The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1922-12-20
Morgan News
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Mrs. E. H. Albrecht was at Sleepy
Eye between trains on Monday.
Madames Will Netzke and Levi
Frazer were Christmas shoppers Bar
gain Day at Redwood Falls. ..
Mrs. Carl Faape spent Wednesday
at Redwood Falls, shopping and visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. Blaine Nc
Kay and family. a 44.,..>...
Paul Bonn was at Redwood Falls
Wednesday on business.
Mrs. F. S. Pollard returned We'd
nesday evening from visit with Delhi
and Redwood Falls relatives.
Lucinda Goblirsch returned Friday
from Pocahontas, Iowa, where she
spent the summer and fall with her
sister, Mrs. Carlson.
Editor West attended a meeting Of
the Child Welfare Board at Redwood
Falls Thursday.
J. L. McMaster and family were
Sunday visitors at the VESSEL home
to visit R. C. VESSEL who has been
i'll for the past two weeks. Mr.. Wes-
sell is able to be up and his many fri
ends hope for. his recovery real soon.
Mrs. Haskins was Springfield
visitor Saturday. She remained until
evening to attend social affair III
honor of her sister, Miss Edna Ben
dixsen.
At meeting of the stockholders OF
the Farmers and Merchants Bank re-
Gently, E. H. Albrecht was elected as
president of that institution, to fill
the2Vacancy caused by the departure
ands resignation of J. c. jackson. F..
N
n. P. Nielsen was chosen to fill the
vacancy on the board of directors.
E. P. Grabow, cashier and A. j. Tauer
as assistant cashier continue in their
present capacities.
- The children Of this city are en-
joying the cold weather immensely
since the vacant space Of ground with
Of the "itv hall has been flooded for
an artificial skating pond. The
youngsters are enjoying every minute
on the ice after school hours
Carl Metzke who has been working
in a. meat market at Madison Lake
arrived home for an indefinite visit
with his, parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Theo-
dore Metzke.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Albrecht. Mrs.
w. W. Garlic, Mrs. Alice Albrecht
and Mrs. Donald Bosel attended 6
meeting of the Eastern Star Chapter
at Redwood Falls Wednesday even
ing.
Miss Esther VESSEL spent the first
of the week with friends at Red
wood Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Lamp have furn-
ished the rooms in the J. H. Hillig
hl1i1
from Michigan to put in readiness of
the Grill home, vacated by the Lamps.
Mrs. Grill, Bobby and Norma expect
to arrive here shortly.
The Juniors gave delightful
Christmas party to the teachers of our
public school and the high school pu-
pills, Saturday evening at the school
house. 1t was a regular kid party
even the teachers came CARRIED as
youngsters and became children with
the pupils for one night. They en-
tered into the frolics and games and
a merry time followed. An electric
lighted Christmas tree and green and
red decorations suggested the Yuletide
season. Russell Albrecht played the
part of Santa Claus to perfection.
He carried pack full of amusing
and interesting gifts for the invited
guests. Christmas treats and pop
corn-balls with cakes and cranberry
whip were served. The pupils and
teachers spent most enjoyable eve
ming.
While Fred Wilson was hurrying
home to Iowa to attend the funeral Of
a relative, recently, he met with quite
an automobile accident. Driving late
in the evening on road near Sanborn
he was blinded by the glazing light
of another car ahead of him, and did
not notice drove of cattle driven by
a lad on horseback, who was going the
same direction he was. Driving at
good rate of speed he crashed into the
pony, sending his car into the ditch.
One of the pony's legs was broken in
the accident but the boy rider was
not injured in the least. A broken
and twisted light and cracked wind
shield was the extent of the damages
to the car. Mr.. Wilson was glad to
agree to pay the actual damages feel
ing fortunate that no further damage,
resulted in the smashup. The acct