The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1929-04-10

ing of the Eastern Star. Following
the work the men of the order served
lunch with women taboo in the kit
chen. Needless to add the lunch was
perfect success and the women took
note of the special dishes that men
like. The men in shirt sleeves who
made the evening a hilarious one
were Messrs. Claude De Courcy,
Worthy Patron; Percy Makarral, SEN
tinel, Charles Chester, James Dun
can, John Stonebroker, B. J. Coulter,
WATSON Quinn, Mike Arnold, Gus
Kempfert, DIR. Van Duzee, DR.. R. H.
Ranseen, Attorney J. B. LaDue, Art
hur Christensen, Charles Carver, AL
fred Christensen, John Wooley, Will
liam Nelson, Lauer, Charles Snyder.
w. P. Keller, Henry Helegson and
Oscar Ebbeson were honor guests.
The Lamberton Reading Club met
Monday evening with Mrs. R. H..
Hansen, Mrs. Arthur Anderson read
the collect. A paper on "The History
of Redwood county was given by Mrs.
w. E. Schei, Mrs. R. H. Ranseen gave
a most interesting book review on
"Mother India" A lively discussion
followed. An interesting business
meeting followed.
Mrs. Walter Gerhard and little sons
Jimmy and David who were guests
at Mr.. Gebhard's mothers, Mrs.
Mary Gerhard for a week returned to
their home at Owatonna Sunday.
Mr.. Gerhard drove up for them.
While here Mrs. Gerhard was guest
Of honor at bridge party given by
Mrs. Otto Koenig. Bridge was play
ed at three tables high and low score
being won by Mrs. R. H. Ranseen and
Mrs. C. R. Carlson. A dainty lunch
con was served the guests who were:
Mesdames Walter Gerhard, John
Haey, L. H. Grimm, Elmer Bellig,
Ernest Grundt, ]. B. LaDue, Guy Van
Duzee, Arthur Anderson, C. R. Carl
son, Cahrles Urness, R. H. Ranseen,
w. E. Schei and Misses Katherine
Peterson and Louise Fering, Miss
Louise Fering entertained similar
group of ladies at her home, assisted
by Mrs. Charles Urness also compli-
menting, Mrs. Gerhard when Mrs. W..
G. MCGEE of Anoka was also a guest.
The first prize was captured by Mrs.
Arthur Anderson and low by Miss
Katherine Peterson.
Miss Margaret Bingham of LIE Roy
a graduate of Teachers colleger, Man
kato has been secured by superintend-
ent w. P. Keller to complete the
school year of Mrs. Henry Helgeson
nee Hilda Ringnell, resigned. Mrs.
Helgeson was junior high teacher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Maloney Of
Comfrey spent Sunday here with old
friends.
E. C. Steinhauser spent Friday and
Saturday at New Ulm.
The Guam family spent Easter
weeks near Mankato.
L. A. Cooler was a Redwood Falls
visitor Friday.
Mrs. Gaughan and daughter Miss
Agnes Gaughan were Tracy visitors
Saturday.
County Surveyor Reynolds and G..
A. Koenig were called upon to survey
the farms of Otto Streubing and
John Henning in Waterbury township.
H. A. Barth is the owner of new
Durant sedan purchased from Elmer
Bellig, dealer.
The Plymouth Agency, a Chrysler
product has been taken over by Will
liam Wegner.
Mrs. Alice Nolan and children Billy
and May of Balaton, who have been
visiting at Clement stopped off here
awhile on their return home and visit
ed at the F. A. Beiersdorf and L. j..
Wilt homes.
William Koenig, who is manager of
lumber yard at Hartwich, S. D..
spent the latter part of the week in
Lamberton and Redwood Falls on
business.
A bill is up before the legislature
proposing the creating of municipal
court for Lamberton. The territory
is an extended one and would mean
an increased volume of business for
Lamberton.
William Wegner reports the sale
of a Dodge Six De Lux sedan to Will
liam Lauer, one of the same kind to
John Fox and Mr.. Wegner has him
self, taken one of the same kind.