The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1921-07-20
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The C. B. Root family of Redwood
Falls were guests of the W. H.. Root
family Friday.
Miss Lauretta Schmidt Of Sleepy
Eye visited the George Davis family
the greater part of the week.
Miss Marie Kronfuss is enjoying a
vacation from her training at the
Catholic hospital at New Ulm.
Alton Zeighenhagen is again taking
treatment in the New Uln hospital
His mother remains at his bedside.
Miss Maud Smith of Delhi spent the
past week with her grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. R. Fl. Kempton and other re-
latives.
Miss Schueter of New Ulm spent
the past week visiting the home of
her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Axel
Hanson
Mr. and Mrs. VIM Mueller spent
the past week visiting the family of
their son, Willie at Robinsdale. They
made the trip by car.
Will Kempton who is studying law
in the Soldies Vocational School in the
Cities, returned to his studies after
two weeks visit at home.
Mrs. Carrie Butcher accompanied
the Irwin Otto family and Henry
Hackman family on trip to Kandi-
yohi Lake. The family plans to camp
and fish there for two weeks.
Miss mo Metzke is taking an en-
fnrooI ho-. C,14ioc
assistant postmaster. A week ago
she had her adenoids and tonsils sue
cessfully removed, while at the Red
wood hospital.
T. C. Walker arrived here from Iowa
on visit to the Winterset, Iowa peo-
pie who are settled around Morgan.
Mr.. Walker is a banker and was so.
favorably impressed with the sur
rounding country that he may decide
to locate~here.
Mrs. Will Shank has been confined
to the house with a sprained ankle
Sunday was the anniversary of her
birthday and number of intimate
friends, with well-flled baskets, drop
ped in to give her surprise. Many
Iowa friends were among the guests.
Among them were Mr. and Mrs. VOL
ford of Redwood Falls.
Funeral services We're held for the
late August Otto, Thursday afternoon,
from the family home following an
other service from the church of which
the deceased was. long and faithful
member Mr.. August Otto had reached
the age of three score years and
eleven. He leaves to mourn his loss
a widow two daughters and three sons.
Interment took place in the church
cemetery in Eden township.
The hail storm Of Saturday morning
visited a few, fields of corn only in
spots. Four telephone posts were
blown to the ground between here and
Getfllian. The Zaska corn field was
badly hit and the storm appears to
have blown over town without much
damage in its path. A mile east the
Weber corn fields were stripped bare
of foliage The corn and sugar beet
fields of Chas. Albrecht were almost
totally destroyed.
Seldom in the history of one house
hold do death and life follow
the same roof as they did
lU6Sudy d1tefiloOll III TIE ALBEIT ". |
Otto home at Eden township. The
aged father Of the latter fell asleep
in death at 2:15 after an illness of one |
week. Death resulted from a stroke
of paralysis from which the deceased
has suffered for five years. He has
been around the house but partially
helpless all those years. Ten minutes
after the visit of the Death Angel in
the Otto home little son was born |
to Mr.. and Mrs. Albert G. Otto. 1t
is the first child born since their mar
riage over nine years ago.
While taking a short joy ride out
on the state road south of town
Thursday afternoon seven of our pro-
minent young people met with an
auto accident. The driver, a lad of
thirteen years was endeavoring to
reach town before the approach of a |
severe thunder storm and in someI
manner lost control of the wheel. The |
Dodge car in which they were, turnedI
turtle pinning the party under the car. |
But for the presence of mind of Minnie |
Papa, one of the party, it is doubtful |
whether, anyone would had come out
alive. just as the auto turned over