The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1923-02-14
Morgan News

A baby boy was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Hugo Mattke on Friday.
Will kempton spent the weekend
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. H.
kempton, returning to Minneapolis
the first of the week.
Mrs. Katie Giem of Minneapolis. a
former resident of this village, spent
the past week visiting old time fri
ends.
The basketball games between Nor
ton and our local game, to be played
here last Friday night, was postponed
on account OF the prevailing influenza
epidemic.
Miss Loretta Mccarthy, Commercial
teacher IN our public school, was cab.
ed to the city Friday, owing TO the
sudden death Of an aunt
Mrs. NJ. }. Bertrang is a Mankato
visitor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Morgan and
Will kempton attempted to drive
through from the city Saturday
They encountered some badly drifted
roads and were obliged to abandon
their auto at Glencoe and take the
train for the remainder Of the journey.
We are sorry-to learn that the con
dition of Mr.. VESSEL is not as hope
full at this writing Reports from his
bedside at the Mound Sanitorium state
that he is much weakcr Mrs. Bert
ZGmwinkle of Redwood Falls was call
ed to st. Paul Saturd Y afternoon,
whore Mrs. VESSEL and daughters are
at his bedside Ha,,
DR.. j. l.. Adams wired his friends
that the illness Of their son James in
terferred with the family getting here
last week. The doctor will undoubtly
arrive this week
Mrs. J. L. Haskins packed their
household goods, preparatory TO NOV
ing TO Rochester DR.. Haskins is all
ready enjoying a good medical prac-
tise there, and his wife and daughters
left this week where the doctor and
his family will take up residence.
Morgan people regret 10 los this
est.nable family. but wish them sue
cess In their new cIti'n.
A sale of delicious doughnuts was
held Saturday afternoon by the Am.
erican Legion Auxiliary. Each dough
nut was sold at five cents piece.
The proceeds Of the sale was sent TO
a tuberculosis hospital. The doughnuts
and the object for which they were
sold for were both good and the auxili
airy realized nice sum for their la
bors.
DR. and Mrs. w. w. Garlic and A.
A. Garlic motored to Minneapolis the
first of last week. Dr. Garlic spent
the week al the State Dental Conven-
ton. They returned Friday afternoon.
Members of the American Legion
Auxiliary rendered Mrs. J. l.. HaskinS
farewell reception at the Legion
hall Monday of last week. Mrs Has
kins will be missed in the active and
social life of our city. She possessed
the talent OF a delightful reader and
willingly filled out in different pro-
grams IN an artistic manner Cards
formed the entertainment for the eve
ming. A substantial lunch was served
and the society joined in wishing both
Mr.. and Mrs. Haskins Godspeed and
happiness in their new home at Roch-
ester.
The influenza epidemic was severe
enough the past week in our public
schools. The school nurse sent home
81 pupils one forenoon, who were too
i'll to study. Out of one grade only
one pupil escaped the malady. The
teacher dismissed school for the two
remaining days of the week. Nearly
every family has one or more patients
in its household.
benefit card party in the city hall
February 18th. Luncheon was served
during the evening.