The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1923-07-18

81 mrs. m. j. Bertrang and baby are
at MankaJO, where mrs. bertrang Will
submit to a MINOR operation.
Miss Genevleve Huschke is recover
~ag nicely from an operation for ap-
pendeclIls at the New Ulm hospital.
4 She will be soon strong enough to
return home, which is good news to
ner many friends here.
MRS. George Goodeil returned on
Tuesday from visit with her home
people at Shakopee.
II carl Zimmerman is critically i'll at
! mis- home in this village.
Mrs w. F. StoltZ was at home 20
+ a number of lady friends on Friday
and Monday afternoons. A delightful
hour or two was spent visiting and
in sewing. A delicious lunch was
served which included raspberry short
4 cake from berries grown in the Stoltz
4 garden. All reported a pleasant time
both afternoons.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Albrecht re-
turned Tuesday of last week from
Ximball Nebraska, where they went
to attend the funeral of Mrs. Al
brecht's brother-in-law.
Il Mrs. Mary Determan of Hayerhlli,
II iowa Is the SutSL VI HSi oiocci, -AAo.
I Frank Tretter.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tretter and
their guest Mrs. Mary Determan en-
| ioyed the beauties of nature IN the
Ramsey Park, at Redwood Falls Sat
urday afternoon.
Richard Story who has been taking
treatments at Rochester the past two
years, has returned home much I'M
proved in health.
Mrs. j. L. Adams and son James
with Mrs. Pollard attended morning
services at the Presbyterian church
at Redwood Falls on Sunday. They
had the privilege of listening to the
sheik tell How the Chaldeans got
leir Bible" His talk was very in
| teresting.
Mrs. J. L. Adams and son James
with the Madames E. H. AlbrechE,
Stoltz and Pollard attended Mite
Society meeting at the home OF Mrs.
Dennistoun at the Ashland farm on
Thursday afternoon.
Miss Lillian Wedrath of Minneapo-
lis is spending her summer vacation
with relatives in and around Nor
gan. The first day of her arrival
@e had the misfortune of fracturing
her wrist while cranking the Ford
ear on her brothers farm. She will
remain with her sister, Mrs. w. w
Garlic for week or more.
During the intermission an open air
band concert Saturday evening Ra-
fel Emanuel gave a short but in
resting ak on life in the Holy Land
He spoke ON a car on the main
sire t. The crowd was so 'arge
t was dii leu to hear al the Won
d rful me sage he ha to gira his
hearers. Next Sund y eveni g he will
We another lie tire all about he var
inus conditions relig on ami $50 S
of the people in the far ,ands of tie
East. The meeting viii be h Id in
; the city hall and everyone is invited
to hear his graphic description of life
in the Orient. A collection will be
taken at this meeting to help to de-
fray the speakers expenses. All who
will have the privilege of hearing the
; Sheik will feel well repaid for attend
ing the lecture -
Glen Rogers. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed. Rogers, who received serious in
jury when pony he was endeavoring
to catch in the pasture, kicked the lad
IN the face in such manner as to
cause injuries to the eye which is much
improved at this writing. For a time
1t was feared that the sight of the
injured eye was IMPAIRED but hopes
are now entertained for a compete
I recovery
Miss Inc Metzke went to White
Bear Lake for visit at the Metag
home Miss Eveyn Pollard will assist
her father at the Post office during
/ Miss Metzke's absence
| Rex Jensen is here from St. Pau]
on visit to his old time friends.
A. w. Hartwick and family are
spending a short vacation on an auto
trip in the northern part of the state.
Mrs. C. o. Gil1fllan and mother
Mrs. Douglas Allen of Gilfllan drove
through to st. Peter in the beautiful
new Franklin car of the Gilfillan's.
A number from here attended an
ice cream social at the Nelson coun-
try home Wednesday evening of last
week. The Gillfllan Danish choir
rendered number of beautiful sell
ections. Rev. Hanson read a splen-
did story, after which Mr.. and Mrs.
Hanson sang pretty duet.
Mrs. John Colville and daughter
Marian, Mrs. A. D. Stewart and sis
ter, Miss McNair were callers at the
Pollard home Wednesday afternoon.
w. j. Mcdonald and wife and Mr..
Tillisch of Walnut Grove were in
Morgan Friday afternoon on bust
ness. Mrs. Mcdonald visited her sis
ter Mrs. Pollard while in town.
Funeral services were held Satur-
day morning for the little two year
old Mexican girl who passed away
on Friday morning, following a few
days illness from measles and pneu-
monia. The child was the daughter
of a Mexican family who arrived here
to work in the beet fields at the Philip
Smith farm home. The sorrowing
parents are grief stricken over the
death of their only child-another
child having been called by death only
a year ago. Father Gertli conducted
the last sad rites over the remains
of the little one whose sorrowing par
ents can understand only a few
words of the English language and
whose grief is keenly felt over the
loss of their little daughter Burial
was made in the Catholic cemetery.