The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1920-11-24
and soon as he can find a residence.

and soon as he can find a residence.
Miss Anne Gilland is spending the
winter at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gilland
The Otto Gerstman family at Glenn
ents were in town, Friday, where they
attended the auction sale of the
Adams furniture.
Mrs. George Gluth and daughter
were Redwood Falls shoppers, We'd
nesday.
c.. O. Gilfillan, Frank Gerstman and
+. A. Japs Of Gilfillan, left Monday of
last week to hunt for big game in the
northern woods.
The marriage of Miss Nellie Rock
crs, Youngest daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. G.. II. Rockers to John Hacker
vas solemniZed at the st. Michaels
church Tuesday morning of last week,
Rev. Fr. kastigar officiated in the
presence OF q large number of rela-
tives and friends. Following the cerc-
mony Il reception was held ut tn
hone Of the brides parents where a
delicious dinner was served to the in
vited gIIe-ts. Eight intimate friend;
OF the bride served the dinner. They
were the Misses Helen BcndiXen. IA
tie Frank, Margaret and Rita Iukc1,
Anna and Matilda Heiiing, MAJ: mn
Julia kicke.a HI. newly wed, have
- lro to housekeeping on the y:',=m
farm near Gf3fillan. They have nanny
friends who t1XteLd well wishes.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". II. Bah and
daughters, Virginia and Lois, with
Mrs. Archie McDouGAt Mrs. Cora d.
H,"X and daughter. Wilma, Of Red
wood Fails spent Friday with Dr.. and
Mr.. Adams ard Miss GrH"r McDou
gal
The @ravr1irg Of the main streets
Of Morgan Is pr"ITe>sin" Spiendidly
under th" sunarvi-inn II the Com
munity Club. Tho business men hav,
entered heartily into tn venture am
most Of them arc taking two days 4
piece in assisting with the work.
The Morgan Boys and Girls Basket
Bal teams journey to Fairfax Friday
evening whore they played the Fairfax
Boys and Girls team. The games re-
suited in victory for both of our teams.
The score ion the Boys team was
to 10 in favor Of Morgan and the girl
team came away with the over-whelm-
ing victory Of to 50 in favor Of Nor
gan. The Fairfax young people gave
a reception and lunch to the visiting
teams after the games A large crowd
from here attended the game.
The auction sale Of household goods
at the DR.. Adams home was well at
tended Friday afternoon. Mr.. Colwell
of Franklin acted as auctiOneer. The
Adj foP L.
house the first of the month. After
the holidays they plan to visit their
fruit and chicken ranch at Van Nuyes,
California, where the Dr. and his wife
and two younger children will spend |
the winter, Miss Mildred, the second |
daughter, is student of the State U. |
and Miss Frances the oldest daughter |
is a teacher in the Duluth schools. !
The family expect to return to Morgan |
IN the spring.
Miss Blanche Clark of Redwood |
Falls has been elected to fill vacan-
y in the rural school in the E. w.
Butcher district. The regular teacher
having resigned and returned to her
home in the city.
Miss Margaret Bradt of St. Paul,
ield secretary for the Christian En-
leavor movement, gave a splendid talk
It social Thursday evening, held at
he Carrie Butcher home. 1t is ex-
'ected that an intermediate society of
;. E. workers will be organized among
ur young people in the near future.
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