The Redwood gazette., 1919-11-26

the proceeds. The play was well pre-
sented and thoroughly enjoyed By
hose IN attendance.
The latter part Of the week was
1 certainly chicken days at the Big
Store With Thanksgiving so near at
hand a large consignment of fowls
was brought In from the country
Around 5000 pounds of fowls were
dressed for city market at that store
alone. Joe Hon1 dressed 270 chickens
one day, which only shows how busy
the help around the sore are during
their busy season.
III. NJ Ball according to his usual
custom, shipped consignment Of tur-
keys to his son-i law Attorney Ches-
ter Bavis. There is q marked short
age Of the favorite Thanksgiving bird
this year but Mr.. Ball secured all he
could. MIR. Bavis is an official at the
courthouse a. W0rchester, Mass. and
each county officer IS presented with a
turkey to grace his festal board every
year
], A. large crowd attended the mas
querade dance Oh Friday evening. Tie
affair was under a1e management of
W. G. Morgan and .he Redwood Dream
Orchestra furnished music III keeping
with the occasion.
The Firemans annual Ball will be
held at the city hall Friday evening.
Good music and an evening of fun is
promised those attending the dance
for the benefit OF the fire laddies.
Miss Charlotte Picker, youngest
daughter of Mr. Nicholas Picker was
united in marriage to Henry Rockers
son eof Mr.. and Mrs. G. HI Rockers.
Tuesday morning at 9 o'clock at the
ST. Michaels church. A large company
of friends and relatives of the bridal
party Witnessed the ceremony which
was performed by Father Kastigar.
The brides attendent was her neice,
Miss Esther Michaels of Mankato, Al
phonse Rockers brother of the groom
acted as best man. The bride wore
a navy blue tailored suit with hat and
gloves no match, the bridesmaid was
becomingly attired In a brown. The
bride carried bouquet of white car
/. nations and Miss Michaels bouquet
was of pink carnations.
At the close of the services the bri-
: dal party and company of 35 fami
lies were entertained at the home of
the grooms parents. At tempting din
ner was served and the Afternoon
spent in music and in social converse
: In The evening the guests joined in q
social dance. The bridal pair began
/, housekeeping on one of the GilfiXar
: farms, which the groom has rented
The bride is general favorite IN thu
life of the town. having spent her girl
hood days here. The past year shR haE
! been employed as clerk in the City
Drug Store. The groom is young
q man of excellent habits, having only
recently returned from service, he II
spoken of as an industrious good Eel
low The happy couple have the g0oo
i. wishes and congratulations Df large
circle friends s4
Morgan is to, have a first class Ly-
ceum Course this winter The course
is given for the benefit of the Morgan
public schools. The various entertain
J. meTts will be held during the winter
81 and will be. supplied by the state uni
versfty extension depar r.ment The
: first number was given by five people
: The Little Playhouse Company of Gin
cinnHti.
Our basket ball team went to Bel
/ view Friday morning, by Tram, te
: play a return game. The game was
!, played Friday evening and resulted II
, IA victory for our team.
Il .Schurnann Brothers purchased the
! livery barn and equipment of M. S
. Tolman this week. Mr.. Tolman has
]. had charge of the livery business here
for over TWEEN years. With his wife
) and daughter, Mr.. Tolman now condnci
hotel here.
Joe Discher bought the residence OF
!. Frank Schumann and has taken pos
session the past week.
Alfred Green returned from New
Ulm, where he went with his son Len
ard. The latter was successfully oper-
ated on for adenoids and tonsils.
DR.. Wv. Garlic purchased X-ray
machine. while in Iowa during the past
week. This makes a valuable annex to
his dental equipment.