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

Laura Graham and Lester Skelto
, both of Sioux Falls, S. D. Bot
young people were formerly resi-
dents of Lamberton, the groom being
the son of Percy Shelton. The coupl
will make their home at Sioux Fall
where the groom is employed. Friend
extend best wishes for their happi
ness.
Miss Ann Oversee is teaching neal
Walnut Grove, Miss Helen Leaf al
Golden, Miss Ruth Kephart at Coco
Thunder, Miss Hazel McKibben al
Amboy and Miss Cecilia Schwenglt
at Morton, all spent the weekend al
their respective homes.
The Ladies Aid of the Church Of
Christ met at the home of Mrs. A. l.
Sorenson Wednesday. A goodly num-
Der were in attendance and pleas.
ant afternoon spent.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Koenig return
ed the latter part of the week from a
visit with their daughter, Miss Mil
dred, an instructor in the Minneapo-
lis schools, and at the w. G. MCGEE
home in Anoka.
A. Zindel was again placed on the
! police force this past week and began
his duties Immediately.
The house vacated by Supt. Keller
and family is now occupied by the o.
G. Ebbeson family. The Jurgenson
family have moved into the house
vacated by Philip Moots and the
Dawson belong family are OCCUPYING
the Herreman house vacated by Jur-
gensons. Mr.. and Mrs. Dale Regain
of Morgan and three sons are NOV
Ing into the Pierce home vacated by
the belongs. Mr.. Regain recently
accepted position with the Wegner
Implement company.
Class meetings were the order of
the day in the local schools last week,
elections resulting as follows: Senior
Class, president William Gerhard:
vice president, Clement Kluegel; Sec
retary-treasurer, ROLAND Rasmussen.
Junior Class: president, Constance
Wiberg; vice president, Arthur Voll-
mer; secretary-treasurer, Evelyn
krinke. Sophomore Class: president,
Henry Timm; vice president, Harold
Coulter; secretary treasurer, Grace
Anderson. Freshman Class, presi-
dent, Norine Harrington; vice presi-
dent, Charlotte Schei; secretary-trea-
surer, Jennetta Johnson. In the
Teachers Training Department, Of
ficers elected were, president, Leslie
Becker; vice presidnt, Irene Darkow;
secretary, Elsie Langholz; treasurer,
Edna Dagner.
Duck hunting in this vicinity has
been very good and very few hunters
have returned home without bagging
their limit. The Gun Clubs formed
have made more certain the success
of the hunter as their passes and
sloughs were protected.
The Cantine Contractors of Walnut
Grove have charge of the re-gravel-
ing of Highway No. 7 in Redwood
county. Work was begun on the west
end and is well under way. No. z
here has been one of the worst street
ches in this part Of the county and
this improvement is very welcome.
Several members of the Church of
Christ at Tracy and Redwood Falls
drove over Wednesday evening to at
tend the Revival Meetings being held
at the local church by Rev. Bowman
Hostetler of Ohio.
Rev. c. E. Reed has been in Fair
mont this week attending the annual
conference Of the Methodist Episco-
pal church. His return for the sixth
year to the church here is expected.
Rev. and Mrs. Reed are decided assets
to the city as whole and any change
would be real disappointment. Mrs.
Reed accompanied by Ben Coulter
and j. L. Coulter drove to Fairmont
Friday, the two latter returning the
same evening. Mrs. Reed remained
until the close of the conference.
Charles VanHorn, manager of the
Farmers Cooperative Store, has re-
turned from a Grocers' conference
with the Western Grocery company
at Marshalltown, Iowa, with new