The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1929-05-29
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Nichols Shepherd Machinery Com.
pany has his headquarters at Aber.
deem, South Dakota.
The Seniors enjoyed their picnic al
Ramsey State Park Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Bellig and
children spent Sunday with friends at
Redwood Falls.
Water Rupp spent the weekend
with the home folk at Mountain Lake
Misses Larsen, Meschke and Haug-
en- were dinner guests of Miss Marjor-
lie Maloney at the home of her moth
er in Sleepy Eye, Sunday.
Otto Koenig drove to New Ulm
Sunday, returning with Mrs. Keonig
and little daughter Mary and the la
ter having recently recovered from an
appendix operation.
Messrs Henry Helgeson, c. Carlson,
Fred Helgeson, E. L. Anderson and
Arthur E. Anderson drove to Mime
apolis early Sunday morning where
in company with Norman Anderson,
a student at Augsburg College they
were going to see the Minneapolis
Kansas City ball game.
Charles Van Horn who was rushed
to the hospital at Tracy Tuesday
night with a ruptured appendix is
recovering nicely following his opera
ton and will soon be able to return
home. DR.. Valentine of Tracy who
was called here to attend him is in
charge of the case.
Adolph Tarkelson has moved his
family from the Thomas Crowley
house to an apartment in the Mozart
ney house.
Mesdames C. Carlson, Arthur E.
Anderson, w. E. Schei and Miss
Louise Fering, who were in attend
ance at the Convention of the Fedora
ton of Women's Clubs held in Worth
ington from Wednesday until Friday,
arrived home Friday evening with
other Redwood County women, they
rejoicing in the election of Mrs. A.
D. McRae to the presidency of the
District Federation. Mrs. McRae is
a most efficient and energetic leader.
Mrs. A. Gieseke of New Ulm was
elected treasurer without opposition
The next convention will be held in
Sleepy Eye.
Claude Johnston of Eagle Lake and
his cousin Glen Johnston of Chicago
arrived Friday to spend the weekend
with the formers sister, Mrs. ]. B
LaDue and family. Glen is trainer
in an Athletic club in Chicago and
among the notables who are under
his care are Mr.. Kraft of the Kraft
Cheese Company and the notorious
gangster AL. Capone. Mr.. Johnston
says the CAP to all outward appear.
ance is every inch the gentleman
polished cultured and refined mum
bering his close friends and associates
among the elite of Chicago, an inter.
esting figure in club life.
Mrs. w. E. Schei returned Tuesday
from St. Paul where she had been in
attendance at the Grand Chapter OF
the Eastern Star. She went to Anoka
Monday and on Tuesday drove to
Lamberton with her brother, w. G.
MCGEE, his little daughter Constance
Ann and Oscar Henspeter, all of Ano.
ka.
The last meeting of the Lambertor
AsS1uiLS CluU Will NC USlu Ou hOIUdy
at the home of Mrs. E. j. Eickholt
Election of officers will be held anc
report of the district convention al
Worthington given. Plans will also
be made for the club picnic to which
the husbands of members will be in.
vited.
Edward Harrington has rented the
property north of the track, known
as the McKibben property and will
move his family there about June LIST
Mrs Bert Draayham, her daughter
and Miss Aileen Schei of Tracy were
Saturday evening dinner guests al
the w. E. Schei home.
Word received from Mrs. Phillir
Moots who recently underwent maj
or operation at the Union hospital
New Ulm is, that she is doing yer,
well and will soon be able to return
to her home here.
Mrs. Carl Bauch went to Springfield
Saturday returning Sunday afternoon
While there she was the guest of hel
sister, Mrs. Herman Nobauch.
Miss Katherine Peterson returned
ASuoy evening lIOIn n week WISH
with friends in Minneapolis and st
Paul. Among those she visited were
Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Hurr, former re-
sidents of Lamberton. They and thei,
two little sons are in good health ant
Mr.. Hurr is still an instructor at Dun
woody Institute.
Judge and Mrs. A. H. Emerson oil
Marshall arrived here EARLY Monday
morning and were Joined by Mrs. E
L. Anderson. Judge Emerson went te
New Ulm, where he will hold court
Mrs. Emerson and Mrs. Anderson con.
tinued on to Mankato where they
spent the day.
Messrs Walter Krinke, Ed. Maker
and R. ]. Lehman left early Monday
morning for Norway Lake, north of
Willmar on fishing trip, not to re-
turn until they got their fish. Will
lam Boelke will substitute for Mr..
Krinke on the mail route during his
absence.
Attorney j. B. LaDue, John Jensen
and Mr.. Fritz of Wabasso were in the
cities on legal business Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Bittner and
con Elwood Mr. and Mrs Henry