The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1929-04-17

he would call their attention to it
after they had turned the corner. 1t
is known that this was the cause of
the accident. The young people suf-
fered only minor scratches but the
car is total wreck and although
hauled to town by the Roth Motor
company will not even be salvsged.
The top and both sides were all
smashed in, every window but the one
on the side were broken. Mr.. Haw-
kins has owned the car a week, buy
ing it from Arthur lehman. 1t was
in first class condition and no one
knew of the defect in the radius rod.
He had intended to take out double in
demidity insurance because of SINH
lar accident he had once but had not
had time to do so. The young people
are all prominent young people.
Beiersdorf being the star basketball
player, son of the station agent,
Frank Beiersdorf, Keller was on the
second team, Miss Harrington cheer
leader and Miss Miesen also a men,
Der of the Rooters Club and a daugh-
ter Of Mott Miesen, local merchant.
There is much rejoicing that were no
serious injuries and no blame attaches
to the young people.
The Commercial Club met Friday
evening at the Archer Cafe. Follow
ing the six o'clock dinner which was
served to thirty-eight members a
business session followed. Plans
were formulated for the Farm Bureau
county Picnic to be held here, June
IL and it was decided to hold a
Fourth of July celebration here that
will be bigger and better than ever
before held and different celebration
in every respect. The new creamery
project came up for further discus
sion and plans for it's formations are
progressing satisfactorily.
Mrs. S. H. Parker entertained at
an afternoon tea, Tuesday compli-
mentary to Mrs. Hirsch of St. Paul,
mother of Mrs. C. w. Reed, who is
visiting her daughter and family. A
delicious lunch was served the guests
who were Mesdames Hirsch, c. W..
Reed, D. V. Gleysteen, Edward
Springer, John Leaf, C. C. Walker
and B. j. Coulter.
L. A. Cooler was a business caller
at Redwood Falls Monday.
Miss Gertrude Nelson spent Sum
day with Mrs. Fred Wasiloski at
Eagle Lake, driving down with Mr..
and Mrs. Otto Gherke and daughter,
Orloine. Mrs. Wasiloski was former
ly Miss Gherke of Lucan.
The regular meeting of the East
ern Star will be held Tuesday eve
ming. This will be a social evening
and a picnic lunch will be served.
The annual meeting of the Lam
berton Cemetery association was held
Tuesday evening at the city hall.
Resolutions passed by the city council
turning over of the Lamberton Gem
etery to the association was accepted.
The council reserves the right to re-
tain one hundred and fifty dollars
of the cemetery fund as guarantee
against any Indebtedness of the Gem
etery association. The Association
is to make a statement of their fin
ancial standing to the Village coun-
Gil every six months on July 1 and
January 1. Old officers were re-
elected as follows: President, William
Lauer, Vice President, Joseph Sahr,
Treasurer, Emil Gerth, Secretary,
Mrs. w. E. Schei. Andrew Peterson
and William Harnack are the two
other members of the board. Adolph
Boyer was reelected by the board
following the general meeting and
will have entire charge of the ceme-
terry. Lots will be cared for at three
dollars per lot per annum and per-
petual fund will be created at fifty
dollars. This money will be invested
in government bonds Or other bona
fde security and the interest will be
used for the care of lots thus stated.
All lot owners will be notified and
copies of the laws and constitution
will be enclosed. The object is to
improve and beautify the cemetery
and the association is meeting with
cooperation and encouragement.
Mrs. W. E. Schei and daughter
Aileen were Redwood Falls visitors
Monday.
Miss Alice De Long entertained a
group of friends at her home Monday
evening honoring her fourteenth
birthday and anniversary. The guests
who enjoyed pleasant evening at
games and the bunch that followed
were the Misses Gertrude Dooner,
Ethelyn Bellig, Marvel Bakken, Irene
Wentz, Ruth Archer, Jacelyn Boelke,
Noreen Harrington, jeanette john
son, Leona Dagner and Charlottee
Schei and Norman Hill, Lester Bak-
ken, Lester Schaffran and Wilbert
Schaffram.
w. o. Koen;g of Hartwich, S. D.,
spent several days this week in Lam
berton and Redwood Falls on bust
ness.
F. H. Nepperman was in Redwood
Falls Monday for medical treatment.
The Wilberg building is undergoing
extensive repairs this week that will
do much to improve and add to the
of Lamberton's main
street. An entire new front is be-
ing put in which when finished, will
in its architectural design be unlike
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