The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1933-12-21
LambertOn Eastern
Star HOnOrS Guests

Star HOnOrs Guests
Lamberton. Worthy Grand Matron
Jane Topel of Balaton and Worthy
Grand Ada Ruth johnson of Tracy
were guess at special meeting OF
the Eastern Star held at the Masonic
hall Friday evening. Initiation as in
1873 when first held in Minnesota, was
given as part of she program with
the past matrons taking part. The
work was made more impressive with
singing by Mrs. E. G. Meierbachtol
and Mrs. Kenneth Anderson. Members
of the Jane Topel club were also
guess and they Included Worthy Mat
rons and their husbands from Mime
ota, Russell. Sanborn and other points.
Judge and Mrs. A. H. Emerson. OF
Marshall. DR.. James and 0. Johnson
of Tracy, Mrs. E. P. Grabow Of Ar
lington, Mr.. and Mrs. W. CUNNINGHAM
and Mr.. ami Mrs. Samuel McNall OF
Sleepy Eye.
w. E. Schei is at home to spend
the holidays with his family. Miss Al
leen Schei will spend Christmas with
her sister. Mrs. L. E. Fasek OF Peoria.
Illinois.
Mrs. M. E. Anderson and Clair
Eeinen drove down from city for the
weekend. They were accompanied by
Miss Kathryn Walker and by Miss
Beatrice Barton. Miss Barton visited
at the A. E. Howe home leaving from
here to spend the holidays at her home
in Clinton.
Judge and Mrs. A. H. Emerson, Mr.
ana Mrs. H. W.. Olson and Mrs. H. R.
Otis were dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. L. Anderson Friday evening.
The Misses Florence and Lenore
Buetow and Esther, Irene and Bernice
Lee and Arthur Buetow and Grant
Lee were visitors at the Olaf Hedman
home near Storden, Sunday.
The Luther league of the Sharon
English Lutheran church met with
Miss Ardell Albertson Saturday eve
ming. The program included the ex-
change of Christmas gifts.
Miss Agnes Goughan and Miss
Charlotte Schei were Redwood Falls
visitors Saturday.
Miss Esther Bauch and Ray John.
son of Mankato spent the weekend at
the C. Bauch home. Mrs. Herbert
Bauch of Sanborn who spent the day
in Mankato returned here with them
Saturday. Her little daughter. Patsy
spent two days with her aunt and un.
Gle, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. P Nigg.
Miss Ethelyn Bellig and brother
Clarence and Mrs. F. A. Beiersdor1
drove to New Ulm Sunday to call OF
Miss Virginia Beiersdorf at the Unior
hospital.
A son was born to Mrs. Albert
Asmus December IA.
! Mr.. and Mrs. William Mass Of
! Johnsonville entertained at Sunday
dinner having as guests the familie:
of George Coulter, Otto Wanderset
and o. A. Jaeger.
The Brookings college orchestra
played for the dance here Saturday
evening. William Beiersdorf a stud
ent there accompanied them anC
spent few hours at home.
/ Mrs. Harry Beatty came from Red
wood Falls Wednesday and spent
few days here with Mrs. George Nigf
and other friends.
j Funeral services were held at Wash
ongal, Washington, December 13 TO-
Miss, Mabel Jewison, 80, who visitet
frequently at the home of her sister
Miss; Grace Tretbar (now MRS. Fra1l
Breitkreutz of ST. Paul. when sh'
lived here. Miss Jewison died of pto
maine poisoning and heart trouble.
Mrs. R. w. Olson was hostess at {
party Saturday Afternoon in honor O
the birthday anniversary of Mrs. r. l.
! Anderson and her niece, Miss Diane
Otis who that day celebrated her frs
birthday. The hoe was decorated il
holiday colors. Guests for Mrs. An
derson included Mesdames H. R. Osis
w. P. Keller, Emerson Cady, D. E
Conner, Jasper Burkhart, E. G. Meier
bachtol and Mrs. P. Terry. Georgianns
Cady, Richard Conner, David Otis
Yvonne Gordon and Beverly Jean An
derson were guests of Miss Diane.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mahould Of
Brookings, South Dakota were week
end guests of Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Bell
ig.
Miss Kathryn Walker, daughter Of
DR.. and Mrs. C. C. Walker and w. ]
Smith were married in Minneapoli:
Tuesday at a simple service attended
only by immediate friends. Mrs. John
w. Dargavel Of Minneapolis attended
the bride. Mr.. Smith is a registered
pharmacist with the St. Paul Drug
Company of Denver, Colorado tt
which city they journeyed following
the ceremony. They will be at home