The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1922-03-03
Community Club at
Ldson to Hold Meet
Friday Night of This Week;Will
Entertain Four Corners
Society
Especial to The Free Press.I

Especial to The Free Press.1
Judson, February 2S.-The Commun
ity club meets Friday evening March
3, at the school house. At this meet
ing the club will entertain the Four
Corner Community club ''The Profess
sor's Magic" "
Mrs. Rosina Williams and children
came up from Mankato Tuesday to
visit reItives and friends.
Mrs. J. II Roberts of Mankato
spent several days here last week
with relatives.
Lawrence Johnson was a passenger
TO Minneota Wednesday.
Robert K. Jones of Mankato called
on friends here Sunday between
trains.
Arthur Kuku is assisting Mr.. Sny-
der at the Commander Elevator. The
farmers have been hauling in consid-
cradle shelled corn of late.
The boys and girls were skating
around town last Wednesday and
were rejoicing that it was holiday
Anyone that could not skate was
surely out of luck.
Word WIS received here Friday Of
the sudden death of Mrs. John Pirkle,
which was caused from pneumonia.
Mr.. Pirkle is a former young man of
this community. and had only been
married about two years, and the
sad news is a great shock to his
many friends and relatives here. A
year ago this spring they moved
from Minneapolis on to a farm near
Fairfax, Mimi.
Mr. and Mrs Ben Peterson of Man
kato called on friends and relatives
here last week.
ID. Little was passenger Saturday
morning to the twin cities.
G. G. Jones and son will hold a
public auction on their farm two mi
les south of the village on Saturday,
March 4.
Ed williams of Butternut Valley
was business caller in the village
Saturday. "
Mrs. John Chasteen was a passen-
tend the funeral of Mrs. John Pirkel
on Monday.
Miss Lillian PirkeI and Fred Pirkel
were called to Fairfax last week on
account OF the illness of Mrs. John
Pirkel
Boys be ready for Willard when he
returns. We expect him back about
Wednesday. Have your bells and
drums in good order. It is hoped
others will quit their foolishness and
do as Willard did. as we like to have
the fun making the noise
Edwin Jones moved Clarence Reese
household goods to Eagle Lake Mon
day. Mr.. Reese will be in business
there.
The play given by the Christian
Endeavor society of Carmel at the
church last Friday was a great sue
cess. Quite a number from here at
tended and liked 1t very much.
School closes for the spring vaca-
ton Friday. .'.' ..
Arthur Jones is on the sick list, so
he was unable to go about his work
on the track Monday.
Mrs. Luther Roberts has been on
the sick list, but is again out and
about having had bad cold.
Fred Lundin and Leo Busser were
passengers to Mankato Saturday ev-
ening.
The Ladies' Aid society will meet
with Mrs O. F. Jones Thursday af-
ternoon, March Q. All men are vel.
come.
Due to the fact that the trains
have been late it has been hard for
Ray to keep his rates, and he has
been planning on buying a car This
won't be necessary Ray as the trains
Will Dc running on SCneOui6 Time soon.
Sunday school next Sunday at 1882
p. m Services at 2:45 p. m. Chris
tian Endeavor meeting at 1880 D. M.
Let's all aatend A cordial welcome
is extended to all
Now is the time for building as
things are cheaper than they have
been for long time. Let's build a
house or two In Judson this summer.
When we get the picking factory
here we will have to have more no.
mes for the workers in the factory
Richard o. Jones was a, passenger
to Minneapolis Monday afternoon. be-
ing called there by the government
for medical and hospital services.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Windhorn of
Mankato were callers Sunday at the
home Of Mrs. and Mrs Israel John
son. ... <
Mrs. Tom z Jones spent Sunday
with her daughter Mrs. Wallace
Goodell at Mankato.
Lawrence Goodell left last week
for Chicago where he will take a
three months engineering course.
which is called for by the railroad
company.
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