The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1929-02-13
Vesta

Mrs. P. Lang, was taken to the Mar
shall hospital Tuesday, where he will
receive medical treatment.
H. Matteson attended the Auto
Show in Minneapolis several days last
week.
Edwin Stage of Seaforth, spent last
week at the Kuhfeld home.
Miss Marcella Dunno was a Red
wood Falls shopper Saturday.
L. Gulkie and L. Bippers Of Brown
t>l were guests Of Miss Goldie Smith,
Monday. Tuesday they visited at the
H. G. Hegdahl home at Adrian until
Sunday.
Miss Beatrice Boushek spent sew
eral days last week with friends at
Seaforth.
Mrs. Herman Deitz went to lie
Seuer Saturday to attend the funeral
of her brother, L. Kahlander.
Mrs. w. J. Lang returned home
Thursday, after spending a week in
Minneapolis. Her small son, Clarence
received medical treatment while
there.
Miss Frances Barber spent the
week end with friends in Redwood
Falls.
Herb. Kremin enroute from Michi-
gan stopped at Mankato Saturday,
and drove out New Pontiac Sedan.
w. j. Barber and Pete Barber went
to Minneapolis, Wednesday, where
they attended the Auto Show.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Krammer and fam
lily and Miss Frances Engel of Sea-
forth, spent Sunday at the Chas.
Baushek home.
Miss Goldie Harris and Miss Mar
guerite Schwartz were shoppers at
Redwood Falls Saturday.
The Izaak Walton League of Amer
lea, Vesta Chapter No. 254 annual
election goes over with bang. The
following officers were elected for the
ensuing year: DR.. r. A. Peterson,
President; T. E. Fawcett, Secretary;
H. G. Holloway, Treasurer. The Of
ficers were highly pleased with the
attendance. Five members were ad-
mitted and several more have ex-
pressed themselves favorable.
Committees Appointed were: I.
E. Fawcett, H. G. Holloway, and w.
E. Brisbane to buy trap and clay
birds for the newly organized Izaak
Gun Club. The arranging contests
with neighboring Waltons will rest
with the committee. D. L. Thomas
and w. E. Brisbane have charge of
the Chapters part in the states an
nual crow shoot. The shoot last year
was quite successful, but the COM
mittee this year look for still better
showing with the increased member
ship. H. M. Mattson, H. J. Odegaard
and w. H. Werges were appointed on
the entertainment committee. This
committee to have charge of all par
ties given and assist the Gun Club
committee at the Gun Club contests.
Otto H. Meier, Verne Anderson and
Carl Smith are on the petition COM
mittee. Have them explain to you
what the league is doing. The COM
mittee has arranged and will place
several copies of the Outdoor Ameri-
can Magazine each month at the L.
E. Fawceet Hardware store. Same
can be had for the asking. The mag
azine is owned and published by the
league. All members receive copy
monthly.
The Izaaks Bulletin Board will be
placed in the T. E. Fawcett store.
The activities of the Waltonians of
the state will be on file at all times.
Read the proposed program for the
1929 Legislative MINI. Div, l. W..
L. A.
Regular meetings of the Vesta
Chapter will be held at the I. F..
Fawcett Hardware store at eight
O'Clock, the first Monday of each
month. All members will please at
tend.
The Izaak Walton League of Amer
lea was organized in Chicago, in 1922,
with membership of 81. Today we
have nearly 5000 Chapters in the
state of Minnesota alone.
Tracy elects new officers, 1929
Chapter: R. J. Rettmer, President;
Morris Gilman, Vice President; A. H.
Peters, Secretary; and Milford Neon,
Treasurer.
The Minnesota Division of the
Izaak Walton League of America will
sponsor the First Annual Northwest
Sportsmen Show to be held at the
New Minneapolis Auditorium, during
the week of March 4th to March 10th,
inclusive