The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1929-07-31
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Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Schilling motor
ed to Walnut Grove Friday evening
to see the formers mother who had
the misfortune to fall and dislocate
her hip about two weeks ago and is
still unable to be out.
Mrs. L. J. Wilt and daughter, Patty,
Miss Wilma Cooler and Bobby Terry
spent Sunday afternoon at Bean
Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. MCGEE and chill
dren of Anoka visited friends here
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mrs. F. Sheppard of Harrington,
Nebraska is visiting her sister, Mrs.
John Wallace, and other relatives.
Miss Wilma Cooler who attended
the summer session at the University
of Minnesota returned home Satur-
day.
Mike Schultz received word Thurs
day morning of the death of his
mother at Long Prairie. He left for
that place the same day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Einen and son Clair,
Mrs. L. J. Wilt and daughter, Patty
and Betty Terry motored to Mime
apolis Tuesday. Mr.. Einen and fami-
ly returned the same evening. Mrs.
Wilt and daughter went on to Still
water to visit E. l.. Terry and family
and returned home Saturday. Betty
Terry who has been visiting at the
X. H. Wilt home remained there.
ahns &c cnondino
the summer at her grandfather's cot
tage at Swan Lake, visited at the j.
B. LaDue home last week.
Mrs. Henry Heidemann has been i'll
the past week from bad attack OF
tonsilitis. She is little improved
at this writing.
Leonard Pasek and Miss Betty Luz
cas- of Pierre, South Dakota were
guests at the j. B. LaDue home Tues
day and Wednesday.
The Wednesday evening services at
the Church of Christ have been dis
continued for few weeks on account
of harvesting.
The Christian Ladies Aid entertain
ed at the H. Roger home Friday at
ternoon. Mrs. Joe Schilling was
guest of honor. There were fourteen
ladies present. Ice cream and waters
We're served for lunch.
J. B. LaDue transacted business at
Mankato Wednesday.
c. S. Guam and family who have
lived here the past winter, moved to
Mankato Thursday. Mr.. Guam is a
h.
Memorial Company of the city.
A. Bendixen, manager of the Lam
berton Live Stock Association, re-
ports a shipment of stock by Matti-
son Bros, through the association
last Wednesday of three car loads,
mostly steers. They were sold on
Thursdays market and brought IA Il
cents pound, and total of $S,285.74
for one shipment. Madison Bros,
believe and are demonstrating that
there is a reasonable profit for the
farmer in raising stock at present
prices. Mr.. Bendixen states that in
one year the association has shipped
nearly 21a million pounds of live
stock.
Phil Moots returned Saturday from
a trip to eastern Nebraska where he
and his family went last Thursday
to visit Mrs. Moots' brother, Elmer
Schultz, who lives at Harrington. Mrs.
Moots and children will remain there
about three weeks and it will pro-
badly go to visit her father and moth
er, who live in southeastern Nebras-
ka. Mr.. Moots reports crops good in
the country and said that harvesting
was nearly completed in eastern Neb-
raska.
Ray Johnson of Mankato was a
weekend guest at the c. Bauch home.
Miss Vera Gerhard gave a parcel
shower Wednesday in honor of Mrs.
George L. Davis nee Stella Leaf, a
July bride. A dainty lunch was serv-
ed. The guests were Mrs. ]. A. Leaf
and daughters and Gladys, mother
and sister of the bride, Edna Dagner,
Leona Albertson, Esther Runke and
Gertrude Riordan.
Mrs. Henry Gerhard and children,
Vera and Leo, visited friends at Fair
mont, Sunday.
Little Gene Lohrke of Balaton is