The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1933-05-25

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F. L. French of Minneapolis was
here on business Wednesday.
William M. Gehrke of Morgan
transacted business here Tuesday.
Mrs. B. L. Bjerteson went to Min
neapolis Wednesday for short visit
with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hoffman were
guests of Mrs. Mary Roper at Beav-
er Falls Sunday.
Mrs. Eva Horgan and Pat O'Grady
of St. Paul were business visitors at
the court house Monday.
A Watch, the ideal gift for grad
cation, many styles to choose from.
See Hillig Brothers ad on page six.
Mr.. and Mrs. Minor Sampson of
Belview were dinner guests of q
and Mrs. Gus Sampson, Monday eve
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. G. Austbo and
children, John and Margaret Jane,
motored to Chaska Sunday to visit
with friends.
Head Lettuce large crisp heads
! for 15c-Home made ring Bologna
lie pound-some of the specials in
the Red Owl ad on page seven.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Wichman spent
the weekend in Minneapolis where
Mr.. Wichman attended a meeting of
officials of the State High School
league.
MIR. and Mrs. John Koors, DIR. and
Mrs. o. H. Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Lamberton and Mr.. and Mrs.
M. o. Hanson motored to St. James
Sunday to spend the day with Mr..
and Mrs. Harold Butcher.
Mrs. Charles Breed arrived Satur-
day from Western Springs, Illinois
and will spend several weeks with
her sisters, Mrs. B. P. Kelly and Mrs.
Hubert Whittet and her brother,
Jack Simpson and their families.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. M. Cambell and
son, Harold and their guests, Mrs.
Melvin Cambell and son, Dom of
Newton, Iowa motored to Paullina,
Iowa Sunday for visit with Mrs. R.
N. Cambell's sister, Mrs. R. C. Brown.
They were joined there by Melvin
CambeQ who came to get his family
who had spent two weeks here and
with relatives at Winthrop.
The Westminster Circle of the
Presbyterian church met Monday
evening in the church parlors when
a program in honor of the mothers
was presented. Rev. G.. H. Ten
Brock of the Episcopal church was
the speaker Of the evening and trio
numbers were sung by Misses Doris
and Lois Falkum and Eunice Mckay
and solo arrangement of Joyce
Klimer's poem, "Trees" was sung by
Jean Melges. Light refreshments
were served during the social hour.
The music pupils of Mrs. B. E.
Marsh will appear in recital Monday
at p. m. at the Presbyterian church
when the following program will be
given: piano solo, "The Clock" Billie
Larson; piano solo, "Daisy Chain"
Marjorie Kolbet; string trio, "The
Little Prince" violin, Jane Barnes,
cello, Marian Lauterbach and piano,
Jean Lauterbach; piano solo, "Blue
Danube Waltz" Tudine Johnson;
piano solo, "The Golliwog," Tommy
Crooks; piano duet, 'The Dancing
Lesson" Glenn Jeppeson and Billie
Larson; piano solo, "Hunting Song"
Jean Lauterbach; piano solo. "The
Voice in the Old Village Choir" Nor
man Otto; reading, "The Mumps,"
Tudine Johnson; piano solo, "My
Pony" Glenn Jeppeson; piano solo,
"Rachmaninoff Prelude," Miss Alpha
Jeppeson; piano trio, "a Search for
the Lost Penny" Dolores Neale, Ar
lene Bluhm and Mary Jean Rogers;
piano solo, "Mazurka," Leona Neu-
man; piano solo, MELODY in F
Waltz" Ruth Alexander; vocal solos,
"Sweet O. The Year" and "The Lilac
Tree" Mrs. Marsh; piano solo, 'The
Little Volga Boatman," Dolores
Neale; piano solo, "Air From the
Stabat Mater" Mary Jean Rogers;
two pianos, "Tschaikowski Valse,''
Ruth Alexander, Sigrid Larson, Dor
othy Nell and Leona Neumann; piano
solo, "The Griffon," Arlene Bluhm;
piano solo, "The Kiss Waltz" Doro-
thy Nell; piano solo, "To a Wild
Rose," Sigrid Larson; two piano
duets, "Dance Moderne" and "Hun-
garian March," Miss Jeppeson and