The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1922-09-20
Morgan News
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j. L. McMaster and family of
Sleepy Eye were Sunday visitors at
the R. G. VESSEL home.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Anderson and
son Eden were at Sleepy Eye on
Thursday.
Miss Alice Paulson of Evan is at.
tending High School at Morgan.
Among the former ministers and
their wives of the local M. E. church
who~were in attendance at the con.
ference during the week were, Rev
and Mrs. G. A. Rabe, Rev. and Mrs
Krinke and Rev. and Mrs. C. F. Bub-
litz also Rev. w. S. Stegner and Rev
H! A.. Potthoff.
Mrs. George Hanson and Mrs. Ro.
bert Hanson and little son spent Fri
day at the Hagerman and George
homes.
Mrs. R. C. VESSEL and daughter
Esther motored to Redwood Falls
where they spent Wednesday after.
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudy Gluth and son
Reginald of North Redwood spent
Sunday with erlatives here.
Martin Cox and wife and son Gerald
have returned from an automobile trip
to Winterbet, Iowa.
s Ladies' Aid will be entertained at
the home of Mrs. Carrie Butcher
Thursday afternoon. Gentlemen are
invited to supper.
Miss Elsa Mueller returned to Man
kato where she will finish her studies
at the Normal.
Mrs. w. F. Stoltz entertained her
mother and brother Mrs. Mortenson
and son over Sunday. They drove
through from Waseca, Sunday morn
ing. -.
Frof. A. W. Hake and family, Mrs.
Nagel and Mr.. Listickow Of Wabasso
were in attendance at the Conference
Sunday. =
The Northern German Conference
of the Methodist Episcopal church
came to close Sunday evening.
There was large attendance at every
session at the church, and on Sunday
morning and evening the city hall was
used to house the larger audience
which convened at that time. Bishop
Mitchell delivered a brilliant address
on the text, 81 am not ashamed of the
Gospel of Christ; for it is the power
of God unto salvation to everyone
that believeth". The Bishop is a
speaker and the large audi
ence was held spellboundy during this
splendid address Rev. Chas. Buenzieg-
er was ordained into the ministery of
the German Methodist Episcopal
church during this morning service.
The following appointments were
read by Bishop Mitchell, Arlington E.
P. Christ, Bertha Arthur Gauhman,
Grove Robert E. Dorm,
Brownton F. C. Schultz, Echo and
Johnsonville H. Clement, Faribault
J. Berger, Greenwood G. A. Wolff
Hokah Chas. E. Sauter, Jordan Chas.
P. Buenzieger, Mankato Carl Kruger,
HI. A. Potohff, Minneapo-
is A. Peik, Morgan Chas. Schoenhied-
er, Montrose A. Biebighaeuser, Ner-
strand and Prairie Creek L. w. Died
erick, New Ulm C. Holm, Owatonna
W. E. Baungarten, Pepin w. C. Stegn-
er, Redwing G. A. Rabe, Rochester H.
Crosse, Salem w. F.. Finke, Sharon G. 4
J. Schm, ST. Faul F. E. Meirbachtol,
Valley City C. F. Bublitz, West ALI
oany G. A Rabe, and Zumbrota Falls
A. B. Gould. The sight seeing auto /
mobile tour given for the benefit of |
he conference guests by the Morgan
Community Club was very enjoyable
event. At Ramsey Park HI. M. Hitch
.ock of Redwood Falls was called on
md gave many historic facts on
Ramsey Park and other points near
Redwood Falls. Col. c. Ell. Hopkins
spoke on the different monuments of
interest during the automobile drive.
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