The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1922-09-01
JoTTINes FROM JUDsoN

JoTTINGs FROM JUDsoN
Judson. August S1.-School will
open on Tuesday, September s. All
children are expected TO begin on
that day and to attend regularly.
English and geometry have been
added to the curriculum this year.
1t is also requested that parents Of
beginners write the full name and
age of the child on a slip of paper
to be presented to the teacher.
William Mason. ST., former
resident and merchant of this Will
age, recently called on old friends
here. All always a visit from Uncle
Bill" as he is better known here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mason left here about
three years ago to maze their flu
ture home in Spokane, Wash. Mrs.
Mason, it will be remembered,
passed away last January of pneu d.
monia and since then he has made
his home WITH his children. He
states that his son William P. Ma
son and family are all enjoying
good health and are conducting a
grocery store in Spokane. Mr.. Ma
son is still quite active in spite of
his advanced age, which is "a.
A number from here attended the
Blue Earth county fair at Garden
City last week. This association
was again blessed with ideal wealth
er, which attracted many people
from the surrounding towns, who
again visited this beautiful spot
and renewed old acquaintance.
The entertainment given was first
class and the exhibit of live stock
and farm products was well up to
former years.
The Welsh people of Judson
were well represented at the Chris
tian Endeavor convention, which
was neld at the Welsh church in
Mankato over the week end.
The Ladies' Missionary society
or the Jerusalem church will hold
It's annual sale and supper at the
farm of Joe Roberts on Thursday,
August 81.
p. C. Evans and family left here
Monday afternoon on an auto trip
through the northern part of the
state, where they will visit rela-
tives at Minneapolis and Bemidji.
The families of Mr.. and Mrs.
Philip r. Thomas anE Mrs. Richard
Jones and daughter Abbie, who are
well known and old residents of
this community, were rendered a
farewell party Wednesday evening
by host of neighbors and friends,
who regret they are leaving this
neighborhood. During the evening a
pleasant time was had playing
games and visiting Delicious re-
Treatments were served.
H. A. Fuller of Cambria, weed
Inspector of this districts was in the
village last week.
Ivan Roberts has plans we'll I'M
der way for a new barn, which will
be erected on his farm this fan
under the direct supervision of e.
d. Black. local contractor. MIR.
Roberts has donated thirty loads
of gravel last Wednesday through
the courtesy Of his neighbors.
A number of silos were filled in
age makes excellent feed for dairy
cattle and no farmer can afford to
/ be without one. ~
The Community club will hold
! its regular business session at the
school house Friday evening, Sep
TENDER l. A good attendance is de-
sired.
Miss Mary Williams had her ton
sils removed at Mankato last week.
Charles w. Swanson of Minneo-
pa was in the village Tuesday and
rented his, place here to Ed E. Lew
Miss Grace Schloeman is able to
be out among her friends again af-
ter having been confined to her
home for several days.
George McCargar has rented his
farm north of town to Roy Grit
fiths.
Clayton Johnson was a business
caller at New Ulm Saturday even
ing.
/ The Worlds Wonder Show,
Howes circus comes to Mankato
on Friday. September 1. -.
Miss Pearl Gilbertson of Butter
nut Valley is assisting with the
house work at the home Of Mrs. D.
c. Evans,
Miss Beulah Edwards of Cray is
visiting at the home of her aunt
Miss Margaret MCKINNEY.
John Williams, who is now en-
/ ployed with construction com
pany at Minneapolis, spent SUNDAY
with his folks here :
d. c. Evans and family called on
relatives near Garden City Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs, Lang and Mr.. and
! Mrs. Name and their families of
Waseca called on Mrs. Anna John
son and family Sunday. Mr.. Lang
played ball with the Judson ball
team at Traverse. The score was
IL to 8 in favor of~Traverse. Four
of the regular players of the Jud-
son team were unable to play last
Sunday, and the team is very
thankful to those who played in
the absent ones places.
The Sunday school of Judsou
will hold a basket picnic dinner
Monday noon, Labor day, in Arthur
McGiveney's pasture on the west
: end of the lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom o. Evans OF
Lewiston, Mimi, spent a few dar3
visiting Mr. Evans mother and
family, who live two miles north OF
Judson.
Spiritualists In Session.
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