The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1924-07-09
Morgan


Miss Myrtle Andersen who is EN-
ployed in Mankato was home Friday
and Saturday visiting her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Andersen. Elder
Anderson and Grace Cox came uE
from Mankato Saturday evening te
spend Sunday here. All three re.
turned home Sunday evening.
Judge and Mrs. A. R. A. Lauder
and daughter Freida with Mr.. anC
Mrs. Robert Stewart and daughter
Alice spent Friday afternoon in Nor
gan. They were guests at the Pollard
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Hartwick en-
tertained a picnic party of Spring
field relatives at their home Friday
evening.
Mrs. J. L. Haskins and daughters
Betty and Carrie Louise of Mortified
spent several days here visiting old
time friends.
ROYAL Hartwick arrived here dur
ing the week where he will visit indie
initely with his mother, Mrs. Martha
Hartwick and other relatives.
Iva Marchant of Minneapolis is the
guest of her brother Howard March
ant and family.
Editor and Mrs. o. C. Conrad and
Mr.. and Mrs. Gene West and son
Kenneth of Brownton were SUNDAY
visitors at the Pollard and west
homes. e Dolb;
and Mr.. and Mrs. Albert honis r anu
daughter Hazel Of REDWOOD a n
were among the guests at the H. H.
Kempton home over the Fourth.
M and Mrs. w. E. Kempton ana
Master w. E. Kempton Junior visited
At the home of Mrs. Kempton,s par
ants. Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Albrecne'
VIM Kempton recently completed the
study of law in the City and will COM
mence to practice in Marshall, MIN
pesota. The family will move there
as soon as a residence can be secured.
Mrs. Carrie Butcher plans to leave
soon for California, where she VIII
visit her daughter, Mrs. Allie Welder
and family. She expects to be aosen.
the most of the winter, and has leased
her home to DR.. and Mrs. Jorgersoh'
chiropractic doctors.
A pleasant gathering OF 1rlenos
was held at the country home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Zaske Sunday after
noon. The event marked the twenty
fifth wedding anniversary OF the
worthy pair and their sons planned
the surprise for them. A large com.
pany of relatives and friends helped
them to celebrate the day with them.
The Morgan Community Band was
present and furnished some spiendlc
music during the afternoon. Many
gifts of silver were shOwered on the
bride and groom and sincere con
yratulations and best wishes were ex
tended to them. Three sons and one
daughter, Mrs. VIM Kleinschmidt as
sisted with the serving of the we'd
ding supper.
Harold Readon of Portland, Oregon
spent few days visiting boyhood fri,
ends and relatives here during the
week. Harold left here with his par
ents some twenty years ago and com
ing back to renew old friends ships
and view old scenes has been a source
of genuine pleasure to Harold and
his friends. Mr.. Readon is much i'm
proved in health within the past few
years and his friends here are glad
to see him looking so well.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Languell and
daughter Mary Jane of Minneapolis
spent a few days at the home Of
Mrs. Languelrs father, Herman
Mielke.
Julius Loose and family made a
motor trip from their North Dakota
home by car. They had very en-
joyable trip and spent the Fourth
with relatives and friends here.
Rev. and Mrs. George Root and
daughter and Mrs. Melissa Root of
Edgerton were guests Sunday of the
different Root relatives here. The
former are camping at Ramsey Park
and enjoying their vacation.
Morgan put on the~best Fourth OF
July celebration ever held here last
Friday. There was large crowd
present to take in the speaking, the
baseball game and the sports during
the afternoon. The committee of fin
ances came out well as the crowd were
good spenders. It can be said to be
the best natured gathering ever held
in Morgan. In fact it was more of
a Home Coming Day for many of the
families and this added pleasures to
the activities. The proceeds went to
the Morgan Community Band which
has been so liberal with their music
during the past year. A neat sum
was realized after all expenses were
SBaid. Guests from Redwood Falls,
New INN, Fairfax and Franklin en-