The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1922-06-14
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+ Hubert Berdan spent few days
with, his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. FREQ
Berdan of this city, He will return
to his studies at the State gu" anc
will graduate with class of civil en-
cheering. .-4-- He ......
Miss Grace Albrecht accompanied
her neice, Miss Alice Morgan to the
Cities where she will spend the sum
mer at the home of her sister, Floy
Morgan and family.
Miss 'Geneieve Huscke returned
from Watertown, South Dakota or
Friday having completed successful
term of school in that city.
. A. w. Hartwick attended the con-
vention of the Grand Lodge l. O. o. F.
at the,eTw Cities, during the past
week.g Mrs. A. w. Hartwiek and sons
with, Mrs R. III. Kempton and Master
Edwin Hartwick' drove to the City
with Mr.. sHartwick, ST. and will visit
with friends for week or more.
The Misses Grace and Ruth McDou-
gal spent the weekend with their par
ents at Redwood Falls. ~ .s.& WI
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Albrecht and
family and Anna ,Janotta drove to
Waconiag Wednesday where they met
Miss Hagel ,Albrecht. Miss Albrecht
attended the, Stout Institute at Men
ominee, Wisconsin the past year. She
will spend the summer vacation with
the homefolks.
Nels Christensen Of Redwood Falls
spent Wednesday with friends here.
Mrs. Arnold Loose and little son
with Miss Edna PolIei of New Ulm
were visitors at the E. T. Otto and
Loose homes during the week.
j. L. McMaster and family of Slee-
Ply Eye were guests at the R. E. Wes-
sell home Thursday evening. Little
June Gale returned home with them
and remained until Sunday visiting
at the McMaster home.
Royston and Oliver Mcleod return
ed to their home near Kimbray, Min
nesota after spending the school year
with their uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fl. P. Mortenson. They were
students in on local high school.
The M. E. Missionary society was
at the home of Mrs. Joe
Shank on Thursday. An interesting
program was given ON the needs of
work in Japan and Mexico.
Mrs. j. C.~Jackson had charge of the
program. Mrs. K. NJ. Jensen assisted
Mrs. Shank in sewing delicious two
course lunch at the lclose of the pro-
gram.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Leider were
given farewell reception at their
lome Thursday evening. Members of
he NJ. E. congregation with autos
irove to their. home early in the even
ng and succeeded in giving them a
ompiete surprise. The guests brought
] substantial lunch with them which
vas served during the evening. Both
Mr.. and Mrs. Leider have been active
workers. in the church. Sunday School
nd Young Peoples Society, and they
viii be greatly missed in the different |
ranches Of the church work. Mr.. I
elder left Tuesday for Ladysmith,
Wisconsin. Mrs. Leider and sons will
Ollow as soon as they can procure a
there.
A number of Iowa families were
at the Martin Cox home
unday afternoon. The gathering of
riends who were once residents of
owa enjoyed the day in visiting and
splendid dinner was served.
Arthur P. Falk of Vesta, Mimi,
andidate for County Treasurer was
i town Saturday getting acquainted
18th the voters of these precincts. Mr..
ak is meeting with encouragement
i his campaign work as he is a plea
ant gentleman to meet.
Wednesday beginning at 1890 a
picnic will be held in the
ems Schou grove, one and one half
lies west of Morgan. Special and
Itractive music will be furnished byl