The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1920-10-27
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Miss Frances Crogness of Porter,
Mimi, is visiting at the home of her
sister, Mrs. Geo. V. Sorenson.
Miss Anna Jensen of Redwood Falls
was Morgan visitor, Sunday.
Frank Janotta and Roy Albrecht re-
turned from Chicago Monday where
they intended to take special course
Of study. The boys We're unable to
find employment after school hours,
and We're obliged to give up their
school work for the present.
Mrs. R. C. VESSEL met with an I'M
fortunate accident, Monday morning
of last week. A chair ON which she
was standing while cleaning the pan
try shelves, overturned and she fell
into a window. Her arm was badly
cut on the broken glass DIR. Adams
took number of stitches and dressed
the wound. At this writing the wound
is healing nicely.
A number of the ladies from the Aid
Society assisted Mrs. j. L. Adams on
Wednesday afternoon in serving a
six o'clock dinner. A large crowd was
present, and the neat sum of thirty
dollars was realized.
The Misses Wilma Fox, EVELYN
Shank and Virginia Ball students of
the Redwood Falls high school spent
the week end with Mary Ann Adams.
Thomas Hughes of Mankato, the
general veteran conductor visited
friends here the past week. Mr..
Hughes has recently been pensioned
by the C.. & N. w. railroad for disabil-
lty. For many years he was conduc-
tor. on the Redwood branch.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. Ball departed
Wednesday of last week, for winters
soJourn at the home of their daugh-
ter Myrtle Bavis in Worcester, Mass.
w: K. Werring a patient at the Red
wood Falls hospital, has recovered
sufficiently from his seige of typhoid
fever, to be brought home in a closed
car on Sunday. Friends of the Judge
are pleased to see him SO safely on the
road to recovery.
Mrs. Martha Hartwick received a
telegram from Mrs. C. Baker who
was formerly Miss Jennie Hartwick
OF Norris Montana. The message an
nounced the arrival of baby girl and
also the good news that all are well,
j. l.. Slaymaker is having a series
of nishaps. Week before last he fl
CURED in an automobile accident that
resulted in sprained shoulder. He is
now suffering with carabuncle be-
tween the shoulder blades. But he at
firms that these are only minor trou-
bles and he expects to be in the wrest-
EFnfr vim
troubles follow (Jess isn't looking for
trouble)
T Fl, Croker captured fine snec;-
man OF an eagle Wednesday while
hu$klng corn on his farm. The bird
Is; a. big fellow and very vicious. He
is. attracting attention as he is dis
played at the Morgan Produce Store.
Rev, c. F. Bublitz for the past two
years pastor of the Methodist church
at this place preached his farewell
sermon Sunday evening The depar-
ture of Mr.. and Mrs. Bublitz and their
family is deeply regretted, not only by
the. members of the congregation but
by the people of all denominations as
well. During the late war Rev. Bub-
litz, proved himself loyal American
and his sermons from Sunday to Sun
day were true to the gospel and to our
country as well. During the Bublitz
stay here the congregation has grown
spiritually as well as numerally. Pre-
vious to his coming here, he served as
pastor of the Valley City, w. D. church
for twelve years. 1t was largely
through his efforts that the church
there was organized. Only recently
that congregation, where he had labor
ed so long and faithfully, petitioned
the Bishop to again appoint Rev. Bub-
litz to their field of labor. The local
church offered him a raise in salary,
but it was thought best by the confer
ence for him to accept the Valley CT
ty call. While Mr.. Bublitz regrets in
many ways to leave US, still he feels
that he is but going back home to his
own people. An aged father and sis
ter also reside at Valley City. They
nave many friends here who wish them
success and Gods richest blessing in
their field of labor. .-.|
Mrs. j. L. Adams entertained COM
pany of Ladies at her home on Friday
evening. The ladies' brought their
needlework and talked politics the
whole evening. All agreed that it was
a pleasant and profitable event. Mrs.