The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1921-07-06
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Miss Elsie Mueller returned Friday
from Mankato, where she is attend
ing a summer training school for
teachers. She remained home until af-
ter the Fourth of July celebration.
Walker Dresser and family arrived
here from Glendale, N. D. and spent
short time with the George Thomp-
son and Andrew Harried families.
Bernard Bloemke and family attend
ed the funeral of relative at Golden
Sunday. The unfortunate young man
met his death by drowning in the riv-
er while bathing at Mankato.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Fenske and
child of Minneapolis visited relatives
and friends here the first of the week.
Mrs. Fenske was formerly, Miss Pau
line Anderson, at one time a teacher
in the public schools.
Miss Georgine Adams, teacher in
the State Orphans Home at Owatonna
is spending her summer vacation at
the home Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed. Adams.
The Julius Melges family of Red
wood Falls were in Morgan Sunday.
Miss Grace remained over until Mon
day evening the guest of Miss Evelyn
Pollard.
Mrs. j. c.. jackson entertained a
party of Morgan friends at the Jack
son summer cottage at Green Lake,
on Thursday. Several families en-
joyed the outing at the lake and the
fine picnic dinner.
Mrs. Carrie Butcher returned home
Tuesday from, a three weeks visit
with relatives at Waseca
Ben and George Marchant and Will
Kempton came up from the city by
car, spend the Fourth with relatives
here. Miss Iva who has been guest
of friends here for the past few weeks
returned home with them
L. T. Fulmer, who is travelling on
the road spent a few days with the
home folks.
local band are gaining in favor all the
time. A week ago, a number Of Red
wood, Sleepy Eye and Springfield citi-
zens attended the evenings entertain
ment. The principle business street
was packed with enthusiastic listeners
who showed their appreciation by lib
eral applause.
DR.. and Mrs. John Haskin enter
tanned score of Springfield and Nor
ton friends to dinner on Monday in
their commodious home on Summer
vile avenue. DIR. and his wife are
royal entertainers.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Blodgett Of ST. Paul
were visitors at the home of Rev. and
Mrs. W. C. Stegner during the week.
Mrs. L. H. Hartwick and little sons,
Billy and Edwin went to the Cities to
visit L. H. Hartwick, who is employed
in a print-shop there.
One of the best programs for the
Chautauqua will be held beginning
July 18th. An unusually interesting
entertainment of snappy music and
great lectures is a plasing feature of
the Midland Chautauqua course.
July 18th, in the afternoon, the sun
shine orator, DIR. O. D. McKeever will
give a lecture, that is sure to please
and yet give good for serious
thoughts. On the last afternoon the
Ellis family will give a complete pro-
gram that always brings pleasure to
an audience. Altogether this years
programs appears like hummer from
start to furnish.
Residents of Morgan were awaken
ed unusually early, Monday morning
by the strains of the Star Spangled
Banner. There is nothing slow about
our band. Prof. Hofmeiser, the lead
er, supervised the music. during the
celebration of the Fourth. The old
fashioned community picnic was well
attended and the Community Club
feel gratifed with the result of the
days program.