The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1928-11-07
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The Halloween carnival at the high
school Wednesday evening was a per-
feet success financially and socially.
''The Pike" was alive from early eve
ming until late at night with custom
ers who spent money freely. Tempta-
ton met one at every turn. There
was the Beauty Parlor where one en-
tered an ordinary mortal and en-
erged a Theda Bara, the Fishing Pond,
Side Shows, for Men Only" for
Women Only" Fortune Tellers booth,
where perplexing and momentous
questions were expertly answered, a
program of no small merit, Barkers
whose balley-hOoing deafened the ears
and bewildered the senses of struggl-
ing humanity in the damned auditor
ium found an echo in the persuasive
tones of the hamburger vender sweet
tooth and pink lemonade maids who
piled their trade with zeal. Anyway
as the young people term it, the
whole affair was "howling success.
By paradox the prize rooster was
won by Mrs. George Rasmussen, wife
of the local meat market proprietor.
A special meeting of the Royal
Neighbors was held Thursday evening
to prepare for the initiation of sever
al candidates.
Mrs Esther Schlagel, district depu-
ty of the Royal Neighbors is in
town this week assisting in a men,
bership drive for the order. A spe-
cial meeting was held Thursday eve
ming.
The Ladies Aid of the Church of
Christ was entertained Wednesday at
the home of Mrs. Ping Terry with
Mrs. William Cooler as assistant
hostess.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Kuenzli of Red
wood Falls were in town Thursday.
Mrs. Kenzli as chairman of the Coun-
ty Women's Hoover Clubs is diligent-
ly marshalling her forces in the final
drive for record votes.
Attorney and Mrs. J. B. DaDue and
Mrs. w. E. Schei were Redwood Falls
visitors Wednesday. M. Bagen also
drove over on court business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Wendtland,
nee Irene Cleveland, and small son
drove to Spencer, Iowa Monday for
an extended stay with Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Davis. Mrs. Davis was form
erly Miss Garnet Hawkins of this
city.
The Eastern Star are planning a
jolly time for election night when a
program will follow the regular meet
ing and will be in charge of DR.. Ran
seen, DR.. VanDuzee, Mrs. Irene Koen-
ig, Mrs. Ranseen and Mrs. w. E..
Schei. A radio has been installed for
election returns and Mesdames Ernest
Grundt, Henry Mayer, w. c. Quinn,
Arthur Christensen and o. c. Lee will
serve lunch.
The Hoover Club for women met
Tuesday evening with Mrs. Charles
Chester. Mrs. w. E. Schei is presi-
dent, Mrs. c. w. Reed, vice president,
Mrs. C.. n. Carver, secretary and Mrs.
Chester, treasurer. They met Satur-
day evening with Mrs. c. C. Walker.
The Lamberton Reading Club met
Monday evening with it's president,
Mrs. C. Corlson. Members respond
ed to roll call with sketches from the
life and poems of Walt Whitmon
Mrs. Elmer Bellig led in Parliament
tary Drill and Mrs. Otto Koenig in
Civics. Mrs. Ernest Grundt read g
magazine article on Stephen Foster
author of "My Old Kentucy Home
and other old favorites. Business
session included discussion on 6
milk ordinance for Lamberton.
Rev. and Mrs. C. w. Reed, and Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Anderson drove t.
Mankato Monday to attend the Schu
nemann-H eink concert.
Miss Aileen Schei attended the Ho
DO Day celebration at Brookings, 5
D., where her sister, Bernlce, is
senior in Home Economics.
Ernest Grundt was New Ulm Wis
itor Sunday, returning Monday.
A little daughter was born Thurs
day, November l to Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Johnson.
Albert Johnson, game warden o
Redwood Falls was in Lamberton OF
business Friday.
John Ahrend, county commissioner
attended to business matters here Fri
day.
Rev. and Mrs. C. w. Reed are NOV
ing this week into the Rev. Congo
home, formerly occupied by the l
j. Wilt family.
Several of the young people fror
college spent Sunday at home includ
ing Douglas Duncan of Carleton
Miss Cecilia Schwengle of Mankat
Normal, Armin Steinhauser and Cla!