The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1929-08-28
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L. A. Cooler and H. A. Senst were
Wednesday business visitors at Red
wood Falls.
Mrs. j. Yackel of Minneapolis was
a guest at the c. Bauch home last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Roger. are in
charge of the M. R. Arnold home in
the absence of Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold.
The many friends of Rev. and Mrs.
E. P. Gabriel are sorry to hear they
are leaving Mankato for a distant
location. Rev. Gabriel will have
charge of the Church of Christ at
Rolla, Mo. 1t will be remembered
that he was the founder of the
Church of Christ at Lamberton,
Tracy and Willmar and was formerly
pastor of the Church at Redwood
Falls. Rev. Gabriel is held in high
esteem by the members OF all these
churches who wish him the best Of
success in his new field.
John Blake and son of Mankato,
former residents of this place were
here Friday looking after his farm
ing interests and meeting old &C
quaintances.
Friends of Mrs. WATSON Quinn
were shocked to hear she had suf-
fered a paralytic stroke thursday at
ternoon. She is still in very seri-
Gus condition.
Ira Steed and A. M. Trip arrived
here Friday, the former from ST..
Lawrence and the latter from Miller,
S. d. They were here to get farms
to rent. They had heard good re-
ports of Redwood county and wanted
to visit it. From herethey went to
Lucan and Vesta and were favorably
impressed with crops and conditions
generally. They report fair crop
of small grain in their country but
the corn was a failure due to lack
of moisture.
Mrs. A. A. Swanbeck of LIE Sueur
visited friends here several days last
week. She was a guest of Mrs. p.
Terry.
l. P. Schei of Fergus Falls motor
ed here Sunday accompanied by Mrs.
W. E. Schei and daughters, Bernice,
Aileen and Charlotte, who returned
to their home here after spending
the summer at Schei's cottage at
Swan Lake.
Charley Blake formerly of Lamber-
ton but now of Rochester, arrived
here Wednesday and returned Friday.
While here he looked after his farm
ing interests and visited friends. Mr..
Blake reports that Rochester is
booming, there being at present $50
building in course of construction
also that quite a number of farms
have been sold in the vicinity of
Rochester and that lard prices have
advanced about twenty-five dollars an
acre this spring.
Ray johnson of Mankato accom-
panied by Miss Esther Bauch of this
place motored to Balaton Saturday to
visit friends and relatives there.
Mary E. Schlegel, District Deputy
of the Royal Neighbors Lodge was
here several days last week in inter-
est of the Juvenile Lodge. Mrs. Sch
legel attended the regular session of
the Royal Neighbors Lodge Thurs
day evening at which time three new
members: Mrs. Huoh Coulter, Elva
Bakken and Viola Beatty were in
itisted. A picnic lunch was served
after the business meeting.
Miss Aileen Schei left Sunday to
visit relatives at St. Paul and Anoka.
Mrs. A. j. Praxel and children are
spending the week at their cottage at
Lake Shetek.
Mrs. Caroline Sievers and Miss
Louise Fering gave a Bridge lunch
con Wednesday at the Fering home in
honor of Mrs. L. Schumacher of Min
neapolis who is visiting here. Cow
ers were laid at four tables. The
guests were Mesdames c. Carver, L.
j. Wilt, j. Beirsdorf, G. VanDuzee,
j. B. LaDue. Otto Koen;g, C. Carl
son, R. D. Butler and the Misses
Jane Hagan, Katherine Peterson and
Marie Nielsen. A delicious one
O'Clock luncheon was served and
a delightful time was had by those
present.
Mrs. R. Calkins and daughter have
moved into the O'Malley house form
er!y vacated by the Guam family
who recently moved to Mankato.
Mrs. Melissa Parker has been i'll
the past week but is somewhat i'm.
proved at this time.
Announcements of the marriage of