The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1922-12-08
Judson Community
Club Prize Winners
Report Made To The Organization
II BY Mrs. J. e. Swartout; News
of Village

Judson, December 6 The Com
munity club met Friday evening al
| the school house at which time a
report was given by Mrs. ]. E.
ESwaftout on the work of the Boys
and Girls club of the Judson school
has done the past season. The club
took in from prizes at the Garden
City fair. $3.50; Minnesota state
fair, $685.; Garden City prizes:
Helen Brown, garden, canned goods.
1886; Edna Swartout, canned goods
$1.95; Evelyn Swartout. garden
products, $3.50; Clifford Nelson,
garden products, 81 so; Alice Sepp
man, sewing, 81; Pearl Keeyer
sewing, soc; sewing team demon
stration, s36; canning team demon
stration, ss; total $5S.40. Mime
sofa state fair prizes: Helen Brown
Jones. car fare and prizes, $5.77;
Edna Swartout, car fare and prizes
S6.77; second honors on booth, $40;
total, 1891. At the meeting and
demonstration held between the diff :
| ferent Boys and Girls clubs al
Mankato July Is, the sewing team
won a free trip to- the state fair
| The Riverview Stock farm gave $50
in prizes for the best three Black
Polled calves shown at the state
| fair. At the Malkato fair the fol
lowing prizes were won: Helen
Brown. sewing gardening can
ming. $500; Evelyn Swartout, gar
dening, canning, $2.70; Raymond
Bede, gardening. $3.50; Frank
Brown, corn. $3.50; Phoebe Jones.
sewing, 81; Edward Swartout. corn
IS; Alice Seppman, sewing, garden
ts,0 IAI a,.1.
ing, csc; Alice Drake, apples, 35c;
Keever, SOC; sewing team demon
stration, SO; canning team demon
| stration, Sc; Donald Anderson re-
eeived first on his pig. which was a
free trip ITO the Junior Livestock
show; total, 1885; The club won
second honors on the booth in Man
kato.' The boys and girls wish to
thank the following VIII helped haul
some OF their things to the different
demonstrations and conveyed the
children back and forth to Man
Mrs. Schoeleman, Mr.. Lundin. Mr..
| Vrooman, Mr., Morgan, Mr.. Parry,
Mr.. Snyder, Mr.. Nelson, Mr. An
derson. TheNclub members are very
thankful to Mrs. Swartout, who has
done SO much for them the past two
years. The boys and girls say she
is the one they need and want as
their. guardian when out demon.
T6e following are those who re.
ceived checks for over $50. C A.
Gustafson, $14S91; Wallie Roberts,
S11352; Geo. McCargar, S103.19;
River View Stock farm. $100.17 |;
e H. Seide, $9041; G.. A. Drake,
$8071; Will G. Hughes, S7S.54: AL.
fred Anderson. 1892; H.. G. Hod !.
son, $77.27; G. w. Johnson, Jr
1884,; S. B. Wilson, SASS; n. w.
Brown Isy s7Ss2; Dave Gustafson,
Ellis v. Jones, $65.40; Carl Heiser,
S6142; Griff Dackins. $6o.52; J. e.
Swartout. $59.36; Dave Dackins,
$55 rs; Marsteen Bros, $55.22.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Nelson and
| family were entertained for Thank
sgiving dinner r. J. Wapole and
family, II. ]. Hanson and family of
Mankato and Stacy LittleNend fam
lily OF Minneopa Lester Nelson
brought radio set from the South
ern Minnesota Motor Supply house,
Mankato, and about 5 D. m. they
heard a THANKSGIVING sermon from
THE Simson Methodist church, Min.
neapolis. From then until a late
hour music was heard from Oak
Grove Hotel. Minneapolis; ST. Louis,
Mo-; Denver, Colo: Fl Worth,
Texas; Atlanta, Georgia; Daven-
mort, Iowa; Louisville, Kentucky;
Waco, Texas; and Kansas City, Mo.