The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1931-10-15
Morgan Man Hurt
in Auto Accident

Morgan, October 12-Marvin Gil
land met with an unfortunate acct
dent while driving back from the
Twin Cities Sunday afternoon of last
week. A few miles this side OF
Sleepy Eye the car he was driving
left the road and tipped into the ditch.
Marvin was able to walk back to town
for medical aid. He suffered lacera-
tions about the face from broken
glass.
Herbert Green, the eldest son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. George Green, return
ed from st. Mary's hospital Wednes-
day.
Birth announcements were received
here Friday of the arrival of baby
daughter at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Quentin Hartwick. The child's name
is Diane Rae.
Mrs. Mary Anderson, mother of
Mrs. F. E. Croker, arrived here last
week for a visit with relatives and
friends. She was accompanied by her
son Ray Anderson and family as far
as New Auburn. Mr.. and Mrs. F. E.
Croker and daughter Mildred jour-
neyed to New Auburn and the parties
enjoyed an autumn picnic dinner.
The local Royal Neighbor camp are
planning on attending the district
convention at Redwood Falls. They
will exemplify the balloting on candi-
dates at the afternoon program.
A. J. Fazendin purchased the resi-
dence they have occupied for the past
two years. The property belonged to
George Green and is situated south OF
the depot.
Ray Courntey who spent several
months in California and other points
on the Western Coast arrived here
Wednesday by car. Roy says the
west is feeling the depression more
severely then the Middlewest.
Mrs. Edward Adams is enjoying a
visit with her daughter Fora and
. Georgina Peterson in San Diego,
California. Last week they enjoyed
motor trip to Tijuana, Mexico.
Mesdames Lamp, Shank and E. H.
Albrecht and Joseph Shank were in
Morton Tuesday evening where the
ladies attended a session of the East
ern Star. At the close of the regular
meeting the Morgan ladies served
lunch and cards were played.
Sunday was Rally Day at the M. E.
/ church and the Sunday School with
/ its teachers and pupils were present
in large numbers. Rev. Pothoff has a
catechism class every Saturday after
noon at two o'clock.
The Danish congregation with Rev.
Sherman Bonds of Evan as their
pastor, held church services followed
by picnic dinner at the Chris Gam
melgaard farm on Sunday. The
young people and their elders enjoyed
an enjoyable afternoon in games and
social conversation.
Alfred Green and son Wilfred OF
Glencoe were callers at the Henry
Reding home Sunday, while enroute
to their farm at Balaton.
Joseph Discher was in Clear Lake
Wisconsin, the first of the week visit
ing his daughter, Mrs. James Slytel
and family. He was called there by
the death of little granddaughter.
Mrs E. Nj. Hoskins, mother of Mrs
J. D. Keith, returned to her home at
Rolla, n. ID. Wednesday. Rev. j. D.
Keith and family took her as far as
Willmar.
Postmaster Pollard has been nOti-
fled to call for permanent bids on the
Star mail route between here and
Redwood Falls. These bids must reach
Washington, D. c. by October 7. Mar
tin Beltz is driving the mail route un-
til permanent carrier is appointed.
Mrs. A. B. Duncan and daughter
Miss Beatrice Duncan, accompanied
the j. D. Keith family and their
guest, Mrs. E. NJ. Hoskins, back from
Gaylord Friday afternoon. They re.
manned over night guests at the Keith
home until Saturday morning wher
Rev. Keith drove them back to Gay
lord. Miss Duncan teaches school in
Gaylord, her mother and Mrs. E. M
Hoskins were girlhood friends.
In spite of the heavy rain storm
Tuesday evening the supper and an
niversary services given at the Pres
byterian churches was largely attend