The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1930-03-12
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Misses Ruth Archer, Pearl Archer
and LYNNE Shelton have been secur-
ed to entertain at the basket ball
tournament of town teams to be held
at Echo. Wollard Engeswick will en-
tertain with vocal selections. Little
Miss Pearl Archer dressed in bath
ing suit and carrying an umbrella
will sing, Singing in the Rain" She
will also sing Sunny Side UP" I'll
l had Talking Picture of YOU
Miss Ruth Archer and Miss LYNNE
Shelton will entertain with clog
dancing and fancy dancing. On
Tuesday evening they will be dress
ed in sailor suits, on Wednesday eve
ming in Irish costumes and on Thurs
day evening, Russian outfit with
dances symbolic.
Mrs. C. C. Walker left Friday
morning for Minneapolis to spend
several days with her daughter, Miss
Katherine, an art student and with
relatives there.
The Wcman's Foreign Missionary
Society will meet Thursday afternoon
with Mrs. John Leaf, Mrs. Joe. Coult-
er, assisting hostess.
The Standard Bearers will meet
Tuesday evening at the Ben Coulter
home with the Thorsten sisters en-
PERTAINING.
Miss Cecilia Schwengle, who
teaches at Morgan, spent the week
end at home.
Miss Percie Hielbrand spent the
weekend at Mankato with Miss
Blanche Clark.
Clayton Carver went to Minnea-
polls Friday.
Cletus and Francis Riordon drove
to Minneapolis Saturday. They were
accompanied as far as New Ulm by
Miss Gladys Eykyn and Miss Agnes
Gerhard who spent the day shopping
The Lamberton Reading Club will
meet Monday evening with Mrs. A.
G. Einen.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Anderson, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Helgeson and Mrs.
C.. R. Carlson returned Wednesday
evening from a trip to Madison. Mrs.
Helgeson and Mrs. Carlson spent the
day with Rev. and Mrs. G. M. Toll
lefson at Montevideo and the others
Joined them there for dinner in the
evening. They found the Tollefson's
very comfortably settled and content
ed in their new home.
In summing up leading athletes in
Minnesota Colleges this year, Hasley
Hall, sport writer, in the Minneapolis
Sunday Journal, has this to say
about Lamberton's leading athlete
eve think one of the most promising
guards to break in for a long time
is Bill Beiersdorf of Augsburg. Only
a first year man he showed strength
and watch this husky kid in the flu
ture for you will see lots of him.
This same writer in acclaimlng Wit
ty. guard of Gustavus says, HE was
a throw back of the old days OF
Lurth, Stockton, Cielusak and others
of a treat Gustie crew." Stockton Is
the coach of the Redwood Falls team
champions of the district. Lander
ton is rejoicing with Coach Stockton
and congratulates him and his team
If Lamberton could not win, it would
rather the laurels went to Redwood
than any other team. 1t is well de-
served and goes to a team, not only
winner of all games but one OF the
cleanest teams in the districts, play
ing a game noted for it's clean sports
manship and fair tactics. Any team
losing to Redwood does so without re-
sentiment and what greater compll-
ment can be paid team?
Miss Esther Bauch and Ray John
son of Mankato spent the weekend at
the home of Miss Bauch.
Miss Vivian Clark of Storden came
over Friday evening and with her
sister. Miss Blanche of the local
school faculty, went to Mankato to
spend the weekend with their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Y. Clark.
Mrs. A. J. Fraxel spent Friday and
Saturday at Redwood Falls attending
to matter pertaining to her duties as
Redwood County Welfare Worker.
Miss Hazel Springer, who is en-
plOYed at REDWOOD FANS SpeiL' gun
day with her mother, Mrs. +. Sprlr'g-
err.
Mrs. f. c. Steinhauser entertained
the Ladies Aid of the German Luth-
eran church at her home Wednesday
afternoon and served a bountifuI
lunch.
Determined evidently that Mr.. ano
Mrs. f. C. Steinhauser should not
forget the fact that they had beer