The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1919-03-12

Joe D1Schor, VINO mas De6n at hSu-
wood Falls, the past two weeks, assist
ing with the care of his brother-in-law
Mr.. III. Theiring who is Ill, returned
Sunday. He is now the guest OF his
daughter Mrs. Nels Nelson.
Mrs. Mary Root who has been very
i'll at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Carrie Butcher continues to have no
relief from her asthma and heart trou-
, bles. DR.. Pease was down from Red
wood in consultation with DR.. Adams
on Wednesday.
The Royal Neighbors voted to adopt
French orphan, at their last regular
meeting. A very pleasant social hour
was INDUCED In games and delightful
refreshments helped to while away an
enjoyable evening.
John Seifert, brother of Mrs. Gus
Haeny has suffered i'll effects from
the influenza. 1t will be necessary for
him to go to hospital for an opera
ton for an abscess on his lung.
/ The ST. Michaels church held thir-
teen hour devotion this week. Father
John Spirig j. S. of Mankato will as
sist FIR. Bozja in the devotions, Mon
day and Tuesday evenings the services
will be in English.
Miss lima Gilland who has been act
ing as advance agent for the Jones
Chautaugua System of Perry, Iowa is
enjoying a week with her parents
south of town.
! Miss Paulson who has successfully
taught different school around Nor
gan and who has twice been obliged
to discontinue teaching on account OF
Redwood Falls Thursday.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Sternberg and Mrs
Schultz were near Seaforth last week
where on Friday they attended the
funeral of Carl Zuchisdorf, brother OF
Mesdames Sternberg and Schultz.
S. S. George was visitor at Z. b
Root home during the past week. Mr.
George and his son Robert are now
associated with the Swife Packing
Company. The George family now re
side in South st. Paul having dispos
ed of their residence in Cumberland
: Wisconsin.
H. M. Ball is perhaps the oldest re
sident of Morgan. The first of thi!
: month was his seventh birthday and al
commemoration of the event th'
office force at the bank presented hin
boguet of red carnations.
Mrs. Nell, wife of Marshal Angus
: Nell died at her home on Thursda!
: morning after severe illness of thre'
weeks. She was the mother of sever
children, six girls and one boy. For ;
: number of years Mrs. Nell has been
great sufferer and number OF time
] taken treatment at the Rochester Hos
pital for liver trouble, which togeth
e er with cancer of the stomach was tn
cause of her death. Mrs. Nell wa
4 possessed of personality which en-
deared her to all with whom she cam
}. in contact. She carried her burden O
: ill health with smiling face and non
3 heard her complain. Her one wish wa
g to live to see her family grown VI
3 She was an ideal wife and mother an
profound sympathy goes out to tn
husband and children who are now dc
prived of her love and care. She wa
nearly thirty nine years of age at tn
z time of her death. Funeral service
were held Sunday afternoon at tn
= Lutheran church, internent was mad
lin the cemetery east of town. Wee
! Enesday funeral services VII be held fc
J. a nephew of the late Mrs. Nell. Th
1 young man passed away at Lucan an
T his body will be brought to Morga
q and laid to rest in the Morgan GENE
7 terry. The sorrowing relatives hav
e the sympathy of the community
q ! their double sorrow.
I The remains of Mrs. Catherine OFT
was brought to town Saturday aftel
I noon. She died at Springfield on Thur