The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1921-08-24

nesday. Mrs. Kamholtz before her
marriage was Augusta Bohn.
The Albert Kohls and Will Smith
families we're Sunday visitors at the
ER. 81. Kempton home.
{ Little Gerald and Wilma Wilson
were at the Redwood hospital for
operations for adenoids and tonsils.
They returned home Saturday.
Miss Ida Mertz of Minneapolis was
renewing old acquaintance here the
past week.
Mrs. Chester Bavis and twin daugh-
tiers, Eleanor and Elizabeth of Worch-
ester, Massachuttes were down from
Redwood Falls Saturday to spend the
day with Editor and Mrs. H. B. West.
Irwin Root who has been very i'll the
past week, is much improved at this
writing.
Cal Waite, employed at the Frazer
barber shop, was called home sudden
~ week ago, Friday by the sad news
of his mothers death. Upon his ar
rival at Troske, the home town, locat-
ed near Pipestone, he found that his
mother was the victim Of cold blood
ed murder. A half brother of Mrs.
Waite's husband, in charge OF the
farm since CABS fathers death, fired
the fatal shot, afterwards taking his
own life by the same method. Young
Waite will remain at home to look af-
ter the farm work and business af-
fairs. Sincere sympathy is extended
to this young man in the sudden and
tragic death of his mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Malcolm Dennistoun
of Paxton were callers at the Pollard
home Thursday evening.
. Mrs. Martha Hinshaw and daught-
er of Sioux City, Iowa are visiting
with the formers father, Joe Discher.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Juhnke and three
youngest children were callers here
Tuesday afternoon while on their
way to Waseca from Lamberton. The
family is among the early residents
here, Mr.. Juhnke having conducted q
harness shop until his removal to
Waseca over ten years ago. Then
many friends are pleased to learn that
in addition to the harness business
Mr.. Juhnke has a large tire and vul-
canizing hospital at Waseca and is en-
joying a splendid trade.
George Goblirsch of New Ulm is
back again assisting G. c. Broch in his
blacksmith shop. A rush of business
at the shop necessitated outside help
Old patrons are pleased to see George
back at his place again. .
Mrs. Will Marchant of Minneapolis
accompanied her brother, Dave Helix
err and wife on visit with relatives
here. She remained the past two
weeks the guest of her son, Howard
Marchant and other relatives.
w. A. Shank has decided to quit
farming. Tuesday he held an auction
sale of stock, fran machinery and
household goods. The Shank family
will reside in Mankato, where the chill
dren will have better educational adj
vantages. Morgan keenly regrets the
removal Of the Shank family from its
midst. Mr.. and Mrs. Shank were pro-
minent in church and social affairs
and will be greatly missed here. Miss
Evelyn was member OF the Com
munity Band and great favorite
among her schoolmates. Best wishes
go with the family in their new loca-
ton.
E. B. Harrol and family are enter
tanning the following Iowa people this
week Edgar Harrol and daughter,
Mary father and sister of E. B. Har-
rol) and a brother, Jake Harrol, his
wife and daughter, Katherine. So
Mrs. w. w. Garlic was summoned
to the bedside of her father, Mr.. We'd
rath, retired farmer near Morton.
Mr.. Wedrath is very i'll at one of the
Minneapolis hospitals.
Saturday evening will be the last
open-air concert that our band boys
will give this season. The large
crowd in autos parked along main
street every Saturday evening, show
their appreciation of the concerts A
number from Springfield and Redwood
Falls were among the audience at the
last meeting. Professor Hofmeister
of New Ulm, the director Of the band
has been a faithful visitor here two
nights week and the local band has
made fine PROCESS under his super
vision. The sacred melody given at
the last concert brought forth hearty
applause. Morgan is certainly proud
of it's band.
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