The Redwood gazette., 1922-10-18
Morgan News

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Mr.. Paylusch and family of North
Redwood attended the Lehmkuhl-
Voeltz nuptial at the St. Johns Luth-
eran church one day last week.
Will Kempton came up from the
Cities for visit with the home folks.
Mrs. H. B. West and son Gordon
were Granite Falls visitors on Sum
day.
Clarence Schwetzler, Jake Discher
and Alphonso Rocker returned Satur-
day from North Dakota, where they
spent the past two months gathering
in the big grain crops. They report
ed the threshing all completed before
their return.
Little Billy Hartwick who has spent
the greater part Of the summer at the
home of his grandparents Mr.. and
Mrs. R. III. Kempton, returned to his
home in Minneapolis last week. Mr..
and Mrs. f. E. Crocker, Mrs. Kempton
Billy, driving through in the Croker
car.
On account of so many of the men,
bers of the Missionary society being
out Of town on Thursday of last week,
the meeting at Mrs VESSELS home,
was postponed until this week Thurs
day afternoon. go
Mrs. Katie Giem of Minneapolis, a
former resident of this city, spent
Tuesday at, the j. P. Kragh home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Butcher and fam
lily of Fergus Falls visited relatives in
this vicinity during the week.
Tuesday afternoon the marriage of
Miss Meta Jannusch and Reinhart
Steinhaus occurred. at the St. Johns
Lutheran church, Rev. Herrewig per
formed the ceremony. Miss Martha
Steinhaus and Miss Bertha Jannusch
acted as bridesmaids and the grooms
attendants were Harry Leamann of
Fairfax and Arthur Steinhaus. A
dainty wedding dinner was served at
the brides. home, following the SER
vices at the church The bride is the
eldest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Jannusch. She is an accomplished
youngsla lady and her many friends here
wish her joy and happiness in her new
home. N The groom is well and favor
ably known in this community as a
young man of ideal habits, and an in
dustrious farmer. The. happy couple
will begin housekeeping on farm
near Clements. Best wishes go with
the bridal couple in their welded
journey through life.
A number from here attended the
funeral rites of the late Mrs. c. P.
Tharkleson at Hutchinson last week.
The deceased was for many years
resident of Brookville and her passing
away was keenly regretted by many
who knew and loved her here. She
was the mother of Mrs. VIII Schultz
and Miss Minnie Tharkleson. Her hus-
band also survives her. Mrs. Tharkle-
son was over IS years old at the time
of her death. Interment took place at
Hutchinson.
Master Westly Grabow, the Is
month old son of Mr.. and Mrs. E. P.
Grabow met with a painful accident
last Wednesday while sitting in front
of window in his home. His older
brother was outside and in endeavor
ing to call his attention playfully rap
ped on the window. The large plate
of window glass broke in such man
ner as to fall on little Westly, infiict
ing deep cut on the lip. 1t was
necessary for DIR. Haskins to take
several stitches in order to dress the
wound. Mr.. Grabow's mother is as
sisting in caring for her little grand
son during his sufferings.
Rev. Bell of Woodstock, Minn. oc-
cuppied the pulpit at the Presbyterian
church Sunday morning. This makes
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date for the pulpit, with joint field
at Evan and Wabasso. A congrega-
tional meeting was held on Monday
evening in view of giving the gentle
man call
Next Sunday DR.. Harshaw of Min
neapolis will deliver an address at the
local Presbyterian church. He is the
SyondicaI superintendent and his visit
here a few years ago has left favor
able impression with those who had
the privilege of hearing his stirring
address on Patriotism and the Flag.
He will speak both morning and eve
ming next Sunday, all should hear the
treat he has in store for us.
Mr.. and Mrs Ed. Fenske were call i
ed to Minneapolis last week in re-
Spouse to a message that Mrs. Fay,
the mother of Mrs. Fenske, had suffer-
ed stroke. They remained at her
bedside as her condition is reported
as serious.
The Gluth families were notified last
week of the sad death of little Bernice,
the. 8-year-old daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Rosnau of Ambrose,
North Dakota. Sincere sympathy is
extended to the bereaved family. Mrs.
Rosnau was before her marriage, Miss
Elsie Gluth, daughter of August Gluth-
Milton Adams and family have
moved to Lincoln, Morrison county.
They will locate on farm which Mr..
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