The Redwood gazette., 1918-02-20
MORGAN NEWS ITEMS


Alfred Greene, who is conducting
-four and feed mill at Glencoe, has
returned to his duties, after weeks
visit with his family here.
DR.. w. w. Carlile was in attend
ance at the National Dental Associa-
tion, held in Minnea polis the past
week.
| Mrs. John Hillig ard daughter, Mrs.
H. O. Johnson have retru ned from a
visit to the Twin Cities. The former
made extensive purchases for the Hill
| lig Fashion Store, and many new
and beautiful creations both in the
MILNE " and ladies' clothings will
soon be on display at This store.
Mrs. H. N. Reding and daughter,
Mrs. Geo. Greene, were Rochester
visitors the past week.
Rev. and Mrs. c HERE wig are en-
tertaining Mrs. ]. C. Herrewig and
son of Knierim, Iowa
Offerman of Golden, will be sorry
to learn of the death of their four
month-old baby daughter at the Ro-
chester hospital during the past week.
The little one had liver trouble and
in spite of the treatment it received,
death relieved it of it's suffering. The
parents have the sympathy of the
community in the less Of this little
one. The family circle now includes
only one daughter and two sons.
The Misses Ethel Root and Cora
Metag entertained {. party of girl
friends at the homo of the former
Friday evening. Twenty-four young
ladies were present. Progressive Rook
} was played and delightful refresh
!. ments were served. The guests ex-
pressed themselves as being royalty
| entertained.
The M. w. A. lodge have just re-
ceived their Service Flag, with the
eight stars, representing the eight
members who have answered the cal
to the colors. They are as follows
Will Kempton, Sam Languel, Lester
Albrecht, Gilbert Wandersee, Pau
Dahms, Reinhart Dahms, Gale Gibson
and Chris Carlson. The first foul
boys mentioned, belonging to thu
Rainbow division, who are at presen
5 on French soil The lodge also has
a beautiful Roll of Honor, with tn,
names of these boys engraved on it
: The work was done by the hands O.
5 Prof. Kercher and is surely worth!
: of mention.
e The R. U. A. lodge initiated thre,
new members into the mys teries O.
e it's order on Wednesday evening. TIL,
drill team did excellent work Will,
j putting on the work. Another clas
: will join in the near future. In orde
: to comply more strictly with the foo
conservation rules this order has de
r cided to do away with the serving O
refreshments at these meetings.
: The Ladies Foreign Missionary so
ciety was entertained at the home o
: Mrs. E. H. Albrecht Thursday after
noon. The devotionals were led b,
Y Mrs. Raabe, followed by the close o
e very interesting contest which ha
: been running all summer. Mrs. w
w. Carliles side won with recor
r of some twenty-one new members al
e so a large subscription for the mis-
t sionary magazine. Miss Agnes Glutl
e had charge of the study hour. Splen
: did papers were given by differen
members, the subject being on tn
t Need of the Yelled Women's Liberty
i A splendid picnic lunch was served.
Miss Mayme Schouveiller, who ha
+ just completed course of trainin,
in the ST. Joseph's hospital at 81
Paul, is here on visit to her sister
Il Mrs. John Poncin' She will retur
!; and take up the practice as a nurs
in the hospital.
The Junior Red Cross society ar
: giving a patriotic program in tn
) city hall Thursday evening. Their
( will be flag drills, singing, reading
5 and play. A splendid evenings en-
tertainment you cannot fail to enjoy
8 This auxiliary of the Red Cross hav
been doing active work in the schoe
z room, the sewing class have been max
3 ing baby clothes for the little Bel
2 gium children and they are also dc
ing all kinds of knitting for the sol
; der boys.
& Misfortunes never come singly, wa
; true in the Gus. Haeny home las
2 week. The father has been i'll wit
) pneumonia and pleurisy for over
9 week. On Friday afternoon while tn
< four-year- son was sliding on tn
) ice, he fell in such a manner as t
z bite a corner out of his tongue. II
3 was taken to the dental office wher
; gas was administered and DIR. Adam
z sewed up the injury. Both partie
; are doing fine.
z The death of C. E. Jensen occurre
; unexpected on Sunday night. Mr.. Jer
9 sen was severely injured about tn
Z head when kicked by "a horse nun
3 Der of days ago. Apparently he ha
& fully recovered and was up and abol
: the house. Sunday night he went |
3 bed after eating hearty supper an
z passed away without regaining col
3 sciousness. 1t was thought he SUI
9 fered from concussion Of the brai
. Chris E. Jensen was born in Del