The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1919-05-07

i The morning service has been
changed at the Presbyterian church
+ The Sunday School converting at ten
o'clock with preaching service at eIe-
wen. It is thought that with the earlier
hour for Sunday School the attendance
will be kept to its regular number dur
ling the summer months.
The committee in charge of the big
celebration for the welcome OF the
Sons of Victory have nearly complet-
ed the plans for the bio event. The
date has been set for May 22nd, unless
| for some reason the date needs to be
changed. This day which promises TO
be ore that will be a fitting celebra-
ton and memorial to the many BOYS
and one girl who have represented
Jour little city and the surrounding
country in the sacrifice of manhood
and W0manhOod In the call of the col
ors. The committee promises all kinds
of attractions and May % undoubted-
" means a Red Letter day for young
and old and most especially the hon
ored boys and one girl for whom the
celebration is planned.
Mesdames w. S. Shiels and A. w.
Harswick entertained the Light-bear-
ers Band at the manse on Friday ev-
ening from seven till ten. Games of
various kinds were INDUCED in and de-
Ilightful refreshments added to the en-
joyment of the youngsters.
i Judge Gresham of st. Peter is en-
ljoying a visit at the G. O. GiIfillan
home In former years the late c.. d.
Gilfillan and Judge Gresham were old
i friends and the friendship has been
one of the bright spots in his life.
Although the effects of an accident
has rendered the Judge almost an in
valid G. D. Gilfillan Jr. sends his au-
Ito to st. Peter and the old friend of
!. his father fairly revels in the visit at
the beautiful Gilfillan home. Mrs.
Grace KnoWls cares for Mr. Gresham
during his stay at Gilfillan. Thurs
, day the party visited with Mrs. w. HI
Bail, also an old friend of the Gresh-
man family at ST. Peter.
When the news came to town Satur-
day afternoon that Mrs. Gilbert Nc
. Dougal had passed away at her home
at Redwood Falls, the news seemed
scarcely creditable. Mrs McDougal
was born in this city and was formerly
Maud Welder. Her girlhood days were
spent here and she has friends with
out number who mourn her as q
friend. Possessed with winning and
charming characteristics she will long
be remembered by old and young alike
Her cheerful and helpful disposition
has caused her to occupy place OF
high regard and esteem in the hearts
of the people of Morgan. This com
munity extend their sympathy to Mr.
and Mrs. Welder in the loss of The
daughter whose young life held st
much promise,
Miss June Hartwick completed 8
successful term of school near Spring
field, and will spend her vacation al
the home of her mother Mrs. Martls
Hartwick.
Mrs. A. p. Metag attended The fun
eral of her mother Mrs. Hoehne< al
New Uln1. Only a short time agG
Mrs. Metag returned from the buria
of brother at New Ulm. This sac
!, lhereavep1ens makes the last one dou-
bly, hard.
C. B. Root has purchased the Under.
! taking Parlors of H. N. Bell at Req
wood Falls and with his family ex-
tpect to move to their new location
soon TheERoot family will be great.
~ missedTin The social and cnurcl
work of this place and many regrets
are EXPRESSED at their departure. K
M. Jensen our local undertaken viii
assist Mr. Root with his new duties
:, at Redwood Falls.
Mesdames E. II. Albrecht and j. C
jackson entertained a party of young
ladies on Thursday evening at thu
!. jackson home, in honor of Miss Lii!
Albrecht, a returned overseas Re;
Cross Nurse The guests reported
most enjoyable evening.
81 lna let recerr from the Ma.
Breakfast last Thursday morning a
Z mounted to thirty-one dollars. Tn
affair proved success in every wa.
: both socially and financially. Toas
) and cakes and other tempting break
fast deiicacies were served in the Re
Cross rooms. The proceeds went t
the Ladies' Aid