The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1922-01-04
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Miss Edith Bonn returned to her
school work at Carson, North Dakota
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Morgan of st.
Paul were holiday visitors at the Alice
Albrecht home. Mr.. Morgan returned
home the past week while Mrs. Nor
gan remained with her mother for
longer visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Davis enter
tanned the Frank Riedl, Edward Lane
and Schmidt families from Sleepy Eye
at dinner Monday Of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Hillig and
daughter Jeanette were New Years
visitors at the John Hillig home.
Mrs. VESSEL went to sleepy Eye
Saturday where she visited at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. j. l. Nc
Master. r. C.. VESSEL drove to Sleepy
Eye Sunday and spent New Year, re-
turning home with his wife that even-
ing.
The Misses Sophia and Jennie Mel
son Of Sioux Falls, South Dakota
spent the holidays with their father,
Edward Nelson, and sister, Mrs.
George Davis.
E. B. Herrell had an auction sale of
machinery and stock last Wednesday.
The sale was well attended and every
thing brought good price. The Her.
rell family departed for Peru, Iowa on.
Saturday. k>.~r..
r. A. Dahms and family of Mankato
visited at the Pauline Dahms home
during the holidays.
Mrs. Carl Slender of Winona visited
at the home of her mother, Mrs. Pau
line Bohn the past week.
Carl Metzke of Springfield ate
Christmas dinner with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. Metzke. E. =.
Mrs. L. M. Croskrey left Wednesday
for visit at Tama, Iowa
H. H. Offerman of Sleepy Eye was
here the past week to assist the
Steinke- Seidl Co. with their annual in
ventory. - T.-s
Miss Lillian Hun of Sleepy Eye
spent the past week with the Chris
Sorenson family. s'.. >"s. ="
New Years Day was a happy one
for Mr.. and, Mrs. John Garlic. It
marked the fifty-second anniversary
of their wedding day. Their son, w.
W. Garlic and his family, gave them
a surprise when they came in on them
late in the afternoon with well filed
lunch basket. A delicious turkey din.
ner was served and both Mr. and Mrs.
fa"f'0 "'2r~eciated havi-~ thei~ chill.
dren with them. Mrs. Ca"lila who is
sn lid was sho---o,,o4 ---'1', oifts
and flowers and hov &C d~1;oious
California fruit was received FROM
Miss Fora Adams. Nanv NO neros of =.
cheer were also sent to the cheerful
and patient shut-in. ~
The Morgan Legion team bat the
Delhi Legion team in game Of bas-
ketbaH at the city hall week ago
Friday. The score stood 25 to 8 in
Morgan's favor. Thursday evening,
he Redwood Legion team PLAYED a,
ed hot game with our bows which re-.
uited N victory for Redwood and
couple of fractured ribs for Lloyd
t"pffr- r'rrer one Of Morgan's Legion
'"'.@ 10Th teams seemed possessed
nth the i6'na th-t thew would win the
'"r'e W7r.- e a. ~-oot~+~,,= felt
nat the gs'5@o --r"ftN hof-r c-od tn the
ONE taar, h.trrc-,c-. As II wac +ha
anne was cl-ro ~-f' sf~+ ~,1d 7.o4hor ,
augh ore at that Tho FINAL score was
to 20 in favor of Redwood. ~.
The older residents of Morgan were
hooked to hear of the sudden death
Mrs. Alex. Schnlafl at Redwood
alls. Fifteen years ago this winter
IT. and Mrs Schu,ahI Evod hove M.
having purchased the hard
are stock of Anton Readson. During
lelr short stay here of only a few
onths, Mrs. Schrnahl made many fri
Ids, who will remember her always
r her humility and deeds of loving
ndness. Sincere sympathy is ex-
nded to the husband in the great
IS of a devoted wife.
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