The Mankato free press., 1923-07-06
TAUQUA AT JUDSON
Fine Entertainment Will BE Given
Four Days and Nights

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Four Days and Nights
Judson, Mimi, July 5.-The Acme
chautauqua will be in Judson July 5
s, and s, with the following pro
gram.
First day afternoon. Open pre-
liminaries in charge Of the Superin
tendent Opening Concert" Artist:
Instrumental Quartette."
Evening program Prelude, featur
ing the best in music. consisting o.
esemble and solo nubmers. Artists
Intrumental Quartette. Lecture
Art, Travel and Patriotism" Ira p
Berry.
Mr.. Berry has travelled across U
S. twice in an auto and crossed the
Atlantic ocean a number of times
and will lecture only on what ht
has seen.
Second day. Afternoon Musica
Prelude. Lecture; The Work That
is Never Done" Emelene c. Mauls
by. Mr. Maulsby also noted for hi:
good lectures. Evening Presenta
ton of one of the greatest laugh
producing plays of the century. III
| Pays to Advertise" produced under
the personal direction Of Professor
Joseph B. Clifford, and given by his
company of professional players.
Third day Afternoon Musical pre-.
lude, The Kizer Sisters" Lecture
Chips on the Old Block" DIR. Geo
E. Francis.
Evening. Song recital, Misses Vic,
let and Vivian Kizer. Feature Lee
ture; "One Hundred Per Gem
.Americanism," DR.. Geo. E. Francis
DR.. Francis will be remembered wa:
here three years ago and we were
more than pleased with his lectures
at that time, and many went to the
front and shook hands with DIR
tion to him, for his wonderful lee
lures at that time.
Fourth Afternoon. Concert, TEN
pie Festival Singers"
Evening Grand Finale Concert, by
Temple Festival Singers" anC
readings by Miss Rosalind Cook.
There also will be services at tht
tent Sunday morning, July 8, al
1890, when Professor A. H. Dahl,
strom from the Gustavus Adolphuf
College, st. Peter will speak to US
also Rev. Evert Thomas from neal
Lake Crystal.
Also the following program
Children's choir. Duet by Lillian an6
Gladies Roberts. Two numbers from
male quartette in charge of Ivan
Roberts. Mixed quartette in charge
Of Tom Jones. Services will be free
exception of a collection. Lets al
turn out to this morning service.
We want to make this a union
service and hope to have good
weather and a good crowd. Singing
Carmel church.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Pestello from
Minneapolis arrived Tuesday after.
non for a few days visit with Mr.
and Mrs. Ed R. Roberts and other
relatives.
Sheldon Little from Mpls arrived
home Tuesday Afternoon to spend the
4th with his father and other rela
tives. Mr.. Little says he likes his
position fine at Mpls. Mrs. W. e.
Johnson from Ailkin, Mimi, Is visit
ing a few days here with her sister
Mrs. J. S. Marsteen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lea Davis from At
lanta, Ga, arrived here Monday moor
and will visit here a few days with
Mr. Davis folks and other relatives
Clarence Anderson from Fort
Lyons, Colo, arrived here Saturday
evening and will spend a few weeks
with his folks and relatives. Mr.
Clarence and William Johnson, who
have been out to their mines in the
state of Idaho returned home Mon
day evening.
The Commander Elevator here re
ceived a car of coal and a car oi
-four last week.
Evans Owens was a Mankato pas
senger Tuesday evening.