The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1920-09-01

place.
Grace Knowles returned Friday
from a four months engagement as
nurse at the c.. o. Gilfillian home.
Every summer Mr.. Gilfillan has as
his guest, Judge Gresham of st. Peter,
an old friend of Mr.. Gilfillan's father.
The Judge is partial invalid and Mrs.
Knowles takes care of him during his
summer stay at Gilfillan.
Miss Frances Adams returned from
a two months sojourn at Glacier Park.
With number of her university class
mates. Frances has been employed IN
one of the hotels at the park. She
enjoyed the trip there and the wonder
full scenery at the park.
Mrs. E. E. Turner and daughters,
| Veda and Susie of Mankato, were
| callers on old friends here, Wednesday
| morning. Mrs. Turner was former
her life until her marriage to Mr..
| Turner. The Turner's are now resi-
dents of Mankato and E. E. is now
employed as travelling agent for the
C. G. N. Railway Line.
Mrs. w. F. Stoltz and daughter Wis
and Mrs. E. H. Albrecht and daugh-
ter Helen and Miss May Grabow, of
Minneapolis, motored to Waseca, Sat
,, urday where they remained until Sun
day the guests of relatives and
friends.
Mrs. Will Marchant of Minneapolis
! is visiting old friends here. She has
-, been gone two years and notices great
| changes in the old circle of friends.
Many having moved from town dur
ing her absence.
James and Mary Ann Adams have
| returned from an extended visit with
relatives at Vesta.
Miss Della Schuveiller of Minnea-
| polls is guest at the John Poncin
home.
| Sam Languell, the new proprietor
of the Candy Shop, had the good for
tune to have a very young lady come
to assist him with his new dutie:
Thursday morning. Sam says she is
very young and inexperienced but
! Mrs. Languell and himself are delight
| ed with her appearance and will keep
her
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gerstman and
| Mildred Adams have gone to the
northern part of the state on a camp
ing expedition Doubtless they will
enjoy the trip as they are driving the
Gilfillan camping car, that has all the
modern conveniences of city home
| Miss Helen Schmidt Of Sleepy Eye
has been the guest Of Mrs. George
| Davis the past week.
Mrs Joseph Schoffman of St. Paul
spent the past two weeks with friends
here and at Clements.
There will be no preaching service
at the Presbyterian church next Sun
day. Sunday School will convene at
half-past ten instead of the usual
| hour.
Mrs. Mary Dolittle and daughter
| Mary Elizabeth of Woodstock, ILL.,, and
Miss Mary McNair of La Crosse, Wis,
and Mrs. A. D. Stewart and daughter
Helen with Miss Lillian Stewart of
Redwood Falls were visitors at the
Pollard home on Wednesday.
G. W. Ellison who has been absent
at Byron and Rochester for the past
month, was here for a few days the
past week. Mr. Ellison's health is so
much improved since receiving treat
ment at the hospital at Rochester, that
he expects to resume his duties at the
John McMaster of Sioux Falls, S.
D., was in town few hours Monday
of last week. He has disposed of his
barber shop at Sioux Falls, and is
hunting new location.
Mrs. R. c. VESSEL is spending the
week with her daughter, Mrs. Viola
McMaster at Sioux Falls.
While cranking a Ford automobile
| Friday morning, Jake Discher, had thu
unpleasant experience of discovering
that the gasoline had caught fire. The
burning car was in the Rathman gar
age at the time and by the quick
action Of Frank Schieffert, who extin-
guished the flames by the use of a
chemical extinguisher, bad blaze was
averted.
The electric light system was
out of commission again, Satur-
day until Monday This causes great
inconvenience to the citizens of Nor
gan, who are now thoroughly disgust
ed with the service rendered them.
Henry Reuckers has commenced the
basement for new residence to be
erected on his lots opposite the Joe
Shank farm. Morgan is experiencing
a pronounced shortage of residences
this fall, and many families are home
less as result of property owners
moving in from the rural districts.
The community picnic and celebra-
ton for Labor Day given by the Nor
gan Band, promises to be the biggest
celebration ever held in Morgan
Among some of the attractions will
be speaking in the city park-band
concerts both afternoon and evening
and beef barbecue will also be an un-
usual feature of the day. Slices of the
hot beef, which will be roasted in an
oven constructed out doors will he