The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1929-12-25
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Mrs. Pliny Terry went to Stillwat-
er Thursday to spend a few days with
Mrs. E. L. Terry and family. Bobbie
Terry, son of Mr.. and Mrs. E. L.
Terry, returned with her for a few
days vacation.
The Bridge Club met Wednesday
evening with Mrs. Otto Koenig, the
event being in the nature of holi-
day party. Prizes were won by Miss
Louise Fering and Mrs. A. G. Ander-
son. Mrs. H. E. Swennes was a
guest of the club. A lunch served by
the club as a whole was very much
enjoyed.
Mrs. R. H. Ranseen went to Min
neapolis Thursday to spend the holi-
days at the home of her father. DR..
Ranseen expects to go to st. James
for Christmas Eve with his parents
and join Mrs. Ranseen in Minneapolis
Christmas day.
DR.. and Mrs. R. H. Ranseen were
recent guests of DR.. Ranseen's par
ents at st. James.
Miss Eyrich of the Junior High de-
partment made practical suggestions
for the Christmas party given by the
eight grade girls at the home of Miss
Dorothy Show, Tuesday evening.
The girls drew names for giving
gifts, but Miss Eyrich's stipulation
was that each girl must make her
own gift. The result was most pleas
ing, each girl receiving a dainty gift
from a classmate that was practical.
A picnic lunch was served and most
happy evening spent. The girls were
the Misses Irene Wentz, Maxine Park
er, Ethelyn Bellig, Leona Dagner,
Jean Quinn, Eda Moude, Vera Penn
BILE, Marjorie Enemark, Marjorie
Jeckyll, Julia Bert, Florence Beck
er, Katherine Hermann and Virginia
Iverson.
Miss Jane Haugen left Thursday
for Eau Claire and other points to
spend the holidays.
Mis- Ruby Mayer who teaches at
Rukwana, S. D., arrived home Satur-
day for the holid>-s.
Miss Aileen Schei arrived home
Friday from the University. She with
other Minnesota students drove to
Wabasso, Thursday, coming over
from there, Friday.
Earl Bisher is spending the holi-
days in Minneapolis with his sister,
Mrs. Colin Coulter
Christmas programs are being
practiced at the various churches,
most of them to take place Christmas
eve.
Miss Katherine Walker arrived
home Saturday from Minneapolis,
where she is attending Art school and
will spend a week with her parents,
DIR. and Mrs. C. C. Walker.
Miss Vera Decker, senior at the
Teachers College, Mankato, arrived
home Friday for the holiday vacation.
The Lamberton Reading Club met
with Mrs. Guy Van Duzee last Mon
day evening, December 10Th. Collect
was read by Mrs. A. ]. Praxel. Roll
call was on Christmas poems. Mrs.
o. c. Koenig gave a very interesting
paper on "The Holy Land" and Mrs.
Henry Helgeson read Van Dykes
''The Other Wise Man." There was
Christmas music on the photograph.
The club by vote of to decided
to write the Redwood County Com
missioners to again hire a Welfare
Worker for the county. A report was
made on the furnishing of the Rest
Room in the new creamery building.
The club with the proceeds of the
rummage sale purchased a day bed,
table, chair, mirror, window hang
ings, ETC., and donated some for pub
lie use. Many are taking advantage
of these conveniences.
Death ended long life of useful
ness and mother devotion, when Mrs.
James Nolan, mother of the late Will
liam Nolan and Francis A. Nolan,
former Lamberton residents, passed
away Sunday at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. B. Shines at Water
town, SD. The remains were brought
to Lamberton, Tuesday and burial