The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1929-05-22
LambertOn

DR.. C. w. Hamlon who has been
attending to business matters at
Jackson spent part of the week look
ing over his property interests here
motoring back to the city early Thurs
day morning.
Miss Elva Bakken, senior at Win
ona Teachers College was called
home Monday by the serious illness
of her sister Marvel
Mrs. Phil Moots was taken to the
Union hospital in New Ulm Tuesday
where she underwent serious oper-
ton. At this writing she is rest
ing comfortably.
The Lamberton High School base
ball team defeated the Comfrey
High School team Is to l on Thurs
day, thus winning the Trl-County
High School Championship and tro-
ply. Lamberton team has been un-
defeated this season.
Mrs. L. H. Grimm motored to Min
neapolis Sunday returning Monday
with her husband who has been TAX
ing treatments down there.
H. N. Gerhard motored to Mime
apolis Sunday with his nephew Ken
meth Gerhard, to attend to business
and take in the Minneapolis ball
games. He returned Tuesday eve
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Meek and
Geo. Beatty were New Ulm visitors
on Tuesday.
Lamberton Reading Club met with
Mrs. Arthur Anderson. Collect was
given by Mrs. La Due. Roll call from
Rossine. Tables are to be donated
for the tourist park. Delegates to
attend the convention at WorthingtOn
May 22nd are Mesdames Ranseen,
Fering, A. Anderson, Schei. Devoted
talk was given by Mrs. Matthew Pet
erson, a sister of Rev. Tollefson, who
has been missionary in India for
26 years. She will speak in the High
School Wednesday morning and in the
Sharon Luthern church Thursday eve
ming. A very profitable afternoon
was spent by all. Lunch was served
by Mrs. H. Sievers and Mrs. Mamie
Schei.
Little Mary Jane Koeniy, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Koenig was
rushed to the Union hospital Monday
and was operated on for appendicitis.
The popularity contest in the High
School was voted on Wednesday and
two young ladies receiving the hon
ors of the Senior class were RATHER
inc Harrington and Edith Severson of
the Juniors, Gladys Iverson and Ber-
nice Wilt, of the Sophomores, Lila
Block and Constance Wiberg, of the
Freshman, Ruth Archer and Virginia
Biersdorf. These young ladies are
to sell peoples on Saturday and the
one selling the most is to receive
a prize, from the American Legion.
The Church of Christ Ladies Aid
met with Mrs. Hattie Smith on We'd
nesday. Picnic lunch was served.
Albert Sorenson returned from the
Union hospital New Ulm, on Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Claude De Courcy and
Mrs. Mamie Schei motored to the city
on Thursday where they will attend
Grand Chapter of the o. E. S., Friday
and Saturday.
Round About Bridge Club met with
Mrs. LaDue on Tuesday, those present
were Mesdames Biersdorf, Wilt, But
Ter, Bellig, Grundt, Van Duzee, Schei,
and Carver Mrs. Wilt won head
prize and Mrs. Butler the consolation
prize.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Koenig and Otto
Koenig motored to New Ulm Thurs
day, to attend the graduation exer-
cises of the nurses class of 1929 from
the Union hospital. Miss Arlene Koe-
mig, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. j. Koe-
mig, is one of the graduates.
The many friends of Marvel Bak-
ken will be pleased to know that she
is slowly recovering from her serious
illness of pneumonia.
Miss Louise Fering and Mrs. H.
Sievers entertained the Bridge Club
at the home of the former Wednesday.
Mrs. Ranseen receiving first prize and
Mrs. Bellig low. A delicious lunch
was served.
Friends here will regret to hear of
the sudden death of Miss Lucille Jo-
ceyln who was run down by an auto
mobile when she was crossing the
street at the Seven Corners in St
Paul. Miss Jocelyn was County
nurse few years ago.
The Lamberton High School base
ball team defeated the Wabasso High
School team Tuesday to 8.
Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Carver and
Ray Frazee were Redwood Falls call.
ers on Friday.
Miss Virginia Biersdorf left on the
early morning train Saturday for ST.
Paul, to visit Olive Wiberg over the
weekend
Hilda Graham, sister of Mrs. o.
Bakken is very i'll with pneumonia,
she is at the home of Mrs. Bakken.
Mrs. A. Bethany and Mrs. R. Bel
fanny went to Rochester early Thurs
day morning for medical treatment.