The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1901-05-29
MORGAN

MORGAN
Tom Walton's family Of. Wabasso
visited relatives at Morgan on Sunday
last.
Mrs. Annie Gerstman has returned
from q weeks visit with relatives at
New Ulm and Sleepy Eye.
The. NJ B. A. lodge banqueted at
their hail Monday evening. The lodge
is in fourishing condition.
Asa Perkins of the county seat, yis-
tied with F. b. Heidbreak during the
early portion Of last week.
E. Z. Weber of the Lone Tree
creamery and John Gluth, the Lone
Tree merchant, were in Morgan Satur-
day.
Last week Albert Dahms of Three
Lakes sold his farm of $50 acres to
August Nell, the consideration being
Sc, 900.
The Ladies Aid society of the Presby-
terrain church will give an ice cream
social at the Workman's hall next Fri
day evening.
The granaloid floor in the creamery
was completed and the institution was
ready for business Monday after a
weeks closing down.
Aug. HertWig of Gaylord has en-
tered the employ of L. a. Papke for
the remainder of the season. August
is an expert carpenter.
Attic Methodist church last Sunday
q program of q missionary kind was
given. a large collection for mission
airy purposes was received.
Carl Zimmerman, who lives on the
Gilfillan farm was kicked by a horse
last week and suffered broken rib
and internal injuries. He is reported
as doing well at present.
Nina Howard left for her home near
Perry, Oklahoma territory, last week.
She has attended the Morgan public
schools and made her home with her
aunt, Mrs G. w. Robinson for the
past year.
The Morgan band has been engaged
for the Old Settlers picnic which meets
June 9th in Willow Lake township.
The base ball team is expected to play,
but no definite arrangements have
been made.
Miss Lena Neibauer and Frank Alex.
were married at the Catholic church
Tuesday morning, May 2lst. Rev. Fr.
Stukel officiated. Miss Lena Welter
acted as bridesmaid and Conrad Alex
as best man.
]. st. MIehaels church gave a picnic
dinner at the grove of John Wintheiser
one half mile north Of town Monday.
sA dance was given at night in the new
barn. The proceeds were for the pnr-
chase of pipe organ.
Peter Robidou, an old time resident
of this place. is visiting acquaintances.
Mr.. Robidou ss8B years old but carries
his age well. His home is in Wadena
county, where he took homestead
two or three years ago.
a team belonging to- Lars George
took fright at the train Saturday after
loon, and ran throwing the occupants
from the Wagon. One horse fell to
the ground as they turned the corner
by the bank and the team was luckily
stopped in time to prevent serious dam
age.
This is examination week for the
advanced pupils, the other three grades
having closed their school term last
week. Prof. Arp will engage in SUM
mer school work during the vacation.
| Mrs. Arp and the children leave next
week for Iowa, where they will spend
the summer at her old home. Misses
Everson and Gordon left for their re-
lspectiYe homes astsSaturday and Mrs.
Readon will join her husband this
week in North Dakota.
Messenger: Mr.. and Mrs. Casper
| Green went to New Ulm Thursday to
attend the funeral Of the formers
father, George Green, which occurred
Wednesday Deceased had been con-
fined at ST. Alexander's hospital for
nearly q year with paralysis, He was
I81 years old at the time Of his death
and was one Of the old settlers Of that
vicinity, He came to st. George in
1851 and took part III the fight with
the Indians ia the early DOS. The fun
Ieral occurred from st. George Catholic
church, Rev. Fl. Penehardt officiating.
Several Of the deceased IS daughters,
who livein Wisconsin,, were in atten-
dance at the funeral.