The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1922-11-17
MRS. ANN LEWIS
DIED AT JUDSON
Had Been Resident Of Blue Earth
County More Than Half
Century

Judson, November l5.--Mrs. Ann
Lewis passed away Sunday even
ing. November 5, at the home OF
her daughter Mrs. Ruth Roberts.
the cause of death being old age.
Mrs. Lewis was native Of Wales
and was born December Is. 1889.
She came to this country in the
year 1910 with her folks, settling
for q time in the state of New York.
For more than half century she
had been resident Of lBue Earth
county. She was united In mar
rage to the late Edward Lewf in
1860. He died in 1901. Nine chill
dren were born to this union OF
which i've are now living. Mrs..
William M. James of Alberta, Can
ade; Mrs. Ruth Roberts, Butternut
Valley; William 8. Lewis, Garden
City; Grant and Edward Lewis OF
Judson; twenty. six grand children
and twelve great grandchildren also
survive. The funeral was held Wed
nesday afternoon at one o'clock
from the house and later at the
Jerusalem church. 1nterment was
made in the Judson cemetery. DR..
w. e. Evans of Mankato and Rev,
H Il. G. G; Griffith Of Lake Crystal Ofa.
Mr.. and Mrs. John e. Price, Mr..
and Mrs. Grant Lewis and Griff
Thomas were among the passengers
to Mankato Saturday evening.
Dwighton Little. Jr., of Clements
vile, N. d.. IL visiting relatives and
friends in this vicinity. se
The Ladies' missionary society OF
Jerusalem church was entertained
last Thursday at the home of Mrs.
Grant Lewis and Tom Waterbury
left here Monday evening for Min
neapolis on business and to visit
relatives. Mr.. Lewis expects to call
on his nephew Earl Little at Asbury
hospital.
The Community club meets Fri
day evening. Entertainment and re-
freshments. A cordial invitation is
extended to an.
The Red Cross annual meeting,
which was to have been held Mon.
day evening at the school house,
was postponed until Friday evening,
November II, and will meet at the
close Of the Community club meet
ing.
There will be services at Bethany
SAOASn OoAOoy at IL a. ouAO&y
school at 10 a. m. and Christian En-
deavor at 2:45 p. m. Adolph Dick
hudt Of st. Peter will be here. He
conducted services here last Sunday
afternoon also.
Mrs. Henry Nelson, Mrs. Law.
renee Goodell and Mrs. Paul w.
Wogren were Mankato callers Tues.
day evening. November Z, attend.
ing the meeting of the Woman's
Benefit association of the ,Macca
bees. After the meeting a social
time was had and delicio.- refresh
ments were served. Mr.. Mogren
drove the taxi from Judson to Man
kato and got in on the refresh
ments.
Hodson and Waterbury Skinned
a carload of hogs to South ST. Paul
Monday. November ID, as did also
the Judson Shipping association.
The Commander Elevator company
loaded car OF shell corn Tuesday
for North Branch and a car of bar
ley Wednesday for Minneapolis.
Mrs Marie .Yarger of DesMoines
Iowa, is spending few days with
her brother r. N. Ballard and fam.
lily and her son.
| Leo Peterson, Luther Roberts,
Lawrence Goodell and Fred Lundin
duJCeQ TO FluiuySuu, miuu.s w Ell
nesday, November 8. for deer hunt.
ing, Leo was the first man to get
deer and he arrived home on the
noon train Tuesday. The boys ex-
pect to stay until next week.
! Miss Edna Solberg who is at
tending the Teachers college at
Mankato, spent the week end with
her sister Mrs. Ivan Roberts.
Quite number around here are
on the sick list.
, Miss Mabel Scherlie had the mis-.
fortune to fall last Sunday on the
cement walk at the home of Paul
Mogren, hurting her knee so badly
that she has quite a time going to
and from school All wish her a
speedy recovery.
Mrs. Luther Roberts and Mrs. AID
die Thurston are both i'll. Mrs. Ro
berts is some better and hopes to,
be about her work soon.
Ray Davis is again making SIN
day evening calls at Mankato. VIII
let you all know who she is later.
Clayton goes along at times.
Miss Peterson Of a;ankato. count.
nurse, called al Tie school between
f,.oi Tataaday aFtarnpan