The Redwood gazette., 1918-04-10
MORGAN NEWS ITEMS


Prof. Huziel has purchased five
passenger Saxon six auta,nob,.= OF
Will Root.
Mrs. F. H. Hartwick and daugb-
ter, Elaine, Of Springfield, visited
relatives and attended the Red Cross
activities at this place last Monday.
They returned home Tusday.
Miss Jennye Hartwick was detained
from her duties as teacher near Sea-
forth, being very i'll at the home Of
her mother. She returned to her
work this week.
Miss Anna Kiegaard has gone to
Mankato where she is employed as
housekeeper in a Girls Dormatory.
w. H. Root spent the past week
in Minneapolis, returning Friday
with several new cars which he has
disposed of already.
The Royal Neighbors will dedicate
a Service Flag at their next meet
ing of the lodge, representing two
stars, for the two mothers who have
given four to their country's service
They are Mrs. Lora Kempton one son,
and Mrs. Antonette Albrecht two
sons and daughter.
Mrs. w. w. Carlile is suffering
from an attack of pneumonia.
Mrs. H. M. Ball is confined to the
house with ereysiplus. This makes
the second siege, she has suffered
from this winter, and her friends
hope for a speedy recovery.
Miss Lucy Kingsley, teacher in the
third room, has been absent the past
week and it is whispered about she
has been entertaining German ca
measles. Miss Cora Metag has been
teaching for her during her absence
from school
The Anthony children are having
measles and whooping cough.
The Chas. Picker home was made
brighter by the arrival of another
baby girl last Wednesday. Charlie
now wears a smile that won't come
off.
Mrs. Ida Shiels and Amelia An
derson went to LIE Sueur where they
attended a Missionary Convention
which convened there from Monday
until Wednesday.
Howard Marchant, Fred and Carl
Peterson, Ed. Mielke and Joe Janot-
ia left Friday for Cincinatti, Ohio,
where they enlisted in the aviation
service. Saturday Elmer Fixsen and
George Bohn departed for Minneap-
olis,- from there to be stationed with
the navy service at the Great Lakes,
Illinois, training camp.
Mrs. w. H. Marchant has been
entertaining her sister, Miss Mollie
Helicker, and an aunt, Mrs. L. B.
Helicker, both of Minneapolis, Fri
day afternoon. Mrs. Marchant en-
tertained a party of ladies in honor
of her guests.
Martin Schluck has gone to New
Ulm where he will reside. They made
the trip by auto, his son Frank, ac-
companied him.
The J. C. Jackson family spent a
part of the week at Green Lake,
where they are making preparations
for the occupancy of their summer
cottage at the lake. Elden Ander-
son accompanied them.
Mrs. Sasse of Sleepy Eye, spent
the week visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Julius Anderson, and her son, Chas.
Sasse, north of town.
There has been considerable NOV
ing going on in our little city this
spring-and the scarcity of dwell
ings have made it difficult to find
homes to accommodate the families
who are constantly moving into Nor
gan. C. c.. Croker sold his home
to Andrew Anderson and T. C. Stew
ems have been able to find only liv-
ing rooms over the Johnson restau-
rant. Aug. Ellies is moving onto a
farm and Prof. Huziel's family have
moved their household effects into
the house just vacated by Mr.. Ellies.
Will Bohn's family have moved into
the Martin Schluck house. F. H.
Anthony's family have rented the
Grabow residence. Adolph Honl and
his wife have quit farming and TAX
en- up their residence in the Ko-
phische house. 1t certainly speaks
we'll for a town to have every avail
able room occupied and every citi-
zen a booster for our town.
Mrs. Anna Gerstmann has been
very sick the past week.
Mrs. Schwetzler and grandson,
Norman Knowles, returned the first
of the week from a two weeks visit
with relatives at Sanborn.
The old motto "In union there is
strength was plainly manifested