The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1922-08-09
Morgan News

Will Kempton returned to his law
studies in the Vocational School in
the City after spending a week or
more with relatives and friends here.
Miss Grace Albrecht and neice Alice
Morgan are visitors at the Warren
Morgan home at Minneapolis.
Mason Hicks who spent some time
on the Earl Butcher farm returned
to his home at Rochester Thursday.
Miss Dorothy Clark passed through
this city while enroute to Spokane,
Washington, where she is engaged to
teach the coming year.
Mrs. Fred Gale and daughters of
Benedict, S. D. left Thursday noon for
the cities. Mrs. R. C. VESSEL accom-
panied them. Fred Gale will meet
his family there and Mrs. Gale and
the children will return home with
him after a two months visit at the
R. c. VESSEL home.
Lawrence McMaster of Sleepy Eye
is spending the week at the home of
his grandparents during the absence
from home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. L.
McMaster, who are visiting at Sioux
Falls, S. D.
Dorothy Rams returned from visit
with relatives at St. Paul and friends
at White Bear Lake. Miss Marie Han
son, cousin, returned home with her
and will remain a guest at the Rams
and Hanson homes.
A number of farmers from around
Morgan attended hog sale at Red
wood Falls Saturday evening.
Mrs. George Thompson entertained
party ofdadies Wednesday afternoon
in honor of Mrs. Hummell and her
daughter of New Ulm. A delicious
lunch was served and a pleasant af-
ternoon resulted.
D. W. Hagermann and family spent
Sunday near Lafayette.
Rev. and Mrs. w. S. Shells and
daughter of Kerkhoven drove into
town Sunday and remained visiting
friends here until Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Carrie Butcher met with an
unfortunate accident early Sunday
morning which resulted in a broken
wrist. She was descending the base
ment stairs. and when within three
steps of the bottom of the stairs, in
some manner her foot caught in one
of the cellar steps and she fell with
such a force as to break both bones
of the left wrist. DR.. Haskins set
the broken bones and Mrs. Butcher is
resting as we'll as can be expected.
Miss Minnie Paape and VIM. c.
Bluhm were united in marriage Wed
nesday afternoon. The ceremony took
place at the Lutheran parsonage. Rev.
Herring read the service. Rudolph
Blum, brother of the groom acted
as best man. The bride was attended
by her twin sister Mata Paape. The
ceremony was witnessed by relatives
of the contracting parties and init
mate friends. A wedding luncheon
was served at the home of the brides |
parents during the afternoon. Mrs.
Blaine Mckay of Redwood Falls, a |
sister of the bride, assisted with the
serving. The groom has accepted
position in a cream station at Fair
fax, where the happy bridal pair will
begin housekeeping. Congratulations
and well wishes go with the bridal
pair.
Mesdames Blaine Mckay and Clay
ton Ward were hostess to a group of
young ladies Tuesday evening of last
week. The affair was parcel shower
in honor of Minnie Paape, a bride of
last week. Many substantial and use
full gifts for the brides new home
were in evidence. Delightful refresh
ments were served.
Oscar Jensen returned to his home
in the city after spending the sum-
mer months assisting at the Depart
ment Store. He drove to the city in
his car, Walter Bohn accompanying
as far as the city. Walter plans to
work in the harvest fields of South
Dakota for the next few weeks.
Wis Stoltz spent the past week visit
ing with friends in St. James, Mime
sofa.
Velva Schouweller of Mankato is
guest at the John Poncin home.
Sylvester Honl spent the past week
at Sleepy Eye. He enjoyed vacation.
from his duties as clerk at the Morgan
Department Store. f.
The Misses Margaret and Ann Jam
,tta are spending their summer vaca-
ton at the home of their brother,
Frank Janotta and family at Melrose.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Netzke have TAX
en- their daughter Vivian to city
hospital to have her tonsils removed.
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