The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1929-10-09
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w onday.
Victor Wog, who is student at
Dundwoody Institute, Minneapolis,
spent several days last week with his
grandfather, Nels Wcg.
Mrs. Michael Harrington of ST..
Paul arrived Friday evening for a
visit at the homes Of her sons, Ed.
and John Harrington. =
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Neale and sons
of Greene, Iowa drove up Saturday
to spend a few days with their
daughter, Mrs. WATSON Quinn and
family.
Friends of Mrs. WATSON Quinn will
be glad to hear that she was able to
go for a drive Sunday and has been
family has strongs hope for her ul-
innate recovery.
| Kenneth Gerhard drove up from
Minneapolis Saturday to spend Sun
day at his home here. Accompany
ing him were Gail Duncan, who is a
Sophomore at the University and
! Douglas Duncan of the High School
faculty at st. Peter. They returned
Sunday evening.
James Tollefson. who is attending
school at Madison S. D., spent Sun
day with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ole Tollefson.
Miss Marie Hubin spent Friday in
New Ulm.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Carver made
business trip to Walnut Grove Sat-
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Bauch went to
Springfield Sunday afternoon to visit
Mrs. Bauch's sister, Mrs. Herman
Nobach and Mr.. Nobach, who had
just returned from Oregon where
they visited the family of their son,
who passed awav last month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Pierce arrived
Friday night from Los Angeles for
a visit with his cousin Arthur Arch
err, and his aunts, Mrs. B. A. Small
and Mrs. J. M. Kenyon. They motor
ed from Los Angeles by the way of
Colorado, Kansas and then north to
Kennebec, S. D., where they visited
Mr.. Pierce's sister, Mrs. Jerry Rior-
dan. The trip to Kennebec registeed
over twenty-three hundred miles and
was made in six days. After a few
days spent here, they will visit in
Minneapolis before returning west.
The many old friends of Mr.. Pierce
were glad to see him and his wife
again. Los Angeles he says is en-
joying steady progress and it's
growth for time was phenomenal.
The Lamberton Reading Club and
hosts in reception given to the
school faculty on Thursday evening
at the high school auditorium. The
large room had been made most at
tractive with a newer arrangement
of seats and a profusion of autumn
foliage. Lamps and flowers attrac-
lively arranged gave a home touch
to the atmosphere and the newly de-
corated walls were appreciated by
those attending. A receiving line
was formed of teachers and board
and this was heightened as each one
passing also took his place at the
end of the line. In this way every
one met every one else. An orchestra
consisting of five of Lamberton's best
musicians, Mrs. A. Einen, Messrs
Louis Otto and Everett Wilt and
Leonard Yackel played during the
evening. A short but splendid pro-
gram was much enjoyed then the
evening turned over for pleasant in
termlngling of teachers and friends.
Miss Louise Fering, president of the
Reading Club welcomed the teachers
and Superintendent w. P. Keller re-
sponded. Mrs. A. G. Einen, who re-
Gently received her masters degree at
Mac Phails gave two much appreciat-
ed piano solos. Mrs. C. Carlson sang
a solo with Mrs. Einen accompanied
and Mrs. E. l.. Anderson and Mrs.
c. w. Reed sang a duet. These two
numbers were much enjoyed. DIR.
MacLane of Wabasso, who is a read
err of ability, had been secured and
responded again and again to en-
cores. Punch and waters were serv-
ed and the evening was much enjoy
ed. At the close of the program the
Parent-Teachers Association was
again revived and Mrs. c. C. Walker
was elected president, Mrs. E. l..
Anderson. vice president; Mrs. T. j.
Eickholt, treasurer and Miss Jennie
Holm, secretary.
George Haas of Marshall spent the
weekend with his parents.
Miss Blanche Clark of the school
faculty spent the weekend at her