The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1931-03-05
(Organ Creamery
Holds Meeting

eamery had good business dur
the month of January. There are
W 357 patrons, 80 out of that num-
received in excess of 500 for the
,nth. During the month 1880
ands of butter was manufactured.
,e price per pound was 30c during
e month. At a special meeting of
e board of directors Monday it was
cided to purchase a new 400 gallon
Terry vat. 1t will be used as a
,ener and pasturizer. On account
the increasing volume of cream
ought to the creamery this is the
nth vat used to conveniently hand
the business. It is interesting to
ow that 1,121 tubs representing
1865 pounds of butter were shipped
the Land O'Lakes Creameries and
PA pounds of butter was consumed
home.
The home owned by the late Mic.
cker and occupied by the Frank
hitcomb family, was sold to Carl
liter during the past week.
A number from here attended the
aool declamatory contest at Sleepy
re Thursday evening. Gerald Mey-
won third in the oratory, Ruth
eirding won second place in drama
:, and Alice Davis fourth in humor-
IS.
The Herman Kull family are NOV
onto the farm known as the Bob
arrell farm this week. They sold
.eir farm at Elrosa last fall and pur-
lased this place.
Miss Carmicael of Minneapolis was
ere on business pertaining to the
.rm near Clements which she sold
, Mr.. Hoffman recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Gluth and two
lildren of Rush City drove through
I'd spent the weekend with their par
ats, Mr.. and Mrs. John Gluth and
tr. and Mrs. Martin Janotta. Mrs.
attic Marchant of Minneapolis ac-
,mpanied them to Morgan and was
le guest of Mrs. Mary Marchant and
,mily.
Mrs. Louis Richard and Miss Sop
e Nelson of Los Angeles arrived
ere for an extended visit at the
-orge Davis home. Both ladies are
.ughters of Edward Nelson and sis
rs of Mrs. George Davis.
A new unloading platform is being
1ilt across from the depot to take
re place of the old one which has
rived the purpose for&the past 30
ears. A crew of railroad carpenters
-e doing the work and occupying
,rs on the switch track.
The marriage of Miss Mime j. Jen-
IN and Wabasso and Lester Gumto
: Lamberton occurred at the Presby-
.rian manse on Tuesday morning OF
st week. Miss Hazel Jensen, sister
the bride and Ambrose Gumto,
:other of the groom attended the
tidal couple. Rev. J. D. Keith read
,e nuptial service. The young couple
i'll reside at Lamberton.
Mrs. H. B. West entertained par
of lady friends at cards Friday
7ening. Dainty refreshments were
rived at the close of the evening.
Mrs. Edward Fenske invited few
lends in on Thursday and Friday
cternoon to assist at quilting bee.
elicious refreshments were served
tn afternoons.
The annual business meeting and
,ports of the Presbyterian church
nd it's societies was given Monday
yening. It is gratifying to know
at through the splendid work OF
lie new pastor, DR.. j. D. Keith, the
lterest and numbers are rapidly in
reasing. The ladies of the church
erved doughnuts and coffee and a
ocial hour resulted after the close OF
ne business meeting.
Mrs. w. R. Parker Of Clements
pent Friday afternoon at the Pollard
lome.
Mesdames Henry Reding, Herman
<ull and George Green accompanied
Mrs. Will Green to Glencoe Thursday
afternoon where they attended
luilting party at the home of Mrs.
Alfred Green of that place. All re-
,ort a pleasant afternoon.
1t is probable that Morgan will
lave another filling station erected
lere this spring. The location will be
n the west entrance of the town.