The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1932-03-10
Note Of Appreciation
!. Received from Dakota
Sufferers at Morgan

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Morgan, March 14-When F. E.
Croker and Victor Heiderscheidt
weighed and filled the car of feed to
be sent to South Dakota, Mr.. Crock
er enclosed a note asking that let
ter would be appreciated from those
receiving the car. A few days after
the car with 100000 pounds of feed
reached it's destination at Pierre,
South Dakota, George M. Coates, the
county commissioner for that district
wrote a note of gratitude and appre-
citation to the people here who re-
sponded so freely to the appeal OF
the Red Cross. He stated in the
note that they will remember Nor
gan, Minnesota by carving the name
of the town on the flag pole in Pierre,
South Dakota.
Lew Malstrom returned Thursday
night from the Veterans hospital at
Fort Smelling after undergoing
medical examination.
C. H. Evers has moved onto the
farm which he purchased from G.
Bruer near Redwood Falls.
Nels Rams, Anton Madsen, F. E.
Croker, F. S. Pollard and j. A.
Shank attended meeting of the
Masonic lodge at Morton Thursday
evening.
The o. M. A. degree team from
here helped to initiate class OF can
didates into the mysteries of the
Orient at a meeting in the Clements
hall at Clements Tuesday evening.
Alfred Green and son Wilfred of
Glencoe stopped at the Henry Reding
home while enroute to their farm at
Marshall. Wilfred and Percy Hanson
and wife are moving onto their farm
this spring.
There will be a great deal OF
changing in tenants on the farms
around this city. Frank Welter NOV
ed to the Gilfllan farm vacated by
C. H. Evers. Welter had been run
ming the farm which Otto Friedrich
purchased from C. o. Gilfllan last
year. Mr.. Friedrich moved to his
newly acquired farm Tuesday. Al
bert Krengel of Wabasso moved to
the farm vacated by Friedrich. Nels
Baseballe moved from the Edward
Nelson estate farm to the Berkner
place near Sleepy Eye. Scott Klien OF
Wabasso has moved to the Edward
Nelson estate farm. Herbert Huschke
has moved to the Huschke farm near
Gilfllan. Charles Gray who has
been living near Redwood Falls will
again take up his residence near Nor
gan, having rented the M. Thoma
place, just west of Routhes. George
Praeger, renter on the E. w. Butch
er farm is moving to the Peuning
farm north of Franklin.
A number from here who are men,
bers of the o. E. S. lodge at Morton
will attend a School of Instruction
which will be held jointly with the
Morton and Redwood Falls chapters
of the Eastern Star at Redwood Falls
this week.
Sylvester and Betty Houl came
from Minneapolis the fore part OF
the week and remained to visit their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Houl.
George Green is the fourth member
of the Green family to be confined to
his home suffering with influenza.
Mrs. Dick Macho of Minneapolis
spent the past week at the home OF
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. nj.
Schieffert.
Edward Kelly. the young brother
of Mrs. Gene Shank, arrived here
from Minneapolis and will make his
home with Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Shank. He enrolled in the public
school Monday.
Julius Grundermann Is ill with
pneumonia.
Mrs. Wesley Sandman returned
from the Union hospital where she
has been a patient the las5 ten Gays,
following an operation. Saturday she
suffered relapse. The two small
children were sent to their grand
mothers home in the country until
their mother RECEIVERS.
A. F. Faziden is recovering from
severe attack of the flu. Mrs. Muggi
who has been with Mrs. Faziden in
st. Paul returned home Tuesday
night. -