The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1920-02-25

will be remembered that VIII Han
sen was badly injured last sum-
mer at his farm near North Red
wood, when a hired man, in fit
|of anger brutally attacked him,
leaving him for dead. Will suf-
fered both ph. Isl ally and ment-
ally and never fully recovered
from the attack. Death came as
a great relief. He was cared for
at the home of his parents at Evan
during his last illness.
The public school was closed
for one weeks vacation this last
week There was a shortage of
teachers and pupils in the differ
| ent school rooms. The influenza
epidemic seems to be on the wane
land there~are no serious cases in
town at present. Most of the i'll
ness appears to be in the country.
Mrs. H. M. Ball writes from
Snohomish, Wash, that the
weather there is just like spring.
The leaves are green, buds are
coming on the trees and daffo7
dills. are out of the ground two or
three inches. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Gerstmann are visiting in Cali
fornia and Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ.
Ball expect to join them soon.
Miss Hattie Bohn received a
card from Mr.. and Mrs. Raleigh
Jennings of Long Beach, CAL, an
lnouncing the arrival of splendid
baby boy as greeting on Valen-
times day. Raleigh adds that he
lis bowling success and they are
all happy. Mrs. Jennings was
Miss Emma Banker before her
marriage. Their family now con-
sists of two girls and one boy.
Miss Hilda Kilgas arrived here
Thursday from Indiana. She came
to.care for her father Who is quite
| i'll at his home in this city.
Mrs. Henrietta Albrecht has
been confined to her bed for the
past two weeks with a peculiar
form of rheumatism, which
Eaffects the nerves of her entire
fright side. She has never recov-
cred from the effects of the FLU
contracted last winter. Sunday
was Mrs. Albrecht,s 74th birthday
q nniuorc q IVY ord n ,,p,,ol,or 6 1 *,
lady friends dropped in during
/ the afternoon to have cup OF
coffee with her. Mother AL.
Utrecht as she is lovingly called
has lived a useful life, having
raised to manhood seven staIwart
sons, five of whom are still living
Seven children and her husband
nave gone to the Great Beyond
i While Mother Albrecht does mo-
complain, her suffering is acute
and her many friends are hopeful
i that with the warmer weather she
| will make a speedy recovery ane
be able to be about her household
lduties as usual. Her son Ferd il
caring for her during her presen
ILLNESS.
i Mrs. Owen Tredwell from neal
] Franklin spent Friday with Mrs
| F. S. Pollard. Both ladies wer,
old girlhood friends while Twins
at Redwood Falls nearly a scor,
of years ago. Mrs. Tredwell wa
formerly Miss Ethel King, daugh
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. King
former residents of Redwood
! Falls. The Owen Tredwell famil,
are preparing to leave the farm
near Franklin and they will holt
IAN auction sale next north. Pre-
paratory to leaving Owen ha
bought an interest in large de
partment store. at Fairfax AM
plans to move his family to tina
town after the auction sale.
/ Miss Grace McDougaIl went t,
| Redwood Falls the past week t,
care for her mother, who is yer,
| i'll. Miss McDougall has only re
Gently returned from the Cities
and is busy preparing for tn
Spring Opening at the Milliner,
Parlors.
4 Mrs. J.. L. Adams and daughter
Marian were at Redwood Fall
saturday afternoon.
The 82-year-old mother of Theo
dore Bethke died at the home o
her son, Wednesday morning 0
last week. She will be missed il
the family circle, because of he
amiable disposition but she ha
passed from this home to tn
Heavenly Home and while tn
family mourn her loss, she ha
gone to her reward.
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