The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1919-08-27
MORGAN NEWS ITEMS

Miss Mildred Adams was the guest
OF relatives at Wabasso the past week.
Mrs. Catherine Schoffmann of Min
neapolis spent the greater part of
the week among friends and attend
ing to business matters.
John Hanson visited with his broth
er Will, who is in the Redwood hos
pital, where he is being treated for
injuries the result of an assault. He
reports his condition much improved
since his last visit.
Arthur Kettner returned from
Springfield Monday. He was en-
ployed on farm during the summer.
Miss Anna Gilland, the travelling
representative for the Jones Chautau-
qua, is spending a two months vaca-
ton with her parents south of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Vanderhide anc
three children of lie Sueur Center
were over Sunday guests at the fl.
NJ Ball home. Mrs. Vanderhide is a
niece of Mrs. Ball.
Miss Theo. Jensen of Redwood
Falls spent the past week with hef
sister, Miss Anna Jensen.
Rev. Stewart and family of VIM
terset, Iowa, spent the past two
weeks. at the Edward Trester home.
The, past two Sunday mornings Mr..
Stewart spoke from the Presbyterian
9 large and interested audience both
days.
Mrs. f. S. Pollard Joined the A. D,
Smith family of Redwood Falls in an
automobile trip Wednesday. The par
ty spent day the guest of J. E.
Stewart and family at Medford.
Miss Myrtle Anderson spent the
past week with her grandmother, Mrs.
Sasse, at Sleepy Eye. Sunday Mr..
and Mrs. J. H. Anderson motored to
Sleepy Eye and spent the day.
Mrs. t. III. Stevens went to Duluth
Thursday in response to message
that her daughter-in-law was very
ILL.,
Representative G. M Bendixen at
tended hearing of the federal grain
commission at Chicago during the
week. Mr.. Bendixen is chairman of
the legislature committee on mar
kets and he is greatly interested in
the outcome of the hearing on the
modification of the grading system.
The Alfred Green family were
guests at the summer cottage of Capt.
Husche at Diamond Lake. From there
they motored to Elrose where they
visited the John Redding and Her
man Kohls families.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Stoltz and daugh-
ter, Wis, were at New Ulm Sunday.
Miss Beatrice Bond, a guest at the
Stoltz home the past month, returned
with them.
The Misses Lois and Katherine Ball
entertained a few friends on Satur-
day night at slumber party. Need
less to say the little ladies enjoyed
the night at the Ball home and the
dainty breakfast their hostesses pre-
pared for them. Miss Beatrice Bond
was the guest of honor.
Miss Jedelecke, the trimmer for
the Fox Millinery, has returned to
Morgan in time for the fall trade.
Mrs Fox is fortunate to obtain the
services of Miss Jedelecke and her
many friends here are glad to see
her back.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Mcdonald of
Walnut Grove and Miss Margaret
Stewart of Seattle were Sunday call
ers at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Pol
lard. All three ladies are sisters.
Arthur Cramner has decided to
move back to the old home IN Indi-
ana. The Cramner family have rent
ed the farm of Mrs. Sarchet the past
four years and the community regrets
their removal from our midst. Mr..
Cramner has been in poor health and
the move nearer to his relatives is
The cause Of their leaving.
Another deal is being perfected
whereby Nels Jensen disposes Of his
general merchandise store and the
family are already packing their.
household effects, making ready to
move to the cities. Nels Jensen has
suffered q general breakdown and
the move is made so that he may get
away from business cares and find
rest after years of active labor. His
son, Wilbur, has had good success in