The Mankato free press., 1923-09-07
JUDSON BUTTER FACTORY
HANDS OUT MONEY
Haystackins Bee Brought To-
gether Folks; Notes of the
Neighborhood = 7

Judson. September 6.-The price
paid ror Dulterfat for the month of
$108. 80 G. A. DRAKE, S106. SO; Grir
July by the creamery at Judson was
A cents. The following list are
patrons who received checks for the
month OF July tor over 500: Chas.
GusEatson. Sl5S.Zs; River view
sLock karm, ylSl.l2; u. }. H&nel,
uacklns, S99.7s: Alfred Anderson
,yS.lo; E. e. Wigiey, SOS. 80; L. h.
swanson, SS7. 50; Z. w. Johnson, Jr.
$o7.56; Waiter Croswell. $S7.07; Z.
w. Gooden. SS4.s5; Willard Rob
erts, $79. .66; H. w. Seppman $7s.24;
Wallie Roberts, $77.61;- Price Cam :
bell, $70.92; sMarsteen Brothers,
SbE71; John W.tWigley $66.7S; Ed
win Evans, $63.93; Ed. Griffith,
S61.77; John +. Price, $S1.S3; n. F.
hughes $5Y.70; Tom Jones, $5S.6S;
w. w. Nelson, S57.72; John B. Jones
S56.23; H, @. Hodson, $55. 10; Dave
Roberts, $55.22; E. H. Seide, S55.1S; {;
Robt. Ballard, $54,78; Art Wertz.
$54 .3S; Dave Gustafson $62.o5; Carl
Heiser, $5112; D. A. Griffin, $60. 30.
Friend and neighbors assemble
at the home of Henry Edwards one
day last week and gathered In sew
eral stacks of hay, as Mr.. Ewards
Is in the hospital at Mankato, from
the result of running a fork In his
foot when he fell from a hay NOW.
Monday morning the following
started by car early from Judson to
attend the state fair1 Leo and Ted
Peterson, Walter and Ray Gustaf-
son and Arthur, Roy, Earl and Don
aid Anderson and John Williams.
The boys returned Tuesday after
noon.
The Judson Concrete company is
building a concrete bridge near
Butternut.
Hugh R. Hughes who is member
of the Judson Maccabee tent-is very
i'll. Mr., Hughes formerly lived al
Cambria.
L. D. Goodell left last Thursday
afternoon for WaSeca to resume
work as fireman with the chicago
and Northwestern Railway.
Fritz Lndgren, fireman OF the
Omaha Ry. arrived home one day
last week on account Of aeVery Sc
we're boil on his hand.
Earl Little arrived in Judson ETi-
day morning for few days WISH
withShis father, Mr.. Dighton Little
and other relatives.
Mr.. Hans Larson, Judson's local
is i'll and it Is thought that ne VIII
have to leave town and take treat
ments.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. 8. Marsteen re-
turned home from Mankato Satur-
day noon, after a few days WISH
with their daughter. Mrs. Harold
Anderson and family.
William johnson returned nome
from Idaho where he has been sew
srai weeks looking after his inter-
ests IN the mines there.
George johnson who has been In
Indiana for q number Of months re-
turned to his home in Judson.
Rev. Arthur and family were the
guests to dinner last Sunday WITH
Mr. and Mrs. L. e. Swanson.
Miss Arlene Snyder left for Con .
rad. Mont. Thursday morning wnere
she has accepted a position as
school teacher: i
Mrs w. e. Rauen and son Will
liam of st. Paul, arrived one DAY
last week and are visiting with MRS.
Rauen's aunt, Mrs. w. J. Honerts
and other relatives.
Mr.. Evans Sr. left Friday evening
for Milwaukee where he WILL attend
the old soldiers convention.
, Mr.. and Mrs. Israel Johnson and
Mrs. Anna Johnson autoed to Plain
view Friday to visit Mrs. Anna
Johnson's SON Elmer and family
for a few days.
ouite a number from Judson at
tended the farm sale on George
Edwards farm, seven miles West OF
Judson. August 80. Mr.. Edwards
will rent his farm as he Is going to
move to North Mankato.
Glen Jones and Charles Williams
hotb from Mankato spent Sunday
IN Judson visiting their tolks.
Miss Alice Gustafson from Mah-
kato spent Sunday and Laoor oss
with her folks In Juds2n.
Ole Swim and family from 81;
Cloud are visiting relatives ana
friends in Judson.
Mrs. Harold Anderson from Maa-
kato arrived Tuesday afternoon TOT
a few days, visit with relatives IN
Judson.-
There will be Sunday school next
Sunday at the Bethany church at
1000 a. m. and services at 11:0O q.
m. An are cordially invited to at
tend. l,.,
prised on her birthday, August 10,
when her childran and relatives
gave a party for her at her home. "A
delicious supper was served at i:oO
y m. after which Mrs. Edwin Jones
Of Lake Crystal presented q spien-
did rocker in behalf OF the children;
The evening was spent in social
way. .-.
Miss Lillian Pirkle OF Fairfax.
Mimi, visited at the home or neN
parents last week.
Ray Davis received large snip
ment OF dry goods and fall clothing
Monday and expects to put some on
display as soon as possible.
Dave c. Evans and Earl ROOD nave
each purchased a truck for bus
driving for the school schildren.
John Anderson from Wiptnrop
was a caller in Judson Tuesday.
LEAGUE IN GENEVA -s.