The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1924-01-16
Morgan

The George Thompson family are
visiting relatives at Nicollet before
leaving for their new home at Port
land, Oregon.
A daughter arrived at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Goodell on Mon
day Of last week.
Eleven. friends of Miss Verna
Hopp, helped her celebrate her
eleventh birthday last Tuesday after
noon. Mrs. Carl Hopp served a de-
lightful lunch at the supper hour
Later in the day party of friends
and neighbors dropped in to wish
Verna many happy returns of the day.
Coffee was served; and all report a.
pleasant time.
Eight friends of Mrs. Hans Seiber.
spent Tuesday afternoon at her home.
in celebration of her SEVENTEEN birth.
day anniversary. A delicious lunch.
was served. Mrs. Kate Deitzmann,.
daughter Of Mrs. Seibert, assisted the
hostess in serving.
A. w. Hansen and son were in St..
Paul the past week, where Norman
will consult specialist.
The young folks enjoyed a sleigh
ride party out to the country home
of Mr.. and Mrs. William Nielsen. The
event marked the birthday anniver-
sary of their daughter Gladys. Need.
less to say the company of young peo-
pie had wonderful time. A splendid
supper and games ofNall kinds helped
to pass away a pleasant evening.
The Royal neighbors held their re-
gular installation Of officers at the
lodge hall, Tuesday evening. Mrs.
Earl Butcher acted as Installing Of
ficer. The members held a social hour
after the installation at the Hartwick
Fountain Inn. A program was rend-
cred and refreshments were served.
Frank Tretter who has been con-
fined to his bed, since before the holt
days, is steadily growing weaker.
Mrs. Lena Knapp and son Arthur
of Snohomish, Washington visited re-
latives here on Wednesday and Thurs
day: Mrs. Knapp is sister Of Ferd
Hartwick.
Mrs. Frank Gerstmann of Redwood
Falls attended the annual meeting of
the State Bank. Wednesday afternoon.
A boy was born to Mr. and Mrs.
George Gewerth on Tuesday.
Nels Jesen came from st. Paul last
Tuesday. to attend stockholders
meeting of the State Bank Mr.. Jen-
sen is looking fine and enjoys visiting
his old time friends. He is busiIy
employed in the Good will Store at st.
Paul and finds the work much to his
liking.
E. II. Albrecht was visitor at the
Twin Cities the past week.
K. M Jensen and son Winfield were
at Redwood Falls, on business on
Wednesday.
Owinr IN the bad roads between
here and Wahasse. Rev. Bell was un-
able to preach at the PRESBYTERIAN
church at Wabasso last Sunday.
Durham Sparks of Redwood Falls
the Fuller Brush man. was canvas
sing the town the past week.
The West and Hartwick families at
tended a family reunion at Redwood
Falls on Thursday evening. The af-
fair was in hcnar of Mrs. Knapp and
son Arthur of Snokomish, Washing
ton.
The White Swan Legion basket ball
players defeated the Fairfax town
team in fast game week ago Mon
day evening. The score resulted in
1914 in favor of our boys Owing to
the inclement weather of Thursday
evening the game with Corfrey was
postponed.
The High School Orchestra are prac-
Using for their annual concert which
will be held in the near future.
Joseph C. Hofmeister of Springfield
is their director and instructor.
The Morgan Messenger published
an interesting statement of the ship
ping statistics at the Morgan depot
during the past year. 1t can be said
that $50 carloads of products were
shipped from this station during the
past twelve months This includes.
corn, wheat. oats. livestock bailed hay
and straw and last but not least the
sugar beet industry is fast claiming
The attentions of the farmers around
here. Manager Pettis reports the bill
ing of 145 car of beets with Station
Agent Haganan during the past
year. Morgan claims three words be-
ginning with the letter B. namely
Beef, Beets, and Boost.