The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1929-10-16
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will this month or as early as posi-
BILE, install the Phototone Talking
pictures. This is said to be one Of
the best machines on the market and
many eager movie patrons are eager
for its completion. While many re.
gret the passing Of the silent drama
with it's atmosphere of quiet and re-
taxation, the general trend is TOWARD
the "talkies" and the public will moi
be denied.
Palmer Jensen, who has been 8
patient at the st. Peter hospital anG
who returned home the Fourth OF
July was taken to the hospital the
early part of the week when his con.
dition again became serious. 1t is
said that barley spear working into
his inner eye has had much to dc
with his mental condition. He was
taken to Redwood Falls and then re-
turned here where his step-father
Sven S. Stevenson and his brother-in-
law, Archie Coulson and City Mar
Q shall, Albin Zindel took him to St.
Peter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Mayer were
given a pleasant surprise on Sunday
October, when relatives gathered at
Ramsey Park to celebrate their sill
yer wedding anniversary. Well filled
baskets provided a bountiful dinner
The guests were Mrs. Maggie Hensch
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Pape
and family, all of Sanborn, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Rasmussen and family
and Mr.. and Mrs. John Jensen of
Lamberton, Miss Lucy Mayer of
Minneapolis and William Horning of
Revere.
Friends of Attorney and Mrs. J. B.
LaDue will regret to learn that Mrs.
LaDue and little son Jimmy are
quarantined at their home on Glen
dale avenue, st. Paul. the latter being
Ill with scarlet fever. 1t is a light
form, however, but the quarantine
lasts for three weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude DeCourcey re-
turned Thursday from Minneapolis,
where they went to consult Mr.. De-
Courcey's physician.
DR.. and Mrs. D. v. Gleysteen have
returned from visit to their old
home in Iowa.
John Haas received message Sat-
urday telling Of the death of his
niece, Mrs. Adolph Bremen of St.
Paul. Mrs. Bremen had been in ill
health for some time. She was form
erly Miss Mamie Schmidt, daughter
of MIR. and Mrs. Jacob Schmidt of st.
Paul, the latter sister of Mr.. Haas.
Surviving Mrs. Bremen are her hus-
band and five children, three daugh-
tiers and two sons. Mr.. Haas left on
Sunday for st. Paul to attend the fun
eral to be held On Monday morning.
The Bremen family are members of
the well known and wealthy Bremen
family, owners of the Bermer Arcade
and other vast interests. A brother
founded the city Of BCemerton, Wash
Ington and at his death left more than
n million dollars to his brothers. Mrs.
Bremen was a devoted wife and
mother and her death is severe loss
to her family.
Mrs Michael Harrington returned
lowing pleasant visit at the homes
to her home in st. Paul Sunday, fol-
of her sons, Ed. and John Harrington.
Mrs. Emma Schaffran held a sale
of her household goods at her home
Saturday evening. Henry Helgeson
and family will move into the home
as soon as it is vacated.
Oscar Vaibel who spent the week
end with his family drove to st. Paul
Sunday. He was accompanied by
John Haas, who went down to attend
the funeral of relative.
Fred Holznagel has rented the
Louis Hammond farm, west of Lam
herton.
Lamberton friends of which he has
many were sorry to hear of the seri-
Gus illness of Joseph Phillips at the
County Farm at Redwood Falls. His
sister whose home is in South Dako-
ia is with him.
A regular meeting of the Eastern
Star will be held Tuesday evening.
This is the social evening of the
month and lunch will be served by
Mines. Charles Kempfert, William
Runke, r. D. Butler and the Misses
Cora and Matte Engeswick.
John Wallace was a delegate to tn,
Knights of Pythias Convention helC
In Minneapolis last week.
The Charles H. Parker farm. south.
west of Revere was raided by CHECKER
thieves recently, about 125 hens beins
stolen. Mrs. Parker had depende,
upon their sale for clothing for he
children and the loss is a severe one
Mrs. William Cooler returned Mon
day from two weeks visit with he
daughter, Mrs. j. A. Nolan AM
family in st. Paul and her son, Har
ley Cooler and wife in Minneapolis.
Miss Rolyda Oleson who celebrate
her sixteenth birthday anniversar,
Wednesday, was the recipient of
pleasant surprise planned by he
class mates of the Senior class an
other high school girls. A picni
luncheon was much enjoyed, follow
ing dancing and music. The guest
Were Misses Dorothy and Gladx,