The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1923-12-05

Mrs. Louisa Menk returned from ST.
Paul, Sunday, where she helped care
for her sick daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew O. Harried
were at Pipestone where they attend
ed the wedding of their only son Carl
Harried to Miss Anna Carlson of
Woodstock. The marriage took place
Thanksgiving Day. The groom has
large circle of friends here who con-
graduate him over the happy event
and extend to the newlyweds best
wishes for long and happy welded
life. Carl has been engaged as violin
list for Mikes Imperial Orchestra at
Pipestone, one of the leading dance
orchestra's in southern Minnesota, for
number of years.
A daughter was born to Mr. and
Mrs. Will Henning on Tuesday of last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Schieffert very
pleasantly entertained party of fri
ends at a six o'clock dinner a week
ago Thursday. The event was in ceIe-
bration of the seventy-fifth birthday
anniversary of Mrs. Barbara KretSch,
mother of Mrs. Schieffert. The guests
from out of town included Dr. and
Mrs. A. F. Kretsch Of Fairfax, Mr.
and Mrs Tom Kretsch of Gibbon, Mr.
and Mrs. L. A. Shilling of Springfield
and Mrs. Lena Kretsch. The dinner
table was decorated with large birth
( day cake and Mrs. Kretsch, ST. was
/ the recipient of number of beautiful
/ gifts with many good wishes for happy
I returns Of the day.
I C. p Tharklsen, formerly Of Brook
vile, but now of Hutchinson, spent
! the past week with his daughter, Mrs
I VIM. Schultz and visiting his many
friends at Brookville.
4 A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Chris. Kjeldgaard on Monday OF
last week.
|. j. P. Jensen of Brookville visited his
4 daughter at the Redwood Falls hos
pital on Sunday.
4 Relatives of Mr.. and Mrs. Chay-
/ Schouveller of Nicollet We're notified
on Saturday of the unfortunate &c
cident that befell their eldest son. The
lad was taken to the Locetto hos
pital at New Ulm suffering frons
wounds received from the accidentas
discharge of gun. The charge TOOK
effect in the abdomen and the laos con-
dition is said to be serious.
While Sam Harder, Jr. was walk
ing by the side of a heavy load of
gravel, the team he was driving be-
came frightened by passing motor
4 and before he gained control of the
horses his foot was severely injured
when it became caught under the
wagon wheel. The accident occurred
On the east road near the George
Green farm on Wednesday.
Marshall Mike Schouveiler accom-
panied Alfred Loose, the boy 1eserter
from the U. s. army back to Fort
Smelling last Friday. They made the
trip by auto.
Ren. c. M. Bendixen figured in a
peculiar automobile mix up while driv-
ing on Front Street near the State
Bank on Friday. His car collided
with George Schmidt riding horse.
back. The horse was carried several
feet before the car could be stopped
Mr.. Schmidt had presence Of mind to
leap onto the radiator Of Mr. Bendix-
] sens car and luckily escaped Wits
4 minor injuries to one of his knees
VIM. Stricken residing at the home
of Ed. Volk near Clements wandered
E away from I1IG HOfflc u LHc fOlE Ss
Wednesday evening about nine O'Clock.
He was wearing bedroom slippers and
scantily clad. When he failed to re-
! turn searching party was formed
/ and the search was continued through
the night until the unfortunate man
was found at ten the next day in
/ neighboring cornfeld. He was found
! thoroughly chilled and kneeling on the
| ground holding his slippers in hrs
hands. Mr.. Stricken recently return
ed from the. Redwood Falls hospital
where he had partially recovered
from injuries received in a recent au-
tomobile accident. He appears TO
be in a dazed condition, and his wand
ering on Wednesday is as result of
the accident.
A family reunion was held at the
K. II. Kempton home Thanksgiving
Day. Among the children to gather
around the festive board were Mr..
and Mrs. Will Kempton and little
Billy and Edwin Hartwiek of Minne-
apolis.