The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1928-12-05
Duzee at Thanksgiving dinner.

Attorney A. ]. Praxel is still at
Rochester where he recently sucInit-
ted to a minor operation hoping to
find relief from an infirmity of his
arm.
Attorney and Mrs. ]. B. LaDue
drove to Eagle Lake Wednesday
where Mrs LaDue and little son
Jimmy accompanied her mother and
brother, Mrs. James Johnston and
son Claude on motor trip to Rock
ford, Illinois where they will visit an
other brother, Henry and family.
Miss Hazel McKibben, teaching at
Amboy and Miss Ruby Mayer teach
ing at Easton spent Thanksgiving
with their parents. Miss Mayer had as
her guest, Miss Gladys Meyers OF
Huron, S. D., who teaches near Man.
kato.
Mrs. w. E. Schei had as Thanks
giving guests, her brother w. G. Me-
Gee, Mrs. MCGEE and children Ell
wood, Loring and Constance Ann OF
Anoka, l. P. Schei and Olaf Schei OF
Fergus Falls, Miss Bernice Schei OF
State College, Brookings, S. D. and
her friend, Miss Ruth Squirting of
Pierre and Miss Aileen Schei of
Tracy. All returned to their homes
Sunday. Messrs. Leonard Pasek OF
Academy, S. D., junior civil engin-
eer at State College and Robert
Crooks of Crooks, S. D., a senior
electrical engineer also of State Col
lege were Sunday dinner guests at
the Schei home. Misses Schei and
Squirting accompanied them back to
college Sunday afternoon.
Donald Parker, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. C. H. Parker was painfully in
jured Saturday. He had been shoot
ing at tin cans with twenty-five
calibre rifle and in some unknown
way a bullet struck the fleshy part
of the thumb of the left hand. He
was Immediately taken to the hospital
at Springfield where the x-ray To-
Gated the bullet and it was extracted.
He was able to return home Sunday
but is suffering much pain.
Miss Ann Oversee and Miss Cecilia
Schwengle of Mankato were Thanks
giving guests at their respective
homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Archer had as
Thanksgiving guests, their daughter
and husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Peterson and small son of Marshall,
Mrs. Carl Wentz and daughter Irene
and Mrs. B. A. Small.
Mrs. John Archer, sons Miles and
Neale, the Misses Ruth Omstead and
Gladys Brudswen all of Brandon, S.
D. were Thanksgiving guests of MIR.
and Mrs. Frank Archer.
Miss Agnes Gaughan of the high
school faculty spent Thanksgiving
with Faribault friends.
Wanda and community were
shocked Saturday to learn of the sud-
den death of Mrs. John Bethany, a
we'll loved member of that communi-
ty. Mrs. Bethany, who was always
well and strong did her usual house
work Friday morning and was later
taken violently ill. A physician was
called but could not diagnose the
case and advised her removal to a
New Ulm hospital. This was done at
once but to no avail death following
Saturday, caused by ruptured intes-
tine evidently the result of a strain.
Funeral services were held from the
Lutheran church at Wanda, Tuesday.
Reverend Langholz, officiating and
burial made in the Lutheran ceme-
terry there. Mrs. Belfany's maiden
name was Albertina Kruegel. She
was born on March A, 1876 at Maple
ton and was married to John Bethany
May %, 1897. To them were born
four children, Alfred who lives at Wa
basso, Eva, MRS. George Grandpre)