The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1930-10-15
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DIR. r. H. Ranseen drove to Mime
apolis Saturday where he attended a
dental convention, returning home
Sunday.
Mrs. Clarence Dickey of Sioux
Falls visited her sister, Miss Pearl
Andrews, Sunday and Monday.
Mis- Agnes Gaughen, Miss Pearl
Andrews and Miss Solveig Morgon
were Redwood Falls visitors. Friday.
DR.. and Mrs. Guv Van Duzee were
dinner guests at the home of DR.. and
Mrs. Olson at New Ulm Monday eve
ming.
Mis- Leone Schwengle, Miss Bernice
Wilt and Miss Adele Jhunke drove to
Redwood Falls Friday, later going to
Morton after Miss Cecela Schwengle
who returned home with them.
Mrs. Mary Esther Schlegel of LIE
Seuer, District Deputy of the Royal
Neighbors, was present at the regul-
ar meeting of the order Thursday
evening to assist in the final prepar-
atoms for the county convention to
be held here Friday. Following the
meeting lunch was served by Mes
danes r. o. Storberg, Homer Pa
quin and w. E. Schei.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Manning and
children and Mrs. Herbert Lage
drove over from Redwood Falls
Thursday evening and on Friday the
ladies and their children accompanied
their uncle, Guy Hawkins to STAN
hope, Iowa where they visited his sis
ter, Mrs. Frank Davis Garnet Haw-
kins) and her family, returning in
time for Guy to be out hunting.
Mrs. Ole Bakken, her mother, Mrs.
Ellingson and her sister, Mrs. Hilda
Graham were Tracy visitors, We'd
nesday.
Rev. C. G. Olson bave very inter-
esting talk at the w. c.. T. U. meet
ing held last week at the home OF
Mrs. George Shelton.
Ole Larsen has harvested his crop
of big pumpkins and they are on dis
play at his home. The largest one
measured 81 inches around and
weighed 81 pounds.
The Past Matrons Club met Friday
with Mrs. B. j. Coulter, the after
noon being spent making new cur
tains for the Masonic hall. A delici-
Gus chicken diner was served the
members.
Mrs. Charles Chester entertained
a few friends Thursday, compliment
ing Miss Alice Hanson of Minneapo-
lis.
A delightful picnic luncheon was
Judge and Mrs. A. H. Emerson of
Marshall when members of the LAM
berton Reading Club drove up for the
day.
Miss Alice Hanson drove to Mar
shall Saturday with members of the
Reading Club and spent the day with
Mrs. C.. R. Kneeland in whose home
she was for some time member.
A spectacular fire occurred Mon
day evening when the Essex automo-
bile of C.. A. Kempfert took fire,
evidently from short circuit and is
a total loss. The Kempferts have an
apartment at the A. l.. Fering home.
Mr.. Kempfert put his car in his gar
age about IL o'clock. Fred Helgeson
living near by noticed bright light
and drove up to investigate and found
the Kempfert car fiercely blazing.
He called the Kempferts and they
called the fire department. 1t was
then just 11:15, so that the fire had
started Immediately after putting the
car in the garage. Miss Fering saw
ed her car but the Kempfert garage
was totally burned down and much
damage done to the barn. The tank
bursting sent flames into the sky but
the fire department responded i'm
mediately and did quick work in put
ting out the blaze. Had Mr.. Hedge
son been less alert the barn and Fer
ing car would have been a total loss.
The car was insured.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Hammond and
daughters Beverly Sue and Peggy
Joan drove over from their home in
Luverne Saturday to spend Sunday
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Hammond. His sister. Mrs. August
Boelke and husband entertained at
Sunday dinner having as guests her
parents, her brother and family and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Nelson.