The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1929-09-25

Mr.. and Mrs. Clair COX nave re
turned from a pleasant visit in tn
south. They drove as far as Buck
ley, Illinois with Mr.. and Mrs. job
Stonebraker who visited relative
there. Mr.. and Mrs. Cox then cor
tinued to st. Louis where they visit
ed Mr.. Cox's mother and sister. The
visited the museum where Limo
bergh's gifts and trophies were eS
hibited and said it would seem ther
was no article known that was no
among the collection. The St. Loui
Zoo, next to the Bronx in size wa
another interesting point. The entir
trip was much enjoyed.
Mrs. Ed. Vogel of Springfield, he
mother, Mrs. Joseph Wilt, and sister
Miss Alice Wilt were Redwood Fall
visitors Friday.
Miss Kathryn Harrington, Mis-:
Dorothy Tessman, Karl Ringle ant
Gilbert Wagner, the latter three from
Sanborn, spent Sunday at Ramse!
Park.
Mrs. Oscar Waibel and children
drove to New Richland Thursday tt
visit Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. Waibel, re-
turning Sunday. Mr.. Waibel who ha:
headquarters at Mankato drove home
with Mrs. Waibel to spend Sunday
here.
J. j. belong has been quite ill fol-
several days with pneumonia, but is
now somewhate improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fay Decker and Miss
Vera drove to Mankato Monday morn
ing. Miss Helen Leaf accompanied
them as far as Golden.
Roman Wilt was New Ulm visit
or Saturday.
Mr.. Arthur Eykyn was host at a
pleasant affair Friday evening when
he invited in several friends to help
celebrate his twentieth birthday an
adversary. Dancing was enjoyed by
the guests as was the sumptuous
bunch served at the close of the eve
ming festivities. The guests were the
Misses Ruth Kuntz, Edna Dagner,
Kathyrn Harrington, Aileen Schei,
Virginia Dickson, Florence Senst,
Vera Gerhard, Pearl Bellig, Cecilia
Schwengle and Mrs. A. G. Anderson
and Messrs. Clarence Bellig, Francis
Miesen, William Beiersdorf, Kermit
Decker, Norman Anderson, Bert Bel
Zig, Wollard Engeswick, Darrell Mar
ben and Philip Miesen. Arthur was
presented with wrist watch, the
gift of his friends.
Kenneth Keller left Wednesday
for Minneapolis, where he will at
tend the State University.
Miss Aileen Schei left Sunday for
st. Paul where she will enter the
State University She will make her
home with her aunt, Mrs. E. w. Nc
Near in st. Paul.
Edward Harrington, Jr., little five
year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Harrington suffered a severe injury
Saturday afternoon, while playing in
the hay loft of the barn at his home.
In some way he missed his footing
and fell to the floor below, catching
on spike it is believed as he fell.
He was taken to a doctor at Tracy
but there it was learned that the doc
tor was in Revere, so the return was
made there, where the wound under
the arm necessitated the taking of
six stitches. Last year the little fell
low broke his collar bone on the same
side in fall.
Curtis Hasa left on the early train
Sunday morning for St. Paul.
Allen Crawford of Argusville, N.
D., was a visitor at the home of his
aunt, Mrs. D. j. Riordan, Monday, on
his way from trip into Iowa. Mrs.
Riordan motored with him to North
Dakota where she visited relatives.
They returned Sunday and Mr.. Craw-
ford will visit his aunts Mrs. Riord-
an, Mrs. Ed. Harrington and Mrs.
John Harrington before returning to
his studies at Ames College, Iowa..
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Werner and fami-
ly of New Ulm and Mr.. and Mrs.
John Krinke and family were dinner
guests Sunday at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. William Wegner.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Roth, Mrs.
George Kluegel and Mrs. John Half
fey motored to Minneapolis Monday.
William Beiersdorf, Hamar Ben
son and Arno Peterson left Sunday
for st. Paul where they will enter
Augsburg College. Norman Ander-
son is a senior there and Miss Rose
Haffey sophomore.
George Haas of Marshall was a
weekend visitor at his parental home.
The Ladies Aid of the Sharon Luth-
eran church was entertained Thurs
day at the home of Mrs. C. R. Carl
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Chester are
enjoying pleasant vacation trip to
northern Minnesota, motoring up tc
Mentor and other points
Attorney P. c. Reynolds, Referee
with the State Industrial Board, was
a visitor at the W. E. Schei home
Tuesday.
w. J. Strate of the State Bank al
Searles, attended to business matter:
here Saturday.
Rev. and Mrs. C. M. Tollefsoi
Rove to Hanley Falls Tuesday, wher,
hey were the guests of relatives un
III "Wednesday evening