The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1929-04-03

Bride is employed. For the pas
several months they have been at tn
home of Mrs. McBride's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Steinhausel
where they helped care for sister
Miss Louise Steinhauser, during he
long and fatal illness.
Miss Ruth Kuntz spent the week
end with Mr.. and Mrs. William Mel
son at Evan, returning Sunday after
noon.
Herbert Bauch of Sanborn spen
Sunday at his parental home.
Sunrise services were held Easte
Sunday morning at the German Ev
angelical church. The services wer'
Union and enjoyed by members Of
several congregations.
Mrs. W.. G.. MCGEE and children
Constance Ann and Elwood of Anoks
and Mrs, w. E.. Schei and daughter
Charlotte drove to Tracy Thursday
and visited Miss Aileen Schei's schoo
near there. She enjoyed them in 60
ing on to White South Dakata, where
they were all dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. James Ruddy. Mrs. Ruddy
is an aunt of Mrs. MCGEE and they
are both former Lamberton residents
Mrs. Schei and daughter went on to
Bookings, where they remained I'M
til Friday afternoon, guests of Miss
Bernice Schei at the Girls Dormitory.
All returned to Lamberton Friday
evening accompanied by Miss Bernice
Schei who remained at home until
Sunday afternoon.
Messrs and Mesdames Asmus Ben
dixen, Frank Beiersdorf, L. j. Wilt,
and Matt Miesen were Easter Sunday
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Masterson of Walnut Grove.
w. G. MCGEE and Oscar Henspeter
of Anoka drove down Saturday on
business. Mr.. Henspeter returned
the same day. Mr.. MCGEE drove
home with his family Sunday.
Mrs. Louis Hammond is seriously
i'll at her home west of Lamberton.
Her daughters, Mrs. Bert Kenyon and
Miss Mildred Hammond who was a
Senior at Teachers College Man
kato are home and caring for her.
Mrs. ]. Zimmerman living in Nc
Geeville is quite seriously i'll at her
home.
The Roth Motor company got in
a shipment of two carloads of Fords
Friday, five cars of which were
quickly delivered. A four door sedan
went to Gilbert Johnson, Tudor to
Phil Moots, Standard Coupe to the
Standard Oil company, Tudor to
Norman Foss and roadster to Ole
Blezen.
Mrs. Ben Everett is nursing at the
home of o. C. Lee, caring for Mrs.
Lee and her infant daughter.
The Lamberton Dance Pavilion is
being shingled this week giving place
to roofing that did not prove sat-
isfactory. Charles Urness and son,
Carl are doing the work.
The Skow Motor company sold
four Chevrolet skies during the past
ten days, coach going to DR.. Ran.
seen and Reverend C. w. Reed and
a sedan to j. L. Coulter and b. Z.
Davenport.
Mrs. Joseph Wilt entertained at a
family dinner Easter Sunday having
as her guests, her daughter and nus
band, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Vogel
and little daughter of Springfield,
her son and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. }.
Wilt and daughter Patricia OF Lam
berton and the other sons and daugn-
tiers living at home.
Leonard Vollmer, Senior at Carrie
ton College is at home for the Easter
vacation.
Two new families have moved into
Lamberton during the past week:
A. J. Bandirmere, wife and one child
of Buffalo have moved into the fran
ia house last occupied by Reverend
G.. w. Reed and family. Mr.. Bandlr-
mere is a Poultry man. j. b. weed
man has moved his family into the
house recently occupied by the Stan
lev Moots family. He is with the
Red Ball medicine company.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Lund of Lorenz
Iowa are guests at the home OF then
daughter. Mrs. Leonard kronbacf
and family.
Miss Edna Sorenson who attend:
the Minneapolis Bible School is a
home for her vacation. She was &C
companied by friend also studen
there. Miss Harriet Warren OF Gill
ingham, Wisconsin.
Monday was another big day To-
the Orientals, when some twenty nv
or more members drove over to NIL
row to help Clell Roger OF that cit!
nut seven candidates through TIT
mystic mazes. One party confident
lv told his wife that he was in a
midnight when neighbor blundere'
out that she had to meet the nigh
train and noticed light in the Orient
al mans home at three a. m. Seeing
the look in the eyes Of said wife, tn
neighbor went home, leaving tn
trembling man to his fate.
The Clothing and Shoes carried b.
John Splett were sold at auction las
week. The store was crowded will
eager buyers.
Superintendent w. P. Keller zen
loved" his vacation" by rapi'
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