The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1916-03-08

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Rev Shields, Of Morgan, preached
at the Presbyterian Church Sunday.
]. M. Mahoney of the vicinity of
Seaforth was visitor here Saturday
Thomas Mckay, Of Delhi, was a
| Redwood Falls business visitor Sat-
urday.
T. Dennistoun, of South St. Paul,
was a visitor of relatives here last
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Ward were
business visitors in Minneapolis the
last of the week. m'
|. B. Christensen and Mrs. F. w.
Smith of Marshall were Sunday guests
at the F. L. Bateman home.
A. D. Stewart, A. M. Dennistoun
and Bert Kleaver were business Wis
itors at Morgan one day last week.
Miss Anna Jensen came up from
Morgan Saturday to spend Sunday
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hans
Jensen.
The C. O. o. F. had social even
ing at the Church of St. Catherine
last Thursday evening, and had most
enjoyable time.
Peter Mckay received the highest
price for horses in the sale held here
last Saturday. Mr.. Mckay had
splendid team which sold we'll.
Miss Grayce McAllister arrived
home Saturday for weeks vacation.
Miss McAllister is student at the
State Normal School at Winona.
Mrs. C. V. Everett entertained fifty
young people at her home last Tues
day evening. Progressive games were
plaved and refreshments were served.
Ed. Hills was operated upon at the
Redwood Falls hospital last week and
is convalescing nicely. Mr.. Hills ILL
ness was caused by tumor on the
kidney.
Miss Bernice Bateman, who has
been visiting her parents here, re-
turned to Rochester Tuesday to re-
sumo her duties as nurse at the State
Hospital.
Mrs. Fred Murset visited at Man.
kato ast week with her daughter,
Miss Alma Murset, who has been i'll.
Miss Murset is student at the Man
kato Normal School.
There will be a basket social and
home talent play entitled, 1.-The
Teaser,7 at District No. Al March II.
Ladies please bring baskets. Mrs.
Abbie Robbins, Teacher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gust Haber and fam
ily moved to Brown County last Sat
urday to take up their residence on
a farm between New Ulm and Sleepy
Eve. Mr.. and Mrs. Haber have been
] residents of Redwood County for the
, past few years.
: The following names appear en- the
honor roll of District No. 70 for. the
sixth month of school: Charles Clark,
Florence Clark, Thomas Dennistoun,
- Edward Garnhardt, Granvill Walker,
Paul Walker, Edna Westphal and Ger
trude Westphal. Ethel H. Strlegl
:, teacher.
Mrs. G. r. Pease, Mrs. VIM. Finn
and Mrs. T. E. Finn entertained a
n company of ladies at the home OF
t Mrs. Pease last Thursday e'ening.
Progressive five hundred was played
a at ten tables and a two course lunch
: con was served at the small tables
which were prettily decorated with
k yellow jonquils and yellow candy bas-
t kets. The luncheon menu consisted
of chicken patties, cheese balls. pick
:. les, breadsticks and coffee; maple
d mousse, angel food aho fruit cake.
Miss Elizabeth Arnett died at the
d St. Peter hospital for the insane Feb
S ruary % and the body was brought
to the home of her cousin, Tom Ar
y nett, for burial last Wednesday,
e Funeral services were held at the
Arnett home, Rev. C. F. Martin Off
: ciating, and interment was made at
Y Beaver Falls. Miss Arnett was fifty
two years old and had been an in
t mate of the hospital for the past
: twenty-eight years. Her mind was
|, affected by serious eye trouble which
necessitated the removal ,of her eye
d balls and her insanity was periodic.
e Miss Laura Discher, who is now
;. working as seamstress at Redlands,
Cal, writes her sister, Mrs. Louis
v Junger, that in spite of storms and
Y floods she finds much in the west that
f is enjoyable. Miss Discher and her
sister attended the fair and visited at
n Los Angeles and were charmed. Miss
q Discher also attended the national
h orange show at San Bernandino,
which was the most wonderful exhibit
;, of it's kind ever made. Seven thou
: sand oranges were used in the Red
q lands ovhihit alone Mrs JunUer re-