The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1922-05-31
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Mrs. Sarah Hutton, mother of Mr..
Ed Adams, is here from Welcome,
Minnesota on visit.
Miss Esther VESSEL completed a
successful term of school near Red
wood Falls on Friday. A picnic din
ner which was held in the afternoon
was well attended by the pupils and
their parents and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Ball and daugh-
tiers, Virginia and Lois with Mrs. Au-
gusta Ball and Miss Larson of Red
wood Falls wer Sunday visitors at the
Pollard home
Rev. Paul Voris of Mankato will
occupy the pulpit in the Presbyterian
Church next Sunday morning.
The bazaar and supper given at the
city hall by the young peoples society
of the Danish Lutheran Church at
Gilfillan was we'll attended. The sum
of $345.00 was realized and will be
|, placed in a fund for a church base
ment
Arthur Steinhaus returned last week
to his duties at Milwaukee. He will
be engaged in remodeling an electrical
plan in Superior at an early date.
A large audience ATTENDED the Bac-
calaureate services in the city hall
Sunday evening to hear Rev. H. N.
Gerstl, pastor of the St. Michaels
church give a splendid address on
"Education" to the graduating class.
Four of the graduates belong to FIR.
Gerstl's parish and his practical ad-
vice to the young people pointed out
that Education does not end when the
school work is finished. The stage
was profusely decorated with snow
balls and wild ferns. The class col
ors being green and white, the four
girl graduates were dressed in bright
green middies and white skirts and
the class wore green and white rib
bons. A song by male quartette,
Professor H. Peterson. Will Sand
man and Fred Anthony was greatly
enjoyed by the audience.
A number Of neighbor lady friends
of Mrs. F. S. Pollard surprised her
Wednesday evening when they walked
in on her, laden with lunch baskets.
The occasion being Mrs. PoHard's
birthday anniversary. A beautiful
birthday cake with the customary
number of candles was pleasing fea-
ture of the celebration. A delightful
two course lunch was served during
the evening and the ladies presented
Mrs. Pollard with a set of china and
other gifts as memento of the oc-
cassion.
Mrs. Augusta Gier was the guest
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erings on Tuesday of last week. The
day being her eighty-second birthday
anniversary her many friends helped
her celebrate it in a fitting manner.
Although advanced in years, Mrs.
Gier remains exceedingly active, and
besides doing all her own homework,
since the death of her husband last
winter, she cultivates nice little gar
den of vegetables and fruit and cares
for large flock of chickens. She has
many friends who wish her many
more happy birthday anniversaries.
Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Koe-
hne helped them celebrate the twenty
fifth anniversary of their wedding day
The affair was complete surprise to
the honored couple. Knowing that
their anniversary silver wedding was
approaching they surmised gather
ing of the family might come in dur
ing the evening. In the early after
noon long possession of automobiles
preceded to the Koehne home, accom-
panied by the Eden band. The festi-
vities took place on the lawn and the
band played at intervals all the after
noon. Rev. Horn gave splendid adj
dress. Supper was served to nearly
two hundred guests. After supper
the Morgan band serenaded Mr.. and
Mrs. Koehne and assisted the Eden
band with fine musical program dur
ing the evening. Lunch WAS served
and the party did not break up until
eleven o'clock Mr.. and Mrs. Koehne
were recipients of many beautiful
gifts of silver with all good wishes