The Redwood gazette., 1916-03-01
Matt Schuveiller was at Red
wood Falls Monday on business.

wood Falls Monday on business.
! Monday, March 6, the last
dance before Lent will be given
at the city hall. The Morgan
orchestra, assisted by Clarence
Carlson of New Ulm, will fur
nisl- music for the occasion.
Miss Mary Bracht, of Mime
apolis, arrived here Wednesday
to take care of the local milli-
merry establishment.
/ N. P. Nelson was profes-
sional caller at Sleepy Eye Mon
day.
Carl Reetz and wife returned
home Monday from Minneapolis,
where Mr.. Reetz underwent an
operation. He remained in the
hospital forty days after being
operated upon.
John Welter, C. M. Bendixen
and H. M. Ball attended the
dairy convention at Redwood
Falls Tuesday.
Herman Hasse was a Spring
field visitor Tuesday.
A. w. Hartwick and son Quen-
tin, were Sleepy Eye visitors
Tuesday.
J. L. MacMaster, c.. R. Brown
and w. H. Ball visited at Sleepy
Eve fCueSdaV.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. C. VESSEL
left for Minneapolis Tuesday,
where they visited friends. Mr..
VESSEL attended the hardware
dealers convention while there
Mr.. and Mrs. Wenzel Win
theiser, who spent their honey
moon in various points of Iowa
and Minnesota, arrived here
Wednesday and will make their
home On one of the Gilfillan
farms.
Tuesday evening the Epworth
League gave a basket social at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. F. w
Zaske. A good time was re.
ported. Thirty boxes were sole
which brought $500. The rest
of the evening was spent in play.
ing progressive rook.
Vincent Weber's aunt passed
away Monday at the age Of Z;
years. The. funeral was held al
St. Michael's church Wednesday
morning.
John Kilgas and bride arrived
here Tuesday from Indiana
their old home. Mr.. Kilgas wa
/ employed around here for tn
past Year. They will make thei
: home at Morgan.
Tuesday the Morgan Whit
Sox basket ball team journeye'
) to New Ulm and defeated tn
Turner Zoegling of that place b.
the score of 81 to %. The scor
at the end Of the first half wa
| 6 to 18 in favor of New Ulm. Tn
!, White Sox refused to play tn
| second half without a neutra
referee so basket ball playe
from ! aribault refereed the sec
7 ond half. The Turner Zoeg
7 lings refused to flip coins fo
: baskets and would not allow tn
: White Sox to choose one of tn
: officials. The boys claim tina
2 the score at the end Of the frs
: half was due largely to the off
5 cials rotten decisions. The Whit
], Sox made 25 points to Ne,
< Ulm's 10 in the second half. Th
e White Sox have not been dc
/. feated this season and have wo
eight straight games.
Friday night the Freshme
gave party in the Domesti
= Science room of the high schoo
A good time was reported.
: Otto Schroeder moved into tn
!. Gluth residence across the trac
Thursday. He formerly lived i
: the Steinhaus residence.
: Rose Netzke arrived her
e from Sleepy Eye Saturday fo
e a visit with her parents, Mr.. an
: Mrs. Fred Netzke.
: Miss Lydia Mueller spen
from Saturday until Sunday a
Redwood Falls visiting her sis
\ ter, Ida Mueller, who is attend
4 ing school there.
: John Schwertzler left for Nlt
e ollet Saturday to visit friends.
Miss Jennie Hartwick, VIII
teaches school near Morton
spent from Friday until Sunda
visiting her mother.
Clarence Baker left for hi
, home at Morton Sunday.
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