The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1928-12-19
LambertOn

Mr.. and Mrs. V. M. Calkins enter
tanned at Progressive Rock party
Tuesday evening in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lyman Luhd. The guests were
Messrs and Mesdames Lyman Lund
Leonard Kronbach, Wayne Sorenson
Joseph Schilling, Walter Sorenson
Miss Edna Sorenson and Leslie Bak-
ken.
Thirty girls of the high school
have organized "Rooters Club" and
Lamberton promises real pep for the
basket ball games this winter.
Kathryn Harrington was made yell
leader and Miss Gaughan, coach
Lamberton has won in both games
against Wabasso and Coach Cady is
working up an interesting team that
promises good work for the season.
First team is made up of Wollard
Engewick, Arno Peterson, Sylvester
Anderson, William Gerhard and Will
liam Beirsdorf
A very pretty wedding of the
Thanksgiving holiday was solemnized
at the Zion Evangelical church of
Germantown, when Miss Rosetta
Schwanke, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Schwanke, was united in mar
riage to Mr.. Arthur E. Linnemann
living north of Lamberton. The
marriage service was read by Rev,
/. M. Adelman, who was assisted by
Rev. Scibret of Slayton. Mrs. Thomas
Doe, sister Of the bridegroom, pre-
sided at the organ and played "Warbl-
ings at Eve" before the service and
Lohengrins wedding march as the
bridal party entered. Mrs. Albert
Will and Miss Gladys Schwanke
sisters of the bride were ushers
Little Lorraine Schwanke, sister OF
the bride, dressed in white and carry
ing basket of pink and white flow
ers, scattered them as the bride en-.
tered with her maid of honor, Miss
Grace Butler of Hendricks. Miss
Butler wore a dress of >crepe anc
carried pink carnations. The brides
gown was fashioned of white geor.
gette and rhinestones and her veil was
of embroidered net with a brida
wreath of orange blossom Her flow.
ers were white carnations. The groom
was attended by the brides brother
Mr.. Clarence j. Schwanke. A wed
ding dinner followed at the home Of
the brides parents where man!
guests were hidden.
Following a motor trip to various
points in the state, Mr.. and Mrs
Zimmerman will make their home at
Buffalo Lake.
Friends will be grieved to hear OF
the death of Mrs. William Crandall
living near Hackensack. Mr.. Gran
dali spent nearly all of his single life
in Lamberton where his father, DR.
L. S. Crandall, was a pioneer physi-
clan. Mrs. Crandall before her mar.
riage was Miss Mary Grazing OF
Spring Valley. After her graduation
from Hamline University she taught
for several years in the Lambertor
high school. 1t was here that she
met and married Mr.. Crandall. Three
sons were born to them and in hel
determination to educate them she
and her husband have not spared
themselves. The boys are being put
through the University of Minneso-
ia. Mrs. Crandall was possessed Of
an unusually splendid character ant
her death of paralytic stroke is &
sad blow to her family and many
friends. Details are lacking.
Election of officers of the Roya
Neighbors took place Thursday. eve
ming. Oracle, Eva Runke; Vice Or
acle, Edith La Due; Past Oracle
Gertie Peterson; Chancellor, Ella An
derson; Recorder, Margaret Perry
Receiver, Helen Koenig; Inner Senti
mel, Jennie Weldon; Outer Sentinel
Bertha Carver; Organist, Erms
Schilling; Manager for three yea
term, Mamie Schei; Physician, Dr.