The Redwood gazette., 1930-07-23
LAMBERTON

Miss Celia Brown a representative
Of the Minneapolis Bible College was
at Lamberton several days last week
in the interests of the college. Her
work is to induce the young people
to attend the college and raising
funds which is very much needed to
to carry on the work. Miss Brown is
studying for the ministry and gave
a very able address at the Church of
Christ Sunday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Sorenson and
little daughter Lucille, Mrs. Albert
Sorenson and daughter Edna Soren-
son motored to Mankato Sunday.
Miss Edna remained to attend the
convention being held at that place
Monday and Tuesday and the rest re-
turned the same evening.
w. C. A. Waller, one of board of
directors of the Anti-Saloon League,
gave an address at the Church of
Christ last Friday evening.
Atwood Northby of Beaudette
visited his sister, Mrs. Louis Small
and his mother, Mrs. Northby, who
resides with her daughter, here last
week. Mr.. Northby is attending the
summer session at the University Of
Minnesota working for his masters
degree. He has held the position as
superintendent of the public schools
at Beaudette for several years.
The Christian Ladies Aid will meet
Wednesday, July 80, with Mrs. Albert
Sorenson. She will be assisted by
Miss Edna Sorenson.
E. S. Mattson of Balaton trans
acted business at Lamberton Thurs
day.
Miss Opal Woody who is employed
at Mankato visited at the parental T.
S. Woody home Friday.
DR.. R. H. Ranseen and w. E. Quinn
are the newly elected officers on the
school board. Mr.. Quinn was re-
elected.
Mrs. Maggie Hensch and son Err
win and Miss Augusta Hensch of
Sanborn were guests at the Henry
Meyer home Sunday.
VIM. Eeten and Miss Myrtle AL
bertson motored to Green Lake Sum
day and brought back the Misses
ue-c, Eeten, Elva Bakken, Ruby
Mayer and Ann Oversee who have
been camping the past week at the
lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Reed and
daughter Rose Marie are away on
their vacation in the northern part of
the state. They will visit several
points and took along a tent and
other necessaries and will enjoy
real outing. Mr.. Reed is pastor of
the M. E. church. There was no
service Sunday in the local church in
the absence of the pastor. They ex-
pect to be away couple of weeks.
The annual Mission Festival of
the Lutheran church of Wanda was
held there Sunday. Rev. E. Dombe
of Parker Prairie delivered the ad-
dress. There was no service in the
local Zion Lutheran church. VIM. j.
Langholz and a number of the men,
bers attended. D M Y
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Mayer and
daughter Lucy, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Jensen and Mrs. Sophia Rasmussen
motored to Willmar last Tuesday.
They spent the day at Green Lake
where the Misses Ann Oversee, Hazel
Eeten, Ruby and Elva Bakken from
Lamberton were camping.
Three auto loads of people from
Brookings, S. D., picnicked at the
park here Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. G..
B. Heneman were among the number
and also visited Mr.. Heneman's
mother, Mrs. C. M. Heneman, who
enjoyed the picnic dinner with them.
Wallace Small and daughter Yol-
anda of Sanborn attended morning
service here at the Church of Christ.
Clell Rayer of Milroy attended the
funeral of Henry Hawkins here
Thursday. He is a member of the
Odd Fellows Lodge who attended in
a body and had charge of the exercis-
es at the cemetery. He also visited
Jess Hawkins of Redlands, Calf,
who was called here by the death of
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