The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1929-10-02
LAMBERTON

Mrs. George Shelton invited num-
Der of old acquaintance Monday at
ternoon to help celebrate her birth
day anniversary. A delicious lunch
was served to the following guests
Mines. Albert Hermann. Carl Schultz
William Keller. Henry Meyers, John
Leaf, E. L. Anderson, G. G. Walker
C. E. Griffen, John Woolley, L. A.
Albeit, Ole Kaale, G. w. Hamlon.
Charles Calkins and Mrs. George
Shining of Wabasso.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Rice and
family of Hanska were visitors Sum-
day at the homes of Mr.. Rice's aunts,
Mrs. G. A. Keon!g and Mrs. A. w.
Scheick.
Miss Jennie Holm, instructor of
the Teacher Training Department. at
tended the state meeting held in the
Cities last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Einen and Mrs.
Guy VanDuzee drove to Minneapolis
Monday for the day. Mrs. VanDuzee
will remain for few days and visit
at the j. B. LaDue home in st. Paul
and the w. G. MCGEE home at Anoka.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. w. Reed, MRS. y.
w. Hamlon, Mrs. S. N. Show and
Mrs. E. L. Anderson drove to Pipe
stone Tuesday to attend a Foreign
Missionary Convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clair Cox drove to
Heron Lake Sunday with Mrs. Cox's
mother, Mrs. S. H. Parker, who left
from that point for Sioux City for
a visit with her brother, Frank Alb
bett and wife.
Orval Lee who has been at Madrid
and Des Moines. Iowa is expected
home today with friend, Olaf Jen-
sen, of Madrid.
Mesdames Guy VanDuzee, E. u.
Grundt, w. E. Schei and daughter
Charlotte, drove to Tracy Sunday af-
ternoon to attend a Christian Science
lecture.
The Blue Birds met Monday with
their president, Miss Lucille Grundt.
DR.. Ranseen drove to Willmar SUM-
day to meet Mrs. Ranseen, who had
been in Minneapolis during the past
week. Mrs. Ranseen drove to Will
mar with her father, sister and aunt
and with DR.. Ranseen had a picnic
dinner there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Perry are
visiting relatives and friends at Dunk
ard. Iowa.
The Ladies Aid of the Methodist
church met at the home of Mrs. G.. G.
Walker Friday. plans were discuss
ed for the annual bazaar and supper
which will be held about the middle
of November.
A little son. the third in the family,
was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Ras-
mussen on Wednesday, September
25th.
The Luncheon Bridge Club was en-
tertained Friday at the home of Mrs.
c. R. Carlson with Mrs. Guy Van
Duzee assisting hostess. Invited
guests were Mrs. Detmer Kluegel,
Mrs. w. E. Schei and Miss Jane Hau-
gen. Mrs. L. H. Grimm carried off
honors and Mrs. .Kluegel received
the consolation prize.
Mrs. H. Sievers and Miss Louise
Fering were guests of friends at Bel
view Sunday. Mrs. Sievers formerly
lived at Belview.
Miss Anna Oversee spent the week.
end at her home. She is teaching
near Tracy.
F. A. Nolan of ST. Paul visited at
home home of Mrs. Nolan's mother,
Mrs. William Cooler. Tuesday Mrs.
Cooler accompanied him to st. Paul
on his return for a visit with her
daughters family and with her son,
Harley Cooler and wife.
Mrs. Ben Everett has returned
from Minneapolis and is again caring
for Mrs. Quinn. 1t will be good news
to the many friends of Mrs. Quinn to
know that she is showing consider
able improvement, although still un-
able to speak.
Ed. Harrington and little son Ed
ward, Jr., drove to Tracy Saturday,
where the last of the stitches in the
under part of his arm IF the six-year-
old, who suffered bad fall recently,
were removed. Not once during the
experience of the fall a-l taking and
removal of the stitches did the little
fellow utter a cry. His face would
pale but stoicism that was remark
able was maintained throughout the
trying ordeal.