The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1922-03-08
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EODeS ElcCtAiI oitOPs
Fred Seifert Of Belview was a week
end visitor at his home here.
AL. Paffrath of Mankato transacted
business here Tuesday morning.
i Miss Ruth Person spent the week
end with relatives at Hazel Run.
Andrew Kinney and Ted Olson left
Friday for a visit in the Twin Cities.
Miss Florence Hoffman of Sleepy
Eve was a visitor in Redwood Falls
Monday.
/ Fred Person left Sunday night for
Minneapolis after spending the week
end at his home here.
Mrs. n. Amman of Spokane,
Wash, is the guest of her sister Mrs.
10. H. johnson at Hotel Ramsey.
LLOYD Cowden, a member OF the
Dream Orchestra, left last week Tor
his home at Anoka where he Will vlslt
until after Lent.
Mrs. ]. E. Mulligan and little daugh-
ter arrived Monday from Minneapolis
for a visit with Mrs. Mulligan's moth
er. Mrs. Lillian Lamberton.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. McRae enter
tanned Nels Christensen, Walter Has
senstab and Louis Sommers at dinner
at their home Sunday evening.
! Mrs. Muryl Strawsell left Monday
morning for Saint Paul where she
will enter Saint Joseph's Hospital to
take a nurses training course.
Mrs. Fred Zehetner and her daugh-
ter. Miss Irene left Tuesday for Can
by where they will visit at the home
Of Mrs. Zehetner's brother, DR.. j. 5.
Kilbride.
There will be a Program and Basket
Social, Thursday evening, March y, at
the Grow Greek School. You are
! cordially invited. Ladies, please
bring baskets.-Edyth H. Byram,
teacher.
| Miss Rose Zorn, who has been visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Zorn for several weeks, returned to
Mankato Monday where she is taking
! a nurses training course at the I'M
manuel Hosnital
Mrs. B. F. Wheeler, who has been
a guest at the home of Mr.. and MRS.
O. J. Swan for several months left
| last Wednesday from Minneapolis and
Bemidii where she will visit before
leaving for her home in Montana.
The members of the Good Will Cir
Gle of the Presbyterian church and
their husbands were entertained at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe
Campbell Tuesday evening. A social
! time was enjoyed and an oyster sup
per was served.
Henning Vogland of Minneapolis,
formerly a resident of Delhi, COM
mitted suicide by shooting at his home
in Minneapolis late Saturday after
noon according to an account IN the
i Minneapolis Tribune of Sunday Mr.:
Vogland had been unable to find
steady employment throughout the
winter and that with an attack OF i'll
ness from which he had suffered for
the past few days, made him despon-
dent to such an extent that he took
his life during his wife's absence from
home. He is survived by his wife and
four children, the eldest of whom is
only seven years old. One brother,
Ole Vogland is at present a resident
of Delhi.
j. The members of the Current News
club were very pleasantly entertained
by the Women's Literary club at the
II. L. Beecher home on South German
street, Tuesday afternoon. Mrs Will
/ Curtis of St. James. president OF the
Second District Federation of Wom-
> ems clubs, was present as the guest
! of honor, and favored the gathering
with very interesting talk on wom-
ems club work during the afternoon.
Mrs. T. O. Streissguth gave several
pleasing readings and Mrs. Ed. c.
! Veeck rendered delightful vocal So
I 10. At the close Of the social after
noon. delicious two-course luncheon
p, was served by the hostess. During
her stay in New Uln, Mrs. Curtis
!. conferred with several of the local
1 club women and urged the formation
of club for young business women
here. She also stressed closer affi-
! liation among the various women's
! clubs in Brown county. To bring
about such condition, special secre-
/ taries have been appointed IN each
! county Oh Uue uISLIlCt, NILS. ". I 4.
Reineke of this city being the county
secretary for Brown county.-Brown
County Journal.
4 Mrs. Lusk in writing to Redwood
Falls friend, from her present home
at Compton, CAL, tells of the Mime
sofa picnic recently held there. I'VE
attended the Minnesota Picnic last
Saturday, the 18th. Had a lovely
}, day. In the rush Of Los Angeles
crowded streets / had some suspicion
that Byron had hustled us into the
wrong car, but when / noted the mas
sive, broad-shouldered men, and that
the women's faces wore no paint mol
powder, I knew that we were with
the Minnesotans travelling to Syca,
more Grove The crowds were not
quite as dense as last year but that
did not detract from the pleasure OF
the OCCASION. 1t was pleasant to see
, the smiling faces and the hearty hand
shaking. We met Messrs. and MINES
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