley
played ball with Judson here Sun
day afternoon The score was 20 to
6 in favor of Judson. It is under
stood this was the first game for
Butternut this year.
The w. E. Lloyd Auto company of
Mankato recently sold Buick cars to
ROLAND Jones, Wallie Roberts, Will
liam v. Jones and q. Davis.
The ladies Aid society OF Jud
son will meet with Mrs. Charles
Peterson Thursday afternoon, Au-
gust 10. The society viii hold pie
and ice cream social and sale Wed
nesday evening, August 0, In the
basement of the church. Tho pro-
ceeds will be used to paint the
church. Roger Davis of Cambria
will do tho work and will be down
here as soon as he can got around
to it, I +. 49,. -
The Ladies' Aid society of Carmel
win have its social and picnic Thurs
day afternoon, August II, at the
Carmel church. Everyone welcome.
John r Bowen of Mankato was
CdIICE uUoOA 1hOAAAuy c@AsCA ANOAhs
There will be services In the
church at Judson Sunday afternoon
at 2:45; Sunday school at Las and
Christian Endeavor meeting at 1880
D. m. The two lady speakers are
still here and speak again Wednes-
day evening at jS:15 Ia the church.
D. F. Jones received car Of soft
coal Monday morning, which Is be-
ing sold from the car to the thresh.
ers.
R.. e. Brown OF the Northern
States Power company, was O Jud-
son caller one day last week.
Arthur Kuku has been at Arco,
MINI, the past week helping tear
down an elevator there. The ma
terial will be sent to the Command.
er Elevator here, and another eleva-
tor will be built in addition to the
one here.