The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1933-12-21
MilrOy Churches ).
Arrange Programs,
Weekend Services

Milroy.-C Christmas services in The
various churches will be as follows
In st. Michael's church, high mass
will be celebrated Christmas day al
lv a. M; in Our Saviour's Lutheran
church a program will be given in the
evening Christmas day and church
services will be Tuesday morning
Rev. Tollifson of Mon.evideo will be
n attendance: in ST. Johns Lutheran
church the Sunday School program
will be given December %. Saturday
at 1880 p. m. German services will be
held, Sunday morning at a. m. and
Christmas day there will be English
services at 9 a. m. In the Presbyter-
ian church Christmas program and
sermon will be held Sunday at 7:3O
p. m.
Lester Andres was seriously burn
ed Sunday night of last week when a
gasoline lamp which he was carrying
fell and exploded. He is badly burn
ed about the face, arms and body.
The Farmers Shipping association
held its annual meeting Saturday af-
ternoon. Ben Spong and Thomas
Hicks were elected directors for the
coming year.
The Luther league held its month
ly meeting Sunday evening. Martin
Halvorson of Marshall gave the SER
mon and he and his son sang vocal
selections. Those in charge of the
program for the next six months are
Miss Julia Solseth, Miss Evelyn John
son and Donald Levig.
Many old Pensioners Of Rev. C.
q. Olson tuned in to hear him broad
cast from Concordia college at Fargo
Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Welter called at
the Tracy hospital Saturday evening
to visit Theodore Larson whose condi-
tion is serious.
Mrs. Mabel Blake who has been
here with her mother, Mrs. Martha
Solseth for the last three weeks, ex-
poets to return to Minneapolis the
end of this week.
A new telephone is installed in the
Valentine Heiderscheidt farm and the
number is 51-F-70. Milton Jensen Of
Lucan is doing the work.
The Ladies Aid of ST. Johns Luth.
cram church will be entertained at The
Thursday afternoon.
MIS-. L. y. DOldl Was heUWOOt
Falls visitor at the home of her s~N
Leo. from Saturday until Sunday eve
mig, when her son brought her home
The Campfire girls are having g
party Thursday evening this week al
the George Schlaetzer home.
Among those who visited Theodore
Larson in the Tracy hospital last Sat
urday were Mr. and Mrs. w. N. Sven
ming and Eli ROLAND.
Miss Isabel Reed, who teaches ii
the Simmons school at Minneapolis
arrived Sunday evening and viii
spend Christmas vacation at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
F. Reed.
Miss Viola Aebl and Mr.. Snyder Oh
Edgerton are expected the latter part
of the week at the Scott Dysart home
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Dysart and Mrs
Dysart's sister, Miss Viola Able, viii
leave Sunday morning for Bertha
where they will spend Christmas al
the parental Able home.
Carl Larson who has been here
with his father the last few days left
Sunday evening for his home at Lady.
smith, Wisconsin. He will come back
in few days and will bring his wife
and family with him.
Mrs. William Henke of Wood Lake
was visitor at the home of her sis.
ter, Mrs. Ed Dorum, last Saturday.
Several from here attended the
Production Credit association meeting
, at Redwood Falls Saturday among
whom were Joseph Zwach, Charles
Schmidt, Nick Welu, John Welu
George Dobias, Vincent Dobias, F. L
Dolan, Ed Hickey, z. Tripaneer ane
George Savoi.
Miss Mile Scott returned from
Tracy Friday evening where she hat
been caring for Theodore Larson al
the hospital.
Carl Larson of Ladysmith, Wiscon
son. came Wednesday to visit his
father who has been at the Tracy hos
| pital for over a week. Present re-
! ports are that his condition is slight
ly improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Ahlness ani
son, Arland, visited at the Redwood
Falls hospital Sunday where Mrs
Nettie Ahlness has been for the pas
two weeks.