The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1918-06-19
MORGAN NEWS ITEMS


P. J. Staver is here from Chicago
on an extended visit to his daughter.
Mrs. Joe Shank.
Mrs. H. Gilland of Sleepy Eye
spent the past week with her son,
Cerene Gilland.
Mrs. Alex Taylor Of Bradley, s.
D., spent the past week as the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. T. Stevens. Mrs.
Taylor is enroute from a winters So
7ourn in Canada to her home in Da-
kota, and she is an old schoolmate Of
the Stevens
Miss Martha Larson visited with
the A. W. Hartwick family the past
week, She has returned to her home
in Golden. -
Miss Clara Dobereiper returned tc
her home al Fulda, Mimi. on Mon
day. Mrs. McMaster and Jennie
HartWick accompanied her as far as
Sleepy Eye. Miss Dobereiner has
had charge of the Gerstman Mill
merry store the past two seasons and
her many friends hope she returns
in the fall.
Mrs. Bottom. Of Mankato spent the
past week as guest at the Huscke
nome at Jllnllan.
| Miss Frances Adams returned from
st. Paul Friday, where she has been
attending the university. She leaves
this week for six weeks term in
! the summer training school.
Miss Dorothy Ellington of Wa
hasso is spending the week with
friends in town.
Miss Viola Jensen will spend her
summer vacation at the home of her
parents. She returned from her
studies at the Mankato Normal on
Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Lobdell and L. A.
Stuart and wife, DIR. Brand, Mr.. and
Mrs: A. D. McRae, Cora Dell Fox,
Mrs. DR.. Freese and Frank Hubbard
and family, all of Redwood Falls,
were attending the closing number
of the Chautauqua course on Friday
evening.
Mrs. Henry Welder, a former resi-
dent of this place but now Of Delhi,
spent Thursday and Friday among
old friends here. She returned to
her home Saturday morning.
Little June Gale is very i'll with
measles at the home of the grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. R. C. VESSEL.
Mrs. Fred Gale and her daughter
have lately arrived to spend a month
with relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Smith visited
at the Pollard home short time
Saturday afternoon.
A. D. Stewart was down from
Redwood Falls Friday looking after
his political fences.
Mics E,1izobo+b S4o,,,or+ ~ DoJL;
spent the latter part of the week
with her cousin, Mrs. Katherine Pol
lard.
Julius Loose of Woodwork, N. D..
was looking after his residence prop
erty here the first of the week, He
stated that our crops are much
more promising than those in his To-
cality.
Miss Mable Englerup is home from
her studies at the Seventh Day AID
vent school at Maplewood, Mimi
Rev. Raabe and daughter Verna
are visiting relatives at Lake City
Mr. Raabe has a son there who i
very i'll with pneumonia.
N. E. Wentheiser was at Belgrade
Mimi, Thursday. where he spent the
day fishing. Just what the catch
was we failed to determine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Christensen OF
. Brookville mourn the loss of thei1
14-year-old daughter, Clara, wht
passed away last Tuesday afternoon
She hal been i'll with infamatory
rheumatism which terminated in
!. Serious heart trouble, which caused
her death. She was of bright ane
: lovable disposition and will b,
greatly missed in the school, thu
: church and the home. Funeral serv
icer were held in the Danish Luth
eran church at Brookville on Friday
and burial was in the church GENE
terry.
Grandma Root returned from Man
: kato Saturday. evening where sh'
:, has been taking Treatment of DR.
, James, an eye specialist, at tina
J place for almost week. The con
dition of her eye remains about tn,
same, but it is hoped that with i;
rest and a continuation of thes,
treatments her sight may be restor
ed.
Last Saturday evening a youns
lady from Wabasso tore a Lindbers
t banner from a farmers car, standin;
v on the street and tramped it in tn