The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1922-12-06

sell home. Mr.. McMaster returned
home that day but Mrs. McMaster and
son Lawrence remained until Sunday
evening, at the VESSEL home. .-~
Mrs. R. C. VESSEL and daughter
Esther entertained party of young
friends Friday evening at "hve hun
dred" The affair was in honor of
Miss Geneive Huscke and lady friend
of Watertown, South Dakota, who
spent the weekend at the c. B. Huscke
home. Delicious refreshments were
served at the close of the evenings en-
tertainment.
Miss Mabel Albrecht spent from
Wednesday until Sunday at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. II.
Albrecht. Miss Mabel is a student at
the Mankato Normal.
Miss Grace McDougal and Miss
Marie Knudsen spent Thanksgiving
with friends at Redwood Falls. Miss
Erma Jones returned home with them
and remained until Sunday. afternoon.
The school teachers spent Thanks
giving at their respective homes, with
the exception of Miss Edna Bezanson
and Otto E. Domian who remained
here.
Mrs. John Hillig who is a GONZALES
cent from a severe attack of bronchi-
It's was able to be up to enjoy her
Thanksgiving dinner with the family.
Clarence Hillig and family and Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Johnson spent the day
with Mr.. and Mrs. Hillig. a. =
The West and Hartwich families
ho l, o.
Springfield. -, -
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferd. Hartwick and
daughter of New Ulm arrived here
Wednesday night on visit to Mr.. and
Mrs. d. W. Hageman. They were ac-
companied to New Ulm by Mrs. n. B.
West and Master Gordon. Editor
West motored to New Ulm on Sunday
when his wife and son returned home
with him in the evening. RIA ~-.
Mrs. w. F. Stoltz returned Thurs
day evening from visit at Waseca.
D. W. Hagerman is entertaining his
father, Mr.. Hagerman, ST.. from Chill
hcothe, Missouri. y
Mrs. John Garlic. received the sad
message on Friday Of the death Of her
sister Mrs. Eta Chandler, at hospi-
tai in the City. Death followed a
severe and sudden attack of pneu-
monia. Mrs. Garlic, who has been
helpless invalid, confined to her chair
for the past twenty years, is the lone
survivor The father and mother, two
brothers and two sisters hevlpg enter
ed into the Great Beyond.
The large farm hou9e on the Lars.
George homestead barely escaped be-
ing wiped out by fire shortly before
noon on Thursday. The fire original
ed from defective fuas. With the
wind blowing at terrific gale the two
boys worked .valiantly to subdue the
flames, which were confined to the
attic only. Aside from charred raft
ers and totally ruined chimney the
house escaped much serious injury
Harry George and family are being
sheltered at the Elmer George home
until the new chimney is erected.
The family were just ready to leave
the farm to attend Thanksgiving re-
union at the Elmer George home, for
tunatety it was discovered before seri-
Gus damage was done. .1
One of the fastest, snappest basket
ball games of the season VIZ ) played
between our boys and girls teams and
the Morton boys and girls basketball
teams. at Morton, Friday evening.
The Morton boys wen the game in a
score of 35-14 in their favor. Our
girls team won their game IN close
score Of ID to Is in favor. A
large delegation of Morgan rooters
accompanied our teams to Morton. All
agree that the Morton boys and girls
are fair and courteous in their treat
ment both during the game and at the
delightful reception given our boys
and girls after the game.
Z The pupils of the seventh and
eighth grade of our public schools held
an enjoyable party in the Domestic
Science room on Tuesday evening.
Miss Styles and Professor Peterson
helped to entertain the young folks.
Games and light refreshments were
the chief amusements for the even
ing.
The electric light service was badly
crippled the latter part Of the week,
by the visitation Of the severe wind
storm on Thanksgiving day. A NUM-
Der of telephone and electric light polls
were felTed to the ground by the ter
rife gale Live wires caused little
DIaZ6 When tTduSlUIHlCI anu pun
fell, setting fire to the dry grass and
leaves. G. A. Mccarthy was busy fix
ing up the damaged wires, and things
were back to normal again the first
of the week.
The George Davis family and Ed
ward Nielsen were entertained at din
ner at the Frank Reid home at
Sleepy Eye on Thursday.