The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1929-02-13

The Eastern Star Chapter has beer
invited to attend School of Instruc-
ton to be held at Tracy Tuesday eve
ming, February 10. If roads are pass.
able, large number are planning to
attend.
The Christian Mothers of the Cath
olic church met Thursday, with Mrs
George Kluegel.
The Luncheon Bridge club met
Tuesday with Mrs. H. Sievers, with
Miss Louise Fering assistant hostess.
All members were present, the num-
Der being reduced, because of vary
ing circumstances, to three tables
and are: Mesdames j. B. La Due,
Guy Van Duzee, Otto Koenig, L. H.
Grimm, Elmer Bellig, Charles Urness,
C. Carlson, H. Sievers, R. H. Ran
seen, A. E. Anderson, and Misses
Katherine Peterson and Louise Fer
ing. First prize was won by Mrs
A. E. Anderson, consolation prize 60
ing to Mrs. C. Carlson. A delicious
two course luncheon was served.
The Commercial Club banquet
scheduled for Monday night was post
poned until some later date, owing to
the inability of several on the pro-
gram to be present.
Lamberton fans seemed worked up
to a grand finale, Friday night, when
the local quintet beat the New Ulm
team by score of Is to 8. The
gymnasium was packed with a howl
ing mob as bent on beating New Ulm.
as was the team itself and they gave
the team all of the encouragement
needed. The Rooters Club, thirty but
terfly girls of the high school, under
the direction of Miss Agnes Gaughan
and yell leader, Miss Kathryn Har-
rington added much interest to the
game and cheer to the boys. New
Ulm was able to make out one field
goal The Lamberton team has not
lost a game on their own floor this
season, but still have some stiff op-
position in the Tracy and Redwood
Falls battlers, both of which teams
are very secure in their behalf that
they can wallop Lamberton at home
or abroad.
A large number of parents and
friends attended the Dramatic con-
test held at the high school auditor
ium, Tuesday evening. Listeners rec
ognized some of the very best talent
that has been shown in several years
In Dramatics, Elsie Tollefson won
first place and Adelee Jhunke second
over Olive Woody and Mildred jock
VII. In oratory, Wollard Engewick
won first and Hamar Benson second
over Eugent Schraeder and Ralph
Anderson. In the Humorous selec-
tions, Harold Coulter won first and
Lila Block second over Dorothy Raue-
ling and Camilla Ness. The judges
were: Superintendent and Mrs. Sven
ming and Miss Ailent Schilling, all OF
Sanborn. Miss Ruth Archer and Miss
Claudia Urness sang several duets
and the high school orchestra OF thir-
ty-fve pieces, under the able direc-
ton of L. ]. Wilt, was real treat
as we'll as real surprise to the audi
ence. Mr.. Wilt has unusual success
as leader and his intense interest and
love of music quickens the interest
of the young girls and boys in the
Oh chestra, and brings forth the very
best that is in them. Lamberton is
proud of Mr.. Wilt and his orchestra.
Mrs. George Roger made a bust
ness trip to the Twin Cities the first
of the week, expecting to meet her
daughter, Mrs. Dale Simon, nee, Zoe
Roger of Bismarck, North Dakota
who had planned to be with her moth
err there and assist her in her buy
ing. But upon Mrs. Rogers arrival
at the Andrews Hotel, a message
from Mrs. Simon awaited her, tell
ing her that upon her arrival in Min
neapolis telegram awaited her call
ing her back to Bismarck, because OF
the critical condition of Mr.. Simon,
who was that day, hurt in an auto
mobile accident between Bismarck