The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1920-12-08

! Mr.. and Mrs. r. VESSEL OF Morgan
were guests last Friday of Mr.. and
Mrs VIM. Redetzke.
The Knights of Pythias enjoyed a
I banquet at the hall last Tuesday ev-
ening several of the ladies of the Ply
THAN Sisters Order assisting them in
serving the menu About sixty guests
were served. W. G. Weldon acted as
POSTMASTER and an informal program
was carried out. The men who gave
short talks were G. P. Smith, H. A.
Baldwin and Dr. W. A. Brand.
Let US fix you out with a set Of
Goodyear Tires. They can't be beat
for long mileage. We do vulcanizing
and all kinds of repair work. Ken
meth Byram. lift.
County Agent Max R. H. Treu re-
ports that the drive for Farm Bureau
membership is going wonderfully we'll
In the joint townships Of Paxton and
Homer the workers made hundred,
six calls and gained hundred and two
members. In Westline ninety-elght
calls were made which resulted IN
ninety-six new members. Practically
the same proportion holds good ev-
erywhere in the county. Delhi re-
ports sixty-eight new members with
the work not yet completed and Lam
berton seventy members with still sew
eral calls to make. The success of the
work is much greater than the pro-
motors had dared to hope for.
Rose Adele Asleson very pleasant
| ly entertained a company of ladies at
the home of her parents last Friday
evening The gathering was in honor
of the birthday anniversary of her
mother, to whom it was a complete
surprise. Upon her return from the
| Dream, Mrs Asleson found her home
occupied by twenty ladies of her &C
quaintance, all pleasantly engaged in
playing progressive five hundred. Red
carnations and red candles were used
about the house and on the card tables
at luncheon time. A dainty two course
luncheon was served and at this time
the young hostess presented her
mother with a large birthday cake
| lighted with red candles. Rose Adele
was assisted in her duties as hostess
by Mrs. w. F. Jackson and Miss Gla-
dys Keefe. Each guest was given a
red carnation as a souvenir of the oc
cation.
The Women's Christian Temperance
Union met Friday afternoon, Novem
Der &c for its regular meeting. Mrs.
VIM. Tiffany led the devotional which
was of great spiritual uplift. A spe-
cial was sang by Miss Swan and Miss
Root. A number of members read in
teresting items on the lesson subject
which was Law enforcement. Follow
ing several short talks, a quartet con-
sisting of Minds. Thornton, Kline, Ed
ward and Root sang, accompanied by
Mrs. Chapman. A decision was made
, to the effect that a committee be ap-
pointed to draw up resolutions to
present to the County Fair Associa-
ton for the splendid stand it took in
regard to prohibiting baseball playing
on the Fair grounds on Sunday. Mrs.
Thornton then gave talk on Christian
Citizenship or After Election, Then
| What? Some excellent and practical
thoughts were given. Weekly Friday
afternoon meetings were arranged for
Christian Citizenship Instruction.
Contributed.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. V. Fedderly cele-
! brated their fiftieth anniversary, De-
{ cember l, at their home on East 9Th
! ST. Quite elaborate plans had been
I laid for the event, but on account of
! the poor health Of Mr.. Fedderly, in
vitati0ns to friends were recalled and
only the family participated in light
luncheon of ice cream and cake, part
| of which was furnished by the WO-
mems Relief Corps Of which Mrs. Fed
derby is member. Covers were laid
for ten and the table was prettily dec
Grated with yellow crysanthemums.
| The only out of town guests were Mrs.
! George Maltby of Yakima, Washing
ton and Mr.. and Mrs. P c. Evans Of
Regain, n. D. Mr.. and Mrs. Fedderly
were married, December |, 1870 at
! Columbus, Wisconsin, where five chill
dren were born to them, two sons, Ed
win and James now living at Yakima,
Washington and three daughters, Mrs.
! George Maltby of Yakima, Wash. Mrs.
! P. C. Evans of Regain, n. D., and Mrs.
A. NJ. Smith Of Redwood Rails, MINI.
The family came to Redwood Falls in
1899 locating on the old Hauck farm
and later moved into town where they
have resided since.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Jackson arrived
here Tuesday from Minneapolis and
are now settling in the commOdious
residence which they purchased from
DR.. j. L. Adams. Morgan people will
be glad to welcome them to our little
city. Mr.. Jackson is member of the
Morgan Department Store and will be
actively associated with Mr.. Tyvoll in
the management Of the business. Mr..
Jackson is not a stranger here, but is
known to many Of our people. Espe-
cially during the past year since he
has been interested in business here,
he has been frequent visitor to Nor
gan, and Mrs Jackson also has been
here several times. For many years
Mr.. Jackson called on the trade here
as travelling salesman. He has just
rounded out his thirty second year on
the road for the Wyman Partridge Co.,
one of the largest wholesale dry goods
firms in the Northwest. Needless to
say Mr.. Jackson has been one of their
Loo ;por G aIoco,op aO6 last vpar on loved