The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1919-02-19

chin during the past week. At this
writing the abscess has broken and
she is getting relief.
Friends of Mrs. James Butcher OF
Fergus Falls received the surprising
news that she has lately remarked
We are unable to get the full particu-
lars of the wedding.
The executive committee of the C.
E. Society held a special meeting at
the home of Miss Ethel Root on Tues
day evening.
There was st. Valentines party
held in the Domestic Science room
Friday evening. The main feature of
the party was a farewell to Edward
Carr, one of the Freshmen, who de-
parted soon for new home in Indiana.
The pupils and teachers enjoyed the
social hour. Dainty refreshments were
served during the evening.
| Our little city was at a great incon-
venience three days last week by the
electric current being out of commits
sion. It seemed a great hardship to
90 back to the old kerosene lamps at
ter being used to modern lighting sys-
tenn. The famous moving picture
"The Crisis" did not materialize Sat
urday evening, although an afternoon
matinee and two shows were given
Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Gerstman visited with
friends in Minneapolis the past week.
Alfred Finger of Minneapolis and
Harry Pinger of Los Angeles, Califor
MIA were renewing old acquaintance
here recently. The brothers were dis
appointed in not finding more old
friends to visit with. They left here
nineteen years ago and found many
changes during their absence.
Representative C. M. Bendixen of
st. Paul spent a few days with his
family here recently. Mr.. Bendixen
was chairman of the fire relief COM
mittee who were sent to investigate
the conditions in Northeast Minnesota
which was deVasted last fall. He stat->
ed that the liberal aid on the part
of the legislature had given temporary
relief and he praised the sturdy char
acter and cheerful spirit which the
unfortunate people are displaying,
while cndeavoring to build up again
tlleFhomes lately destroyed by fire.
Rev. DIR. Harshaw will deliver one
of his lectures on Patriotic and Home
Missions, next Sunday evening at the
PRESBYTERIAN church. The speaker is
no stranger in Morgan as he has de-
lighted an audience of this kind
number of times before. A large
crowd should be out to hear him.
Considerable interest is being mani
tested in regard to the poultry show
to be held in thu city hall, February
26. q and g. The Royal Neighbors,
the Ladies of the Catholic church and
the Ladies Aid will each serve lunch
es the three different days.
The local Co. L. gave a st. Valen-
tine supper, Friday evening. They
invited in the members of the Com
mercial Club, the invitations asked that
the guests wear smile and bring a
Joke. About forty men accepted the |
invitation, the object of the meeting
was a sort of get-together affair. |
w. FL. Ball acted as POSTMASTER and |
A. P. Sonsteby cooked the supper and
served the lunch. The event was a
success in every way.
The c.. II. Frederiksen family are
recovering nicely from a siege of the
influenza. A six year old child was
i'll for time.
Herman Loose contemplates taking
ID a permanent residence in New Ulm.
LAST week he purchased house at
hat place, and as soon as he gets
desirable employment he will move his
an1ily to their new homes. Mr.. Loose
las many friends here who regret their
emoval.