The Redwood gazette., 1918-03-20


Company paid Sd cents for butterfat
during the month Of February.
A chicken pie supper given by Mr..
and Mrs. Schubert, living near Mil
roy netted $1,000 for the Red Cross.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Kuenzh and
| Miss Helen Doughty returned last
| week from their visit to Minneapolis.
G. A. Jaehning and his daughter,
Alice Jaehning, were visitors at the
home of Secretary and Mrs. j.. A.
Schmahl at St. Paul for lew days
last week.
Jorgen Yensen, living near Nor
gan, dropped dead last week while
visiting at the home of his son at
Olivia. Hes was about sev erty-one
years of age.
Senator L. E. Potter of Spring
field, senator from the Brown-Re d
wood district, has filed for reelection
for the second term. AS yet Mr.. Pot
ter has no opposition.
! The ladies of St. Veronica's Guild
will meet at the parish house Thurs
day afternoon from three to five
o'clock. The ladies Of the second di-
vision will be the hostesses.
Contractor w. L. Hardy has pur-
chased new power cement machine
and has added the same to his equip
ment. He will now take care of your
wants in this line on short no
tice. 3o-zts
The Home Missionary Society of
the Methodist Church will meet Wed
nesday afternoon at the hmoe OF Mrs.
George Countryman. All members
. and friends are urged to attend this
meeting.
Mrs. VIM. Goodkind and her moth
. er, Mrs. Byington, left Monday for
their future home at Seattle. For
{ the last few weeks they have been
\ guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
: F. L. Tout.
Clerk of Court w. g. Weldon has
issued the following marriage hcen-
ses: Harry Paulson to Christine Vane,
4 Ernest Kircher to Gerty Werner,
/ James T. Morley to Emma A. Has
: senstab, and Lewis Sander to Anna
M. Stasses.
: Miss Merle Anderson, formerly a
r member Of the high school faculty
k arrived last week from Preston fol
:. visit with Miss Watson and hel
other friends here. Miss Anderson
o has been spending this year at he1
: home at Preston.
st Mrs. James Hamilton and her chill
n dren will arrive here this week from
r Waconia for a short visit before go
ing to their new home at Rivers de
"a California. They will be guests a
20 the home of Mrs. Yackel and Mr.. an
5; Mrs. N. F. Dripps.
~ Judge of Probate A. r. A. Laudol
u y had the following hearings in hi
III court Monday: John Schwengle estate
hearing on petition to mortgage, An
a, drew C. Anderson estate, hearing O
~ final account, and the Johan Nielse
- estate, hearing on will.
:, There will be a basket social i
=, the sckoolhouse in district 109, thre
~ miles northeast of Morgan, Frida
le evening, March %. A program wi
a. be given before the social. Ladie
e are requested to bring baskets fo
e two. Miss Elsie Gaedy, teacher.
NOTICE:-Call at the Rutter Ful
~ niture Store for picture framing. Z
us: G.. Smith. 35-l
IN IN Is. Mr.. and Mrs. Moritz Lang of LII
~ can recently went to Shakopee wher
a ~ Mrs. Lang will remain at the san
- tarium for the next three or foU
VI weeks taking treatment for rheums
- tism. Her many friends hope tha
II ~ at the end of that time she will re
u y turn entirely cured.
-, n Mrs. W..B. Clement, who has sper
ne ne the winter at Camp Cody is now
ne ne Iowa, visiting with relatives and wi
az soon come to Minneapolis where sh
:. will visit with the parents of Captai
III Clement before coming to her HON
I, in Redwood Falls. She is acccmps
"a = MED by her daughter Katherine.
u ue The following young people will b
at examined at the Lutheran Churc
- next Friday evening: William Hole
house, Louis Yackel, Erwin Setter
40 Erwin Yackel, Earl Zorn, Helen Has
t. senstab, Minnie Holdhouse and Ar
s. ma Panitzke. The confirmation wi
III take place Sunday evening, Marc
no "a, at 7:30.
e. Jay Farrell, who is now in train
ing at the aviation camp at Rantou
'lr H., came home Saturday for brie
ar visit with his father and with hi
ar sister, Miss Patricia Farl ell. Jay
r. very much interested in the wor
p done at the camp, is enjoying the lii
ne and finds it agrees with him spler
lg didly. He was given only three day
leave of absence and so his visit wa
necessarily limited.
m The Pythian Sisters Social give
te last Tuesday night was very plea:
Ga ant success in all ways and earne
Tn $500 for the Red Cross branch {
or the Pythian Sisters work. This is a
ne excellent return for the evening
iy work and the Sisters are most CRATE
= a full for the support given them b
.. the citizens. The committee servin
at at this social consisted of Mesdame
Aune, Bollum, Brand, and Misse
ne Ackman and Bollum. Another soci;
ed will be given soon.
ne The Kent Company presented I'll
er objectionable Sin at the Armory la:
en- Friday evening, giving good sati
en- faction to the audience. This we
re the third appearance of this con
us pany at the armory. They have adde
a. two new members to their cast sine
y, their visit here and number {
al good vaudeville acts were put on b.
tween the acts. The company expect