The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1924-03-26

formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. An
drew Harried.
S. S. George of South st. Paul was
calling on friends here the first of
the past week. Mr.. George was en-
route to the western part OF the
state, and was guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
C. B. Root while in the city.
Ed. Blanchard of Lewistown, MINI.
was shaking hands with old friends
here on Friday. Mr.. Blanchard has
host of friends here who are pleased
to have visit from him.
Richard and Roland, the two small
sons of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Berdaa
are seriously ill with pneumonia.
Mike Schouveller and Joe Janotta
who are employed in st. Paul returned
to their respective duties after a
weeks vacation, spent at the home OF
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Mike
Schouveller, Sr. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Martin Janotta.
Mrs. Bosel of Henderson is spend
ing the week with her son, Donald
Bosel and wife.
Mrs. Nels Rams pleasantly enter
tanned party of ladies', at her home
Friday afternoon. The affair was in
honor of her guest Mrs. j. L. Haskins
of Mortified. Needlework and cards
helped to while away many pleasant
hours. A delicious two course lunch
was served at the close Of the after
noon.
Frank Heiling and son Hugo re-
turned the first of the week from
Junea, Wisconsin where Mr.. Heiling
purchased a car load of Holsteln milk
cows and heifers. Mr.. Helling is ac-
quainted with the section of the state
where he purchased the pure blooded
stock, and is convinced that the Hol-
stein dairy cow is an essential factor
on the farm and is going into the
dairying business realizing that there
is great future there for the farm.
err.
The Morgan public schools held a
School Exhibition and Carnival on
Monday afternoon and evening. The
work exhibited by the pupils of the
different departments of school was
interesting to the many visitors who
visited the school house. In the eve
ming the pupils put on a carnival
which was also greatly enjoyed.
A special school meeting was held
at the school house Friday evening to
discuss the possibility of eliminating
certain special departments in the
high school. 1t is found that dissatis-
faction exists because of high taxes.
A heated argument took place but the
majority present would not consent
to take any Of the departments from
the high school.
Armand Frazer was taken to New
Ulm on Saturday where he was oper-
ated upon for appendicitis at the Lor-
retta hospital. The little fellow is re-
covering nicely from the effects Of
the operation. 3
C. M. Bendixen who has served Red
wood county in the legislature for the
past eight terms will file in the next
few weeks for the Republican nomina-
ton as Railroad and Warehouse Com
missioner
Madames. E. H. Albrecht and Ed.
Fenske entertained the M. z. Mis-
sionary at the spacious home of Mrs.
Albrecht on Thursday afternoon. A
large crowd was in attendance and
thoroughly enjoyed the program. A
number of papers were read on the
work the missionaries are doing in
China. Mrs. Carl Jorgerson rendered
two musical numbers that were great
ly appreciated. An elaborate three
course lunch was served. Madames.
W. W. Garlic and r. H. Kempton will
entertain the April meeting.
The Morgan High School will render
their annual orchestra concert at the
city hall on March 26th. This is the
fourth concert given by the orchestra.
1t will be pleasing to know that the
Morgan orchestra have been invited
to go to Hutchinson on Tuesday, April
LIST. where Station w. F.. A. NJ. will
broadcast the musical program our
orchestra will render there. Prof.
Hofmeister who has directed our or
chestra since its organization four
years ago, will accompany the young
folks to Hutchinson and will direct
the concert. Morgan feels that we
may justly be proud of our school or
chestra, and it is likely there viii b,
many radio parties in this city the
night Of April LIST to listen in to the
musical program the school viii give
over the radio. Anothers pleasing
feature of the program will be short
address given by Representative C.
M. Bendisen Of Morgan. Last winter
q number from here were privileged
to hear Mr.. Bendixsen speak from
Station WLAG Minneapolis. His vo-
ice carried nicely and his speech was
very interesting as wei a. instructive.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Nielsen Of Evan
were visitors, Sunday, at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Hagerman.
Richard and Roland, the little son5
of Mr.. and Mrs. Berdan were taken
to the New Ulm hospital on Sunday.
They have been suffering with
pneumonia, and they win receive
treatment and care at the hospital.
Friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. Berdan SYM
pathize with them in their anxiety
and hope that the disease win submit