The Redwood gazette., 1933-05-11

Milroy Ball Teams
Win, Lose in Games
Milroy, May 9-Last Thursday af-
| ter school, two ball games were play
ed. One in which the girls lost to the
Vesta girls 10 to and the other the
boys won from the Vesta boys IL to
| 3.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Ahlness had
as Sunday dinner guests Rev. and
Mrs. C. G.. Olson OF Lamberton, Miss
Carrie Laude and the girls quartet
from Augsburg college. From there
| the party went to Lucan and took
part in the church services. In the
evening the Augsburg quartet gave
program for the Luther league in
| Our Saviour's Lutheran church.
Friday and Saturday evening the
Senior class will present its play,
"Cheer Up Chad" The play is un-
der the direction of Miss Carrie
Laude, English teacher.
Little Dorothy and BoDbie Sven
ming returned Sunday from visiting
several days with their grandparents
at Ruthton.
M. L. Klein, Arthur Marks and
Jens Have went to Worthington and
rented a road grader for the town
ship roads which had heretofore been
dragged by small horse drawn grad
ers.
The Study club will close its year
/ with a picnic in the John Morgan
grove Wednesday afternoon of this
week. Before the picnic business
meeting will take place at which Of
ficers will be elected for the year.
Roll call will be payment of dues.
| Miss Florence Penke, who teaches
near Morgan was home over the
weekend.
Miss Charlotte Grin drove home to
Montgomery FRIDAY evening to visit
her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Welu were shop
pers in Redwood Falls Wednesday.
Friday evening in the M. w. A.
Hall Mr.. and Mrs. John Klein enter
tanned the Jolly Farmers club at a
dancing party.
Thursday of this week in Our Saw
iour's Lutheran church parlors Mes
danes Easton Broutie, Ever Hier and
M. Farmentier will be hostesses at
the regular monthly luncheon.
Mrs. Bertha Van Hout was busi-
ness caller in Redwood Falls last
Wednesday.
Miss Genevieve Hanson of Morgan,
who teaches near Seaforth, spent the
weekend with Miss Florence Penke.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Schwandt
entertained their Bridge club Thurs
day evening of last week.
Miss Katherine Kelly is working in
the Tracy hospital for a few days.
/ F. L. Dolan was a Redwood talls
visitor Tuesday.
4 To the National Catholic associa-
ton, which will meet at the Lowry
Hotel, St. Paul, Thursday of this
week, the Milroy parish will send
Mrs. E. Hickey and Zeph Trepanier.
Rev. A. J. Kern of Lucan will drive.
Miss Clarice Blake, one of the
Augsburg quartet which sang in the
Lutheran church Sunday evening,
was a guest of her grandmother, MRS.
Martha Solseth, while here
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Balfany of Lu-
can were Sunday evening guests of
MT. and Mrs. M. Parmintier.
Miss Gladys Rudd visited with her
sister. Mrs. Ben Gates, at Walnut
Grove Friday evening.
Mrs. George ScnIae.zer and daugh-
ter, Theo, Miss Orc Rowell and Miss
Laura Larson drove to the Twin
Cities Saturday and returned home
Sunday.
Mrs. Archie Aftermath and baby
daughter came here from Springfield
to spend few days at the Herman
Schwandt home. While there Mrs.
Schwandt entertained a number of
the friends of Mrs. Aftermath. Mr..
and Mrs. Schwandt drove to Spring
field Saturday afternoon, taking
home with them Mrs. Aftermath and
daughter.
Friday afternoon Mrs. C. G. See
man was hostess to a number OF
women at lunchen. Mesdames Aza
McCulla, Pauline Leach, A. Whit
more. l.. M. Mertz of this vicinity and
Mesdames Montgomery, Bendix and
Robert Alexander of Vesta attended.
Miss Emma Johnson assisted in
the H. Johnson company store Satur-
day while Mrs. Schlaetzer was in
the Twin Cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Fraser and
children spent Sunday afternoon in
Marshall.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Welter and
Mrs. Ed. Dorum viewed the fishing
operations in Lake Marshall Thurs
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. j. Newman of
Redwood Falls spent Sunday after
| nooo With Mr. and Mrc n q See