The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1920-10-13
a week ago last Sunday the Danish.

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| "A week ago last Sunday the Danish.
friends of DR.. j. l.. Adams and wife
gave him a surprise party at the coun-1
TRY home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Han
son. The doctor had recently had a
birthday and these loyal friends did
mot wish to let 1t pass l1nnoticed. There
was large gathering and a bountiful
dinner was served, huge birthday
cake, with the customary candles dec
GRATED the long table. Just to show
their appreciation of the doctor SER
vices in times of illness for the past
twenty years these friends presented
1.-THE honored gentleman with a substan-
tial purse of money and beautiful
silver tea pot, creamer and sugar
bowl The tea set bore the inscrip-
ton 'To Dr. Adams from his Dane
friends" There was also a number
of other gifts of silver including a
cake tray. The surprise was COM
plete, and the doctor felt almost at
loss to find words to express the gra-
titude he felt in accepting these gifts
as an acknowledgement of their es-
TEEN. 1t was one of the pleasantest
affairs that has occurred in this COM
munity and one not soon to be forgot
ten. -
Miss Cora Metag of White Bear
Lake is visiting her many friends here.
Miss Rainey of st. Paul, arrived
here to take up her duties as instruc-.
tor in four of the high school sub
jects. This makes complete list of
teachers and the school work is prog
ressing nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kretch of Fairfax
were guests of the formers sister, Mrs.
Frank Schieffert on Friday.
Attorney w. r. Werring who has
been suffering with a fever for the
past week or more was removed to
Redwood hospital last Wednesday
morning. While nothing serious has
developed so far, his friends here are
anxiously waiting for the news of the
turn for the better in few days.
A large delegation from here at
tended serenade at Gilfillian on
Thursday evening. The Redwood
Falls band furnished music the entire
evening and a crowd from Redwood
also met with the Morgan crowd at
the beautiful country home of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. o. Gilfillan to extend hearty
congratulations over the marriage of
Mr.. Gilfillan and his charming bride. !
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilfillan returned the
day previous from their honeymoon
trip from Chicago and the party serv-
ed as reception for the happy pair.
Mr.. Gilfillan and bride were assisted |
by Mr.. and Mrs. Japs, Frank Gerstman
and wife and Mr.. Ellison All Joined |
in best wishes for long and happy
welded life. 1t is needless to say
that the guests were royalty entertain |
ed and the evening was very pleas |
antly spent by those present. r
A League of Women Voters was
organized at the council rooms last
Saturday evening. Over twenty la
dies were present including Mrs. C.
V. Everett, the chairman of Redwood |
County League Of Women Voters.
Mrs. Everett offered some very help /
full suggestions on the subject that
has become SO vitality interesting to
the women at the present time. Mrs.
Little of Redwood Falls very ably ex-
planned the first three amendments.
Mrs. Little has the factulity of reach
ing the point in a few words and her
talk was greatly enjoyed. Mrs. Ever
EFT explained the Fourth Amendment.
Mrs. Hall gave clear and convincing
talk on Women's Citizenship. Mrs. J.
c. Killand the chairman of our pre-
cinct presided, and the following offi-t
GERS were elected, Mrs. Alice Albrecht
Vice-chairman, MRS. F. S. Pollard,
secretary and Mrs W. S. Stoltz.
treasurer. The meetings will be held
every Saturday evening at 8 O'Clock.
in the village council rooms. All
women are urged to attend and hear
about the facts that confront the wo-
men before they go to the polls to cast
their votes.
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