The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1918-12-25
MORGAN NEWS ITEMS


Miss Elsie Mueller is home to spend
her Christmas holidays with her par
ents.
Miss Pearl Root returned from
Macalister College Thursday TO enjoy
her vacation with the home folks.
| Miss Esther VESSEL rural teach
er in the Model school district is
spending couple of weeks with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. R. G. VESSEL
| Miss Hattie Gilland a teacher in the
same schools is her guest a part of
the week.
Sherman S. George of Cumberland
Wisconsin, formerly associated with
C. B. Root in the stock-buying bust
ness was about town greeting his
many friends during the past week.
The Angel of Death entered the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Freder-
lex last Sunday and took their Two
months infant boy to our Heavenly
Home The little one had been VIC
tim of the influenza and weighed only
two pounds a. the time of it's death
The sorrowing parents feel the loss of
their only child deeply and the COM
munity sympathize with them in their
bereavement.
ROYAL Hartwick arrived home from
the State University Saturday com
ing by way of Redwood Falls.
Madames Geo. Ellison, E. H. Al
brecht C. Jackson were among the
Redwood Falls visitors the past week.
Martha Haushaw came down from
Redwood last week to help take care
of her father and brother who have
been very i'll with influenza at the
Discher home.
Wilbur Jensen will not continue his
studies the coming year at the State
University. He will resume his duties
, as salesman and general manager of
: fathers store.
notwithstanding the rainy weather
+ and poor roads which existed just be-
fore Christmas yet the holiday trade
was splendid this year. Shoppers who
E waited until the eleventh hour found
empty shelves awaiting them in most
lines of merchandise. Moral" The
: early purchaser gets The goods"
The Royal Neighbors lodge held a
!, very enjoyable social hour at the
: close of is regular meeting on We'd
o nesday. Madames A. o. Johnson, H.
B. West, R. H. Kempton and F. S,
: Pollard gave novel Christmas sur
= prise One of their number held a
Il striking resemblance to Santa Claus
9 and distributed a sack of goodies tc
the members. Two Christmas trees
decorated the lodge hall.
j Georginia Adams one of the out
n of town teachers is spending the hoi-
idays with her parents. She teaches
+ near Fairmont, MINI.
: Will Bohn and his wife have gone to
Springfield, where the former has
been employed on dray line.
Z All the different churches celebrat
J. ed Christmas on Tuesday evening with
J. the usual program and treats for
): the pupils of the different Sunday
% Schools. Both the Methodist and Pres
j. byterian churches made special Of
It fering for the homeless, orphan child
re1 of the War Zone. The spirit OF
< giving instead of receiving is called
the White Christmas and is thorough
J. ly enjoyed by the youngsters. A.
a the Presbyterian church little white
n gifts of money from the audience anC
The different classes were placed. The
n. Best Christmas was the title of tht
n program rendered and the little folk:
reflected great credit on those wht
" trained them for their respective
V parts.
Mrs. Carrie Butcher spends Christ
N mas Day with her daughter, Mrs
J. Erwin Otto and family at Sanbo-n
MINI.
in Fred Wilson's family are al i'll VIZ
10 the influenza.
er Morgan Basket Ball team met witt
defeat in a game with the ,Valnu
n Grove boys last Thursday evening a
q Walnut Grove
in Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ Ball ENTERTAINED
as the Frank Gerstman and Will Ba!
a. families at Christmas dinner today