The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1923-06-06

/ the capitol of Korea will give an in
/ teresting talk on the conditions and
progress of Christian work in foreign
lands. Other speakers will take part
in the program. A large delegation
from other parts of the district is
expected to attend and the society is
hoping for splendid time.
The Midland Chautauqua will be
in Morgan July 1st and lasting five
days. The very best talent has been
procured and a large attendance is
expected to enjoy these programs.
Mrs. r. C. VESSEL called on friends
here during the week. She returned
to Sleepy Eye on Thursday.
Miss Lydia Sasse and the Selmer
family with Fred Sasse's from Sleepy
Eye visited at the j. H. Anderson home
on Friday evening.
The open air band concert held
here on Saturday evening was largely
five cars were parked on Main street
as close together as possible. And
many other cars were lined up in the
alleys and on side streets. The music
was greatly enjoyed by the crowd Of
listeners. Another splendid program
is being prepared for next Saturday
evening. Better come along and spend
an enjoyable evening and visit with
your friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gerstman, Mrs.
H. M. Ball and Miss Marian Adams
were in town short time on Wednes-
| day of last week.
Mrs. Mallisia Root of Alpha, Mimi.
came down from Redwood Falls with
the c. B. Root family. She spent
the past week visiting with relatives
and many friends here. In spite of
her 81 years she remains active and
retains her interest in the topics of
the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. o. Gilfillan are TAX
ing a pleasure trip to the Pacific coast
They plan to tour through Alaska
before returning.
/ George Haeny has gone to Robbins
dale where he will be employed in
the drug store of Will Mueller Ga
former Morgan boy) George served as
apprentice in the local drug store
and plans to further his studies al
the opening of the State DIVERSITY.
Prof. Hilberg Peterson and wife
have leased the Bendixsen residence
They moved their household effect;
there, before leaving for Excelsior
where they will spend the summer
months. They will return to Morgan
at the beginning of the school year
Miss Florence Hogenland, and Miss
Lauretta Mccarthy will also return
to resume their duties as teachers
Miss Meta Sorenson who is a Morgan
graduate, and who met with such fine
success a few years ago as a higf
school instructor has also been secure
on the school faculty.
During the week will occur mar.
riage that is of interest to many Nor.
gan people when Professor Otto Do
milan will take as his bride Miss Edna
Bezanson, the teacher of the 9Th ano
9th grades of our public school the
past year. Master Russell Albrech
a pupil of the 9th grade gave kitchen
shower, on Tuesday evening, in hon
or OF Miss Bozansen. The Albrech
home was prettily decorated in pinI
and white. A mock marriage servic,
caused much merriment and Furnished
Il the principle entertainment for tn,
evening. The pupils all join with tn,
many friends of the happy couple il
wishing them joy and prosperity il
their welded life. Both Mr.. and Mrs
DOMAIN were successful teachers i,
our public school the past year anc
the public are glad to know that they
will make their new home in Wabasss
where they will both teach in the pub
lie schools there.
A large audience attended the com
mencement exercises at the city hal
on Friday evening. The graduate:
were Helen Albrecht, Myrtle Andersen
Alma Dahmes, Allen Frederickson
Eline Haeny, Martha Madsen, Willis
Pollard, Agnes Schouveller, Eugen,
Shank and Alice Sorenson. Miss Sor
enson was salutatorian and Eugen,
Shank valedictorian. The speaker Of
the evening was L. V. Harmon Of
Redwood Falls. Many favorable com
n ments were made on his splendid ad
dress. His hearers felt they could
have listened to his interesting dis
course much longer without fatigue
He spoke on "The Education of {
Hero" and his talk was indeed in
spring.
Little Master Leslie Kamholtz spent
very happy birthday Wednesday Of
last week when house full of rela
tives and friends came in to help hin
celebrate his fourth birthday anniver.
sary The little fellow was the recip
lent Of many nice gifts and a deli.
cious lunch served during the evening
was enjoyed by all.
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