The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1922-03-08

the Redwood Falls rooters who were
evident at the Redwood and Morgan
basketball game at the city hall on
Friday evening.
Alfred Green came over from Glen
coe on Sunday to attend to business
matters here.
The first of the month was moving
days" in this little city. Ora Brady
moved from the merchant house into
the Gerhke residence. George Sven
son moved into the John Hanson re-
sidence. While Vern Wilson's are
moving from the Anderson farm into
the Kopiscke house. 7. H. Croker
will discontinue farming and will oc-
cupy his house in this city. While
F. H. Anthony has taken up tenn
poray residence in the Presbyterian
manse until he can secure suitable
home. H. O. Johnston has moved on
a farm and Herman Frederick has
taken possession of the home he pur-
chased of Mr.. Johnston.
A number of the local school teach
ers have been afflicted with the New
Flu. Three members of the Frank
Schueffert family are recovering from
the same malady.
The band concert on Tuesday eve
ming was especially delightful. The
program being given in an artistic
manner. Each member carrying out
each individual part with such a cred
table result that the audience pro-
nounced. the evenings entertainment
as one brim full Of interest. A num-
Der Of the band boys put on minstrel
show which was highly appreciated.
The receipts of the, evenings enter
tainment amounted to $3.50. The
band are planning on new uniforms
and Morgan feels proud of the en-
deavorsf the local band. The citi-
zens join in hearty cooperation with
any effort for a benefit to the band
members. Prof. Hopmeister of New
Ulm has proven himself an excellent
leader and instructor. At the close
Of the concert, a social dance was en-
dulged in until the midnight hour,
when the Lental season was ushefed
in.
Monday afternoon a party of neigh
bors stole quietly into the home of
Mrs. Lars George, and prepared to
give her surprise when she return
ed from a neighborly call. When
Mrs. George returned she was greatly
surprised to find her guests preparing
a delicious spread in honor Of her 63rd
birthday anniversary. Covers were
laid for twelve and a two tier birth
day cake decorated with flowers and
pretty foliage and lighted tapers made
a pretty centerpiece for the table.
Sandwiches, pickles, cake and coffee
were served by Madames Katherine
Jensen, Katherine Pollard and Misses
Martha Madsen and Helen Brady.
After lunch the company presented
Mrs. George with a piece of pyrex-
ware with all good wishes for many
happy returns of the day.
Harry Hurton, farmer living
north of Morgan, had the misfortune
of having his hand, near the thumb
badly lacerated by circular saw last
Saturday afternoon. DR.. Haskins
was called to dress the wound.
Mrs. Henry Albrecht will give a
talk Sunday morning at the Presby-
terrain church on the Mission work
among the Iron Range workers at
Virginia, MINI. Mr. and Mrs. AL
brecht are located at Virginia and
Mrs. Albrecht is conversant with the
educational work among the families
of the workers. She has been en-
ployed as teacher there and her talk
promises to be an interesting one.
Her address will be given during the
opening exercises at Sunday School.
Morgan high school basketball
teams carried away three victories
Friday evening, naturally they are
feeling jubilant as a consequence.
The eight grade pupils journeyed to
Sleepy Eye where they played the
eighth grade team there. The plucky
little fellows won the game in a score
of II to 6 in favor of our team. The
Redwood Falls high school girls team
played our local girls team on our
home floor. A number of our, local
players were victims of the flu during
the week while the Captain Alice
Scheiffert was unable to be out to
the game. Nevertheless, our girls
put up grand good game and kept
the Redwood girls on the jump during
the entire game. The score stood in
favor of the visiting team until after
the first half Of the game. Then our
girls in spite of their physical condi-
ton, threw themselves into the game