The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1914-10-27

SATURDAY Tor treatment at HoSpltdi
there.
Marriage licenses were issued last
week to August Boelke and Eva Ham
mond, Fred Carity and Edna Ship
pee. Azel Dahlgren and Ellen Leden
berg, Daniel Dienstmann and Caroline
Hansen.
Mrs. Clara Bender, who is Grand
Lady of the Degree Of Honor, is a
guest of Mrs. w. J. Smithers. Mrs.
Bender will go from here to New Ulm
to continue her work in the lodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Henle and daugh
ter Miss Gladys, accompanied by Mr..
and Mrs Athanas Henle, autoed from
Wanda Sunday and visited at the
homes of John Lauterbach and Jos.
Lauterbach until Monday aft arnocn,
when they returned to their home at
New Ulm.
The Lutheran congregation of the
Minnesota Synod at Morgan will cele-
brate its Mission Festival next Sun
day. Two services begin at ten O'Clock,
Prof. E. Bliefernicht of New Ulm,
preaching the sermon. In the after
noon at two o'clock Rev. A. Schaller
of this city, will also preach a Ger
man mission sermon.
F. F. Ellsworth, Of Mankato, was
Redwood Falls visitor Thursday and
Friday of last week. Mr.. Ellsworth,
who is the Republican candidate for
Congress, from the second district is
spending a good deal of time getting
acquainted with his constituency. Mr..
Ellsworth is the favorite candidate
and will win the race by wide mar
gin.
Very interesting reports were given
last Tuesday night by the represen-
tatives of the Pythian Sisters of the
Supreme and Grand lodges, recently
held at Winnipeg and ST. Paul. Mrs.
E. A. Pease is the Supreme Repre-
sentative and Mrs. H. M. Aune and
Mrs. W. A. Brand were the Grand
Representatives.
Having seen the photograph of the
Redwood Falls representatives at
Lamberton last Tuesday, there is but
little doubt in our mind that if Rud.
Stensvad drums and drums long
enough he will get to be drum major.
We are also moved to remark that
there are certain makes of headgear
more becoming to the masculine coun-
tenance than is the fez.
| Miss Kathryn Stem and Andrew J.
Tauer were married at the Catholic
Church at Clements last Tuesday
Mrs. Tauer is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Stef1, of Three
Lakes township. Mr.. Tauer is book
keeper at the State Bank of Morgan,
and the young couple will live at
Morgan.
A social was given in the K. P
hall last Friday evening for the
Pythian sisters and their families.
Mrs. Ira Reynolds was the chairman
of the committee on. arrangements
and a very pleasant evening was
planned. Cards and dancing were the
amusements and refreshments were
served.
Miss Irma Schmahl has been made
vice-president of the Freshman class
at Hamline University, at the cleo
ton of class officers held last week
Miss Schmahl is the daughter of H
G. Schmahl of Redwood Falls. Her
popularity at Hamline is a continue
ton of the favor in which she was
held by the class mates while taking
her high school course.
The story hour at the public lib
rary last Saturday was very large
ly attended, the presence of many
children testifying to the popularity
of the occasion. Next Saturday the
stories will be Halloween stories. The
hour is from two to three and all
children are cordially invited to be
present.
The girls of Mrs ]. Knapp's Sun
day School class entertained in honor
of Mrs. Knapp and Mrs. Jobusch last
Tuesday evening. The party was
given at the home of Miss Leona John
son. a member of the class and was
a very pretty affair.
Berenice Brand entertained last
Tuesday afternoon at her home in
honor of her birthday anniversary.
The guests were: Rosa Dell Asleson,
Doris Reed, Grace Ward, Charlotte
Crimmins, Alice Wester, Evelyn Ziem-
err, Marion Kuenzli, Mildred Tout,
Maurine Martin, Helen Byram, Ruth
and Francis Bopes, Margaret Klaus,
Bernice, Margaret and Dorothy Lar
son, Margaret Burmeister, Margaret
BANNER, Mable Mason, Lucille Grapp,
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