The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1924-02-13
Morgan

Schmidt of Sleepy Eye were visitors
al the George Davis home Friday o.
! last week.
! Mrs. E. M. Jorgensen and sons
Harry and Warren returned from 4
visit with relatives in Minneapolis.
Mrs. T. R. Metzke entertained a
party of ladies at rag carpet bee
on Tuesday evening. The company
enjoyed a pleasant evening. Delight
fun refreshments were served during
the evening.
Mrs. C. Schoenheider returned from
St. Paul where she was called to as
sist with the care Of her mother who
is ill.,
! Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. Jackson were
guests of friends in Sleepy Eye over
I Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. Robbins with
a theatrical company, are friends Of
! the Jacksons and were showing a.
Sleepy Eye during the week.
Alex Dennistoun of Paxton attend
ed a meeting of farmers en- Wednes-
/ day.
Attorney A. C. Dolliff of Redwood
Folls was business visitor here OH
Wednesday.
The Morgan Community Band will
give home talent play at the city
hall the 22nd of February. The play
is entitled ga Poor Married Man
There will be special music between
acts.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. Jackson have
decided to make their home at Curtis
Court. Minneapolis and are holding i,
private sale of household furniture
at their home here. Mr.. Jackson is
travelling salesman of the Wyman
Partridge Company and desires to To-
cate in the Cities, thereby making i.
more convenient to be at home over
the weekend. They will lease their
residence to E. M. Jorgenson and fam
lily. The Jacksons have many friends,
VINO regret to have them leave this
city but wish them the best of luck
in their new location.
A. w. Hartwick is reported on the
sick list.
An old fashioned sleigh ride party
was INDUCED in Saturday evening
when a bobsled loaded with COM
pany of young and old drove out to
the country home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl Butcher. The time was spent
in playing cards. A delicious two
course lunch was served late in the
evening. Mr. and Mrs Butcher are
entertaining hosts and the guests We're
royalty entertained. The following
| families attended the party. Ora
Brady, w. w. Garlic, F. S. Pollard,
j. L. Adams, Arthur Garlic with Miss
WIS Stoltz and Clarence Hageman.
Mrs. Donald Bosel entertained a
group of ladies at her home Thursday
/ afternoon. Dainty refreshments were
served at the close of the afternoon
A large crowd of farmers listened
to splendid program given by the
| Farmers Institute on Wednesday.
The Community Club served fine HOT
dinner consisting of sour kraut and
/ spare-ribs, baked beans, weenies, buns
and coffee. 1t is estimated that near
| iy three hundred people were fed at
the dinner hour Coffee and buns
was served for lunch late in the after
noon. The Cow Testing Association
gave an interesting program which
was open for discussion. The meet
ing extended well into the night and
the Cow Testing Association served
a delicious oyster stew which was
greatly enjoyed. Madames. Forest
Croker, Bruce Parker, Frank Scheif-
| fert and K. M. Jensen cooked and serv-
ed the repast.
The Morgan Cooperative Creamery
held it's annual meeting at the city
hall last Friday. 1t is interesting to
know that our creamery has increas-
ed in business, with statement which
shows the sum of $183,000.0O worth
of business done during the past
year. They handled 1,104,092 pounds
of cream as well as 28,843 pounds OF
milk. This gives over 333, 900 pounds
of butter fat for the pears produc-
ton, enabling the creamery to manu-
facture 406, 1881 pounds of butter. W..
F. Stoltz has been with the Creamery
| for. number of years and the cream
cry is we'll satisfied with his success