The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1926-08-25
City and County

Miss Marion Jaehning, in company
with her cousin, Miss Mary Louise
Chamberlain, of Marshall is spending
this week camping with the Marshall
Girl Scouts at Tepeeotah on Lake
Shetek
Harold Pease of Minneapolis Wis
tied here and at Belview for short
time last week. Upon his return to
Minneapolis Friday James Byram ac-
companied him for visit with friends,
returning to Redwood Falls Monday.
VIM. H. Vanderburgh of Minnea-
polls, candidate for Associate Justice,
called on Redwood Falls voters Fri
day. Mr.. Vanderburgh is the son of
the late c. E. Vanderburgh, former
justice on the supreme bench.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur HassenstabI
and son left Monday of last week for
their two weeks vacation, planning to
divide the time between the home of
Mr.. Hassenstab's parents at Saint
Paul and with Mrs. Hassenstab's par
ents, DIR. and Mrs. E. A. Lyman at
Remer. They will return at the end
of this week.
Gordon Cole, Leonard Sampson and
Jack Wilson were weekend guests at
a house party given by Miss Alice
Branton of Willmar at the Branton
cottage on one of the Willmar lakes.
All the guests of Miss Branton were
young people who attended Carleton
College last year.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Matson had most
interesting visitor last Wednesday in
the person of Mrs. Matson's aunt,
Mrs. Emma Half of Brazil. Mrs. Half
is woman of wide travelling ex-
perience, whose ability as linguisti
opens up to her the most interesting
things in the countries she visits, and
which are closed to the ordinary trav-
eler. She has been the guest of her
sister, Mrs. Matson's mother, Mrs.
Noreen of Winthrop, for the summer
months. Mrs. Noreen and Mr.. and
Mrs. A. M. Erickson of Winthrop all
spent the day with her at the Matson
home.
Colonel George Whitney, for IL
years assistant adjutant general of
and for 81 years an Off
GER In the Minnesota national guard,
died at Faribault Friday after nine
months illness. Colonel Whitney was
a captain in the Sec
ond Minnesota Infantry in 1886. Dur
ing the Spanish-American war he
served with the 18th Minnesota volun-
teers, and in 1905 he was named as
sistant adjutant general of the state,
serving until 1917, when he retired.
Mrs Mary Bjornberg and daughter,
Mollie' Mr. and Mrs. Albert Otterson,
Misses Alice and Sarah Ness, Ruby
Snethun and Mr.. Even Benson motor
ed over from Dawson Sunday to spend b
the day with Anna Biornberg.
Twenty-nine Missouri farmers came
last week to southern Minnesota to
be Shown how to farm. They made
their headquarters during their stay
in the state at Albert Lea and made
several trips out from there to visit
dairy farms in the vicinity. A two
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Bureau of the County and the bust
ness men of Albert Lea were hosts at
a banquet in honor of the visitors.
Mrs. Josephine Sizer of st. Paul
was reelected president of the Wo
mems Christian Temperance union
at the annual state convention of that
organization at Thief~River Falls last
week. All old officers were re-elect-
ed, with the exception of Mrs. PAMELA /
w. Muhleman, ST. Paul, recording
secretary, who is in Switzerland,
where she will remain for a year.
Mrs. Lila H. Matteson, st. Cloud, as
sistant recording secretary, was adj
vanced to the secretaryship. Other
officers are Mrs. Bessie Lathe Scovell,
Minneapolis, vice president; Mrs. Vera
f. Stairway, Minneapolis, correspond
ing secretary; Mrs. Martha ]. Reed,
St. Paul, treasurer; Mrs. Scovell and
Miss Rozette Hendrix, Minneapolis,
presidents emeritus.
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