The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1924-01-30
Morgan

Buttermaker w. F. Stoltz attended
a convention at Albert Lea, Tuesday
of last week.
Editor H. B. West went to st. Paul
on Friday where he remained until
Monday, visiting friends and rela-
tlves.
Mrs. Fred Gale of Benedict, N. D.
spent few hours Wednesday calling
on friends. She returned to Redwood
Fails, Wednesday evening.
We are pleased to report marked
Improvement in the condition of
Frank Tretter, after being confined to
his bed for two months he has been
able to be about the house, which
comes as good news to his many fri
ends
Mrs. H. o. Johnston went to Red
wood Falls Wednesday evening to at
tend an Eastern Star meeting. She
remained for few days visit with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. j. H. Hillig
before returning home.
Attorney w. R. Werring was Beaver
Fails Tuesday of last week where he
attended the Tooth birthday anniver-
sary Of his grandmother, Mrs. Brown
of that place. A large gathering OF
relatives helped the aged lady. cele-
brate the day in a fitting manner.
Mrs. Brown is enjoying good health
and is doing all the household duties.
A son is making his home with her.
]. w. Mccarthy and wife of Morton
were Morgan visitors on Tuesday
The George Thompson family de-
parted for Portland, Oregon on Thurs
day.
Mrs. Dan Schiller and child of New
Uim are visitors at the Paape, Ward,
and Bohn homes.
the Lampert Lumber yards, spent
here. Mr.. Leider and his family are
located at Ladysmith, Wisconsin and
are enjoying their new home
A party of friends and relatives
gathered at the Emil Loose home to
assist Miss Bernice in celebrating her
10Th birthday anniversary. Games
and music helped to while away a
few pleasant hours. Lunch was serv-
cd late in the evening".
At meeting of the directors OF
the Morgan Live Stock Association,
G. B. Root of Redwood Falls was elect
ed Manager of the association. R.
H. Kempton who has been engaged
with the company will be an indepen-
dent stock buyer after Monday, at
which time Mr.. Root will take up his
duties here. Mr.. and Mrs. Root have
many friends, who are glad tc hear
that they will return and make Nor
gan their home, as soon as arrange
ments can be made for a residence
here.
Mrs. John Carlile was the honored
guest at pleasant social gathering
at his home last Wednesday after
noon. The event marked the 73rd
birthday anniversary of Mrs. Garlic
The lady has endeared herself to a
large circle of friends because of the
cheerful and patient manner in which
she has carried her affections caused
by rheumatism. For the past twenty
two years she has been confined to a
wheeled chair, unable to help herself
Her many friends are glad to make
the day happy for her, and many mes
sages of love and good wishes were
sent by absent friends. A nice assort-
ment of canned fruits and jellies,
candies and other gifts were present
ed to Mrs. Garlic, together with a j
purse of silver from a number of fri
ends. Miss Florence Hoglund, fifth
grade teacher, in our public schools |
thoughtfully loaned her Victroia for
the afternoon. Music and an i'm |
promptu program was rendered. |
Madames Lucy Adams and Katherine /
Pollard served the refreshments. Rev. |