The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1929-06-26
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Mrs. L. j. Wilt entertained bridge
party last Tuesday in honor of her
sister, Mrs. Dave Rogers of Chicago.
Cards were played at two tables and
Mrs. c. E. Carver held high honors.
The guests were Mesdames F. A.
Beiersdorf, Elmer Bellig, R. D. But
Ter, c. E. Carver, j. B. LaDue, w. o.
Koenig, Otto Koenig and Dave Rog-
ers. After the games a dainty lunch
was served by the hostess which all
enjoyed.
E. F. Johnson of Minneapolis who
has spent the past ten days here and
at Wabasso looking after business
interests, left Saturday for home.
A large number of the members of
the Catholic chuch enjoyed Sunday
picnic in the grove on the D. Riordan
farm southwest of town. Tom Mast
erson and family of Walnut Grove
and Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Moloney of
Comfrey were among those from out
of town who attended. An enjoyable
time was reported.
Mrs. Hattie Smith and son, Glen,
and William Lauer went north for
a weeks visit among the lakes of
Douglas county and incidently to
sample the fish of that part of the
state. At Osakis they were joined
by Miss Raye Pruitt now of Mime
apolis. The party reports good fish
ing and a general good time. They
returned last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clell Roger and little
daughter of Milroy were Sunday vi
sitors at the home of Mr.. Rogers
mother, Mrs. H. Roger.
The Odd Fellows picnic in the E.
w. Linneman grove Sunday was well
attended by the Lamberton members
of that order and their families and
all report good time.
A deal was consumated last Friday
whereby Willie Jaeger and August
Kringel became the owners of the
George Rasmussen farm northwest
of town. The price paid Mr.. Rass-
mussen was a little over $107 per
acre. AS this farm is quite well i'm
proved and is a short quarter, the
price paid is considered reasonably
low, less than Mr.. Rasmussen would
have taken for it had he not been
engaged in other buiness and not
having time to attend to the farm.
F. w. Vogel who is quite we'll
known here was business caller at
this place Saturday. Mr.. Vogeps
business takes him over a large part
of the State and he reports that
crops in Redwood county are good
as he had seen. Corn, he says, ranks
with the very best. Speaking of the
recent storm that swept over large
portion of the state and was partic-
ularly severe in the vicinity of Man
kato, Mr.. Vogel relates that his auto
was standing in the yard near his
house when a large tree was uproot-
ed and fell across the car, completely
crushing it, necessitating the pur-
ase OF a new car before he could
esstart on his next trip.
L. ]. Wilt made business trip to
Marshall Wednesday. The ladies
spent the day with Mrs. c. R. Knee
land. Mrs. Kneeland now resides at
Marshall but lived in this village
good many years, having been one
of the first settlers of Lamberton.
She has a host of friends in this
town.
DR.. and Mrs. Walker and Mr.. and
Mrs. E. L. Anderson were Sunday
guests of Judge and Mrs. Emerson.
The Judges family is now occupying
the fine new home they have recently
completed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Rogers and chill
dren, after a weeks visit here with
relatives and friends, left Wednesday
for home, going via Saltwater, and
Shell Lake, Wisconsin. At the form
er place they will visit Mrs. Rogers
brother, E. L. Terry, and family and
at the latter sister, Mrs. R. Olson.
Miss Opal Woody, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. F. S. Woody of Lamberton~