The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1919-08-13
MORGAN NEWS ITEMS

/ Mr.. and Mrs. r. C. Wessill, Mrs. Nc
Master and son. Lawrence, visited re-
latives at Springfield Sunday.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gerstman and
Walter Ball and family started Sum
| day afternoon for an auto tour to
| Wyoming.
Mrs. Anna Gerstman, mother of
Frank and Otto Gerstman and Mrs.
Adams and Cora Fox, is very i'll at
this writing.
Mrs. Brahmer, Mrs. Lillian Lam
bert and son, Walter. of Redwood
Falls spent few hours at the w. H.
Ball home. Saturday evening.
Mrs. Sophia Pollard returned to
Brownton Friday, after a few days
visit with her son, F. S. Pollard and
family.
Mrs. j. C. jackson and family were
| in town few hours Friday and Sat-
urday. They returned to their sum-
mer cottage at Green Lake Saturday
afternoon. They are entertaining
Mrs. Swaizey and two Mr.. Calkins, an
aunt and two uncles of Mrs. Jackson.
during the week.
| The following out of town guests
attended the funeral of the late Mary
Root: Mr.. and Mrs. Clark, Mrs. Wne-
gar of Blue Earth and Mr.. and Mrs
| Dickmeyer and Mrs. Ferrin of Nor
ton and G. B. Root of Redwood.
Remnant Langholtz, who has seen
active service across the seas is one
of the last Of our soldier boys to re-
| turn home. He expects to go soon to
Sioux Falls, S. D., where he will find
employment in barber shop.
| The Ladies Aid and Royal Neigh
bors gave a farewell reception to the
| Mesdames w. III. Ball. McMaster and
Frank Gerstman at the lodge hall
Wednesday evening. Sixty-four ladies
were present. A program including
games and music also delightful
lreading by Miss Adams was
Igiven. Refreshments were served
and souvenier silver spoon with a
boquet of cut flowers were presented
to tho departing members of the Aid
society. The society ladies regret the
removal of these ladies from our social
circle.. The r. n. A. lodge presented
Mrs. McMaster with a sweet grass
basket as an acknowledg for the
| faithful discharge of her duties as
recorder of the camp.
John Hillig and Miss Ma yWerring
1 sustained painful injuries as result
of jumping from moving auto Fri
day evening. Attorney w. r. Werr-
! ing was driving his Ford, and while
i defending the Morton Hill near the
Indian agency, for some reason the
driver lost control of the car and
while the auto was running at the rate
Iof 100 miles an hour, Mr.. Hillig and
/ Miss Werring became frightened and
/ jumped from the car. Other Occu-
i pants of the car besides the driver,
i were Mr.. and Mrs. FL. @. Johnson, who
remained in their seats. thereby escap-
ing injury. The injured parties con-
suited DIR. Penhall at Morton and
while badly bruised and skinned they
are not seriously injured.
Mr.. Westburg, the new proprietor
/ of the flour mill has installed new
i ventilator in the building. He plans
to plant a park on the grounds adj
| joining the mill and to make various
/ other improvements in the near fu-
ture. AS soon as residence can be
procured he will move his family over
from Olivia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Robert Swanson,
arrived here Friday from Minneapolis
Ion visit to the Will Parke home near
i Clements. Mrs. Swanson was former
.lly Miss Esther Johnson, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Holmer Johnson, former
residents of this community. Mr.. and
Mrs. Swanson were married at the
home of the brides parents at Sturges.
Is. D.. August 2. The bride has been
serving as nurse in the Swedish
hospital in Minneapolis and is sister
of Mrs. Parker. The groom has only
recently returned from overseas duties.
After an extended visit here they will
make their home in Minneapolis.
Their many friends extend heartiest
congratulations.
Jesse Slaymaker is entertaining two
brothers from the state of Illinois this
week.