The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1930-05-28


ing to forget the city worries in
angling for pike.
Miss Jane Haugen of Tracy was
a visitor at the F. A. Beiersdorf home
Saturday.
Mrs. L. H. Grimm returned Thurs
day from Milwaukee where she had
been in attendance at the marriage of
her brother Cyrus S. Rice. Mr.. Rice
is a graduate of Marquette College
and is a re-write man of the Mil
waukee Journal. He has visited his
sister here. Mrs. Grimm also visited
Mr.. Grimm's father, George Grimm,
at Hartford, Wis.,, and his mother in
Minneapolis.
Miss Sylvia Teeple of Riceville,
Iowa, is a guest at the home of DR..
and Mrs. C. G. Walker.
Emerson Cady, Wollard Engeswick
and Wallace Miesen attended the
track meet at State College, Brook
! ings, S. D. Mr.. Cady is an almnus
of South Dakota State.
B. E. Rollins had a birthday May
IL and to celebrate the event the Post
Office force planned most enjoyable
picnic at Sanborn park. The picnic
lunch and hot coffee were much en-
joyed. Other guests were Mr.. Roll
| Inns daughter, Mrs. Kenneth Ander-
son, Mr.. Anderson and family and
DR.. and Mrs. C. C. Walker and son,
Harold.
| Sorrow and gloom reign in the
Anton Harbo home at Walnut Grove,
for five young children sadly needing
their parents care and guidance have
been bereft of both parents within a
year and half. Mr.. Harbo died at
the family home at Revere November
l, 1928 and on May IA Mrs. Harbo, ill
but few days passed on, leaving
five children in the home and five
other married or making their way
in the world, but all needing the tend
er compassionate care that she had
always given them. With to mortal
sense, her work but just begun, she
stepped into new fields of labor where
mortality is replaced with immortal
ity. Mary Wiste was born in Lind
en-, Brown county, December "a, 1876,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Wiste,
Her death occurred at the age of So
years and II months. In 1898 she
was united in marriage to Anton
Harbo and with him moved to a farm
six miles north of Revere where they
continued to reside until ten years
ago when they moved into Revere.
Following the death of her husband,
she bought home in Walnut Grove
and has lived there only about nine
months. Sunday she was quite ill
and her sister, Mrs. John Leaf, went
to be with her. Although not consid-
cred seriously i'll, a consultation of
doctors was held, but she was not
it seemed critically i'll and her death
was a great shock to all. Surviving
her are ten children, Stanley and
Oliver living near Revere; Mrs. Hen
ry Bysie of Marshall; Mrs. John
Klucking of Walnut Grove; Miss
Clara Harbo of Mankato and Russell,
Howard, Fordayes, Norman and Hell
en- at home. Two sisters and two
brothers also survive, Mrs. Martin
Kjelhus of Pleasant Dale, Sask., Can
ada; Mrs. j. A. Leaf, Lamberton;
/ Oliver Wiste, GAINESVILLE and Alfred
Wiste, Volga S. D. Funeral services
were held Sunday at the home in
Walnut Grove and at the Revere
church with Rev. Govig of Walnut
Grove officiating. Burial was made
beside her husband in the Lamber-
ton cemetery. Besides the children
other relatives from away attending
the last services were Mr.. and Mrs.
Emil Haugen of Lake Crystal; Mr..
and Mrs. Elmer Haugen of St. Clair;
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Erickson, Mr.. and
Mrs. N. 0. Olson, o Haugen, S. Har-
BIO, julius Harbo, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Ouren all of Hanska; Mrs. w. Mel
son, Mankato; Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver
Wiste and son Lloyd of GAINESVILLE;
Alfred Wiste of Volga, S. D.; Carl
Harbo and daughter, jeanette, Cam
bria; Andrew Wiste and daughter,
Sacred Heart; Mrs. J. A. Leaf and
daughters, Adelia, Helen and Gladys
: of Lamberton. The sympathy of the
entire country side is extended to
the orphaned children and to those
who mourn.
Miss Leone Schwengle accompan-
led by Mrs. T. j. Eickholt and Mrs.
Ed. Tulley drove to Tracy Monday,
spending the afternoon there.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Jackson and
family attended family gathering
at the home of their son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Gideon
Knockmoor at Walnut Grove Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Asmus and Err
win were also guests.
Miss Helen Leaf of Golden spent
Sunday at her home here.
Lloyd Wiste of GAINESVILLE spent
the weekend with William Gerhard.
Reverend C. A. REM entertained
his father of st. Paul over the week.
end.
Mrs. Bertha Schwengle has been
called upon to attend the funeral of
two relatives in as many weeks. She
with her daughter, Miss Leone, re-
turned Wednesday evening from Lor-