The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1922-10-20
JoTTINas FROM JUDsoN
Rev. o. j. Arthur Conducted serv.
ices la Village On Sunday

ices la Village On Sunday
Judson, October 17.-Rev. o. J..
Arthur of Mankato conducted the
services at Bethany church Sunday
afternoon. Rev. Arthur has been of
on a leave of absence during the
summer months and all are glad to
know that he win continue to be
here every other Sunday in the fu-
ture as heretofore. Rev. Arthur in
closing his services wished to i'm :
press upon the congregation that
next Sunday, October 70, is China
mission Sunday and an offering will
be lifted for that purpose.
Reese Roberts has returned from
South Dakota, where he spent the
summer harvesting and threshing.
Henry Pirkle arrived home last
week from Fargo. N. D.. where he
has been employed for several
months past
Threshing is now completed in
this vicinity and potato digging and
corn husking Is the order of the
day. z 80
Miss Alice Gustafson of Mankato
was a caller at her home here Fri
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Espenson and
son OF Butternnt Valley ere guests
at the D. C. Evans home Sunday
evening.
Sydney's feature photo plays and
novelty show is coming to the Jud-
son opera house Wednesday even
ing, October Is.
Miss Dora Gustafson was pleas
antly surprised by her schoolmates
Friday evening. The evening was
spent in playing games. Delicious
refreshments were served late In
the evening.
Mrs. BeuIah williams and son
Glen Of Balaton autoed to Judson
morning. They visited the form
els daughter, Miss Irene Williams,
who accompanied them home. She
returned TO Judson Sunday after
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Anderson
and sons Arthur and Earl autoed
70 Cokato, Mimi, Sunday morning
returning in the evening. They
spent the day visiting relatives
Miss Frances Anderson writes
nome from Chicago that she has
passed the nurses state board ex
aminations which she took last
month. Miss Anderson spent three
years training In the North CHS
cago hospital and now has permits
sion to work any where she wishes.
There Is plenty OF work IN Chicago,
she says, but she, Is planning on
coming home soon to stay over
Christmas. -..
Clarence Anderson writes home
OF a wonderful trip he had recently
co Pixies Peak. HI cooked coffee on
Pixies Peak, but could not get the
coffee more than luke warm, al
though Il was boiling away merTily.
He went by auto and 1t took several
hours 10 reach the top.
The Community club meets Fri
day evening, October TO- The Bel
Grade Farmers clib will be enter
FAMED at this meeting. A program
is being prepared by the committee:
also Miss Margaret Sheldon will
play a cornet solo There win be
music In charge Of John Price, Civ
en- in addition to the program pre-
pared.
dau5 ,hter Lucille and Miss Mabel
Scherlie were Mankato callers Sat
The new elevator for the Com
mahder Elevator is about completed
and soon will be ready for rush
Mrs. w. j. Roberts arrived home
from Mankato one day last week,
where she has been taking treat
ments at the hosnital.s All are glad
60 tHarn that she is much better.
Mrs. Casper Jensen, who has
spent the greater part of the sum
mer here with her brother, return
ed to Chicago one day lse. week to
again keep house. Her hr<oand has
been on the road all sufnmer with
circus.
IStranSars who nromise to do lots