The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1933-07-20
MORGAN BOY HURT
FIGHTING FOREST
FIRE WITH c. c. c.
Pastor Who Served Morgan
Church 80 Years Returns for
Visit After IL Years

Visit After IL Years
Morgan, July 18-Rolland Hansen
who is with the Citizens Conservatory
corps near Little Falls, sent q thrill.
ing account of his first experience OF
fighting forest hre, July 4. Inc lao
suffered burns on his back and was
obliged to be laid off for few days;
The heat was terrific and several
acres of timber were destroyed before
the fire was under control. ROLAND
is the oldest son of Mr.. and Mrs. ).
P. Hansen.
The st, Johns Lutheran congrega.
ton enjoyed a visit from Rev. and
Mrs. William Langholtz and son, at
ter an absence of IL years spent with
a church at Lehigh, Kansas. Rev
Lanholtz began his work here while
a young man and served the congre-
CATION for nearly 80 years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Green ana
daughter, Lucille, and sons, Geralo,
Charles and George, of Balaton, Spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs, henry
Reding. Mr.. Green recently pur-
chased flour and feed mill at water
town, South Dakota and plans to take
possession this fall. The two older
sons will continue to operate the farm
at Balaton.
Victor Zimmerman took two truck
loads of stock to South st. Paui
market Thursday evening. starting
in the evening with the first load ana
driving all night he returned at an
early hour Friday morning for the
second load. Raymond Redlng, own
er of the cattle accompanied him on
the last trip. Both returned FRIDAY
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Green drove
to Minneapolis Sunday where they
spent the day with Mr.. and Mrs. ).
d. Janotta. They met Miss Genevieve
Huschke who arrived that day from
Seattle, Washington. Miss HuscliAs,
who is a sister of Mrs. Green, attend
ed the Worlds Fair at Chicago and
visited relatives in Wisconsin. She
returned to Morgan with the Greens
and will spend a month with her
brother and other friends before re-
turning to Washington where sne
teaches school.
The Morgan Grain company is hav-
ing the elevator remodeled and the
exterior is being painted. Whitcomb
and Ward are dolpg the work.
Rev. Herbert A. Kuether and lam
iIy of Sheboygan, Wisconsin and Rev.
w. A. Kuether of Kewunee, Wlscon-
sin spent last week with the William
Koehne family. Rev. w. A. Kuether
was pastor of the Zoin Lutheran
church before moving to Wisconsin.
A nine pound BABY boy was born
Tn Mr.. and MRS, Clarence Schwetzler
Sunday morning. Mrs. Schwetzler
before her marriage was Lily Druscn
Miss Julia Pothoff returned from q
visit with relatives IN cincinnati
Ohio. On her way home she attend
ed the Century of Progress exhibition
in Chicago.
< Morgan Burial association was
organized at the council rooms re-
Gently. The following otuicers Were
elected: C. B. Root, chairman; II; B.
Hansen, secretary; Theodore Bethke
treasurer and F. H. Scheiffert, l.. "
Baker and henry MleiKe were CHOSEN
as directors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvester Braungel
have received word that their young:
est daughter, Isabelle, was one OF ~
Young women to enter Order OF the
School Sisters of St. Francis at st
Joseph's convent in Milwaukee. This
is the fourth daughter Of the Braung-
er family to enter the convent.
Herbert Green and Wenzel Brosct
spent Sunday in the Twin Cities.
John Welter Sr. is patient at the
Redwood Falls hospital.
Harry George who has been seri
ously i'll with pneumonia is slowly
recovering.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hanson o.
Redwood Falls visited with friends
here Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Hanson ant
son, Lester, and Mrs. C. G. Broscf
Joined Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Hansen al
Lake Koronis where they enjoyed
week at a summer resort. They re-
turned Saturday.
The Milestone club was entertained
at the home of Mrs. Henry Redine
Wednesday afternoon in celebration
of the birthday of Mrs. Reding. Pho
tos of the early settlers OF Morgan
were shown. A two course luncheon
was served by Miss Lauretta Kohl
Mrs. Ray Somod of Minneapolis wa
the out of town guest.
Frank Patzwald and family of Min
neapolis and Mrs. Catherine Patzwalt
of Morton were guests of Mr.. AM
Mrs. Julia Patzwald Tuesday an
Wednesday.
Miss Julia Pothoff entertained Il
honor of the birthday anniversary o
her mother, Mrs. H. A. Pothoff.
Mrs. William Shank entertained he
sister, Mrs. C. A. Woodwork of Nit
chell, South Dakota last week. Thurs
day afternoon Mrs. Shank and daugh
ter, Evelyn, entertained at bridge i
honor of her sister. Monday after
noon she was hostess to group o
women who spent a social hour a
needlework
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