The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1929-04-24

preaching lights did not see them and
knocked them both down injuring
them severely but breaking no bones.
In neither case did he seem to be to
blame. Kenneth was picked up and
Immediately by Mr.. Miesen and Mr..
Gumto and taken to the home of his
parents, where a doctor set his leg
and he his resting as well as can be
expected. The picnic came to an UNI
happy ending and it was sorrowful
group of young people who trudged
homeward. Those in the party were
La Mae Fredrickson, Leona Dagner,
Dorothy Show, Claudia Urness, Rus
sell Peterson, Euclair Roth, Clair
Hill and Kenneth Reinertsen.
Messrs Lynn Sheldon, Parkes and
Carter of Redwood Falls met with
| the Board of Directors of the Com
mercial Club and the committees OF
the Commercial Club and Farm Bur-
eau appointed on the picnic commit-
tee, who are George Kluegel, Oscar
Ebbeson and Asmus Bendixen for the
first and D. j. Riordan and Edwin
Anderson for this Farm Bureau Unit.
Mr.. Sheldon is vice-president of the
County Farm Bureau. Plans were
discussed that will make the county
picnic at Lamberton one of the very
best ever held in the county.
Miss Gladys Eykyn and Miss Agnes
Gerhard have rented the lunch room
recently run by Elmo Woolley and will
convert it into an attractive little
tea room to be called "The Green
Lantern" Both young women have
many friends who wish them much
success in Their new venture.
Mrs. William Vollmer entertained
group of little people at her coun-
try home for her little daughters,
Eleanor and Gladys. Mr.. Vollmer
drove in to get the youngsters who
/ spent pleasant afternoon topped
off with a dainty lunch that each one
thoroughly enjoyed. The guests were
Vivian Grundt, Juanita Grundt, Doro-
thy Schuck, Ruth Schuck, Wilma Nc
Kibben, Jean Iverson, Grace Archer,
Wilma Aufderheide, John Aufderheide
Marilyn Everett, Helen Jean Everett,
Jean Aufderheide, Ivadell Raveling,
Dorothy Hubert, Dorothy Tomblin,
Shirley Jean Anderson, Marian Jor-
censor, Ruth Kaale and Shirley ME-
sen.
Joseph Ruddy returned Sunday
from Minneapolis where he had been
on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Wetter and fami-
ly drove to Tracy Sunday to visit Mr..
Wetter's mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Helgeson
moved into the Churchill cottage west
of the grade building and Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Asmus are settled in the
Dustin house recently Occupied by the
Benz family.
Ernest Holden is engaged in repair
ing the so-called Schnormeier house,
now owned by the State bank at
Searles. A new porch is being put
on and the building otherwise gener-
ally improved.
Mrs. George Beatty is in the Union
hospital at New Ulm, where she is
receiving treatment. AS soon as she
is able, an operation will be perform
ed. She has been in very poor health
all winter, but it is believed will re-
cover rapidly after the operation.
Her daughter Viola is a Senior in
high school, graduating next month
and her mothers illness casts a gloom
over the happy event.
Mrs. E. L. Anderson entertained at
Cherry Blossom party Friday. The
guests were seated at three tables
where instead of Bridge, the guests
We'd with each other in making cherry
blossoms for the Brotherhood Club
meeting and literally hundreds of
blossoms bloomed. The guests were
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