The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1922-01-25
: Morgan News Items

morgan NEWS 1IcIIlS
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Master Westly Schieffert is i'll this
] week.
/ Otto E. Lieder attended the Lumber
mems Convention in the Cities during
the past week.
N. E. Wintheiser held an auction
sale of household goods at the John
Hanson residence Saturday. Mr.. Win
theiser sold his interests in the barber
shop here to his partner, Levi Fraser
and has bought an interest in a City
shop. Mr. and Mrs Wintheiser left
for their new location Saturday even
ing.
M. L. Prefer, who suffered from a
partial stroke of paralysis recently;
passed away at his home east of town
Friday. Although advanced in years
the late Mr.. Prefer was general
favorite about town, because of his
jovial and sunny disposition. Sincere
sympathy is extended to the family in
| its bereavement.
There will be services at the Pres
byterian church next Sunday morning.
| Rev. Griffeth of Mankato is a candi-
date for the field here and also for the
charge at Wabasso. Sunday evening
he will occupy the pulpit at the Wabas-
so church.
| Mrs. Footner of Mankato is here on
a visit to her daughter, Miss Daisy
| Footner.
| The installation of officers of the
Royal Neighbors at the lodge hall, was
largely attended Tuesday evening
About twenty couples played Five hum
dred after the lodge session and dainty
refreshments were served.
| A committee of ladies will entertain
ladies aid at the home of Mrs. Alice
Albrecht Wednesday afternoon. Gen
tlenen are invited to supper.
Miss Vera Grabow of Waseca visited
| at the E. P. Grabow home the past
week. Miss Vera has been employed
as professional nurse at Waseca, and
only recently has been appointed as
assistant superintendent of a nurses
training school at Manhattan, Kansas
Miss Grabow was born and raised here
and her many friends are pleased to
hear of the advanced position that has
| been given her.
The local high school basketball
teams journeyed to Comfrey Friday
evening where they played double
header game. Our boys lost the game
by a score of 20 to 81. The just and
fair work of two Mountain Lake re-
frees for both games was greatly ap-
preciated by the Morgan crowd. The
girls game was exciting in the extreme
and resulted in tie With five minu-
l 10,
of Morgan star players, Miss Agnes
I Schouvieller Morgan won the game.
Both local teams enjoyed the courteous
treatment of the Comfrey school pu-
| pills. although a few of the Comfrey
spectators endeavored to make the
| evening an unpleasant one.
For the benefit of the Morgan read
ers of the Redwood Gazette we would
| like. to determine the exact score Of
thedRedwood and Morgans basketball
game at Redwood Falls the 18th inst,
| It isCconceded by our local team that
the referee finally decided that the
| game was a tie and the girls wish the
truth Of this statement confirmed. ,-.
Word was received here Wednesday
| of the death of Miss Augusta Jen-
nings, which occurred that morning at
the State hospital at ST. Peter. Und-
| ertaker Jensen made an Overland trim
to St. Peter with the auto hearse and
brought the remains home for burial
The deceased was thirtv-nine years
old last October. She had been receiv-
ing treatment at ST. Peter for little
over. two years. One brother and two
sisters survive her. Her parents are
both dead. Funeral services were held
at the St Johns Lutheran church Sat-
urday afternoon
James Hanson entertained a Jolly
crowd of young people Friday evening
The general good time experienced
by the guests was no exception to SIM
liar occasions held at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Axel Hanson. Games and
delicious refreshment made the even
ing a pleasant one.
A week ago Sunday was the birth
day anniversary of Marion Garlic
Monday evening upon the invitation of
her father, w. w. Garlic a group of
girls, all intimate friends of Marion. !
gathered at her home while she was
absent. Upon her return she switched
on the lights and found a crowd of /
friends. Games, music and a luncheon
of ice cream cake and fruit were pleas !
ing features of the evenings entertain
ment. -...
A number of the Fifth grade pupils
enjoyed Rock Party at the Nels Rams
home Friday evening, when Miss Dor
othy played hostess. The youngsters
all report very pleasant time.