The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1934-02-22
FUNERAL SERVICES
CONDUCTED MONDAY
FOR DELORUS TAUER
Morgan Girl, 8, Dies in New
Ulm Hospital; Wedding
Among News Items

Morgan.-Funeral services were
held at St. Michaers church Monday
morning for Delorus Tauer, the
youngest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Tauer, three miles south of
Morgan. The little girl died from
whooping cough and double pneumon-
Ulm. She would have been four years
old this winter. Besides her parents
she is survived by three sisters, Irene
Gertrude and Marie and one brother
Melvin. Burial was in the church GEN.
etary west of town.
The losing members of the Isaak
Walton league, who took part in a
rabbit hunt recently gave dinner to
the winning side, Thursday evening
Mesdames Sophie Gilland, Sophia
Pollard, William Koehne, w. w. Car
lille and F. S. Pollard were entertained
at the Clifton Weeks home near Red
wood Falls at an all day outline par
ty, Friday. Mrs. Ross Fendrick Lizzie
Siefert and Mrs. Rudolph Fendrick
from near Clements were other
guests at the party.
J. Edward Schouvieller will move
to Redwood Falls February %.
Mrs. Mary Anderson Of st. Paul
has visited at the home of her son-in-
law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. F. +.
Croker two weeks.
A son was born to Mrs. Mike q.
Schouvieller Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Hansen of At
water visited relatives here last week.
They attended the Heckler- Gluth we'd
ding.
Miss Alice Gluth, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Ferdinand Gluth of Eden
township and John Heckler, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. He'ckler of Rock
Falls, Illinois were married at the
Eden Methodist church valentine
day February ii before large group
of relatives and friends. Rev. H. A
Potthoff, pastor of the church perfor-
med the ceremony. Mrs. H. A. Pott-
hoff played the wedding marches,
Mrs. Marvin Beltz sang 81 Love You
Truly. Herbert Hillger of Redwood
Falls ari Miss Lilas Gluth sister OF
bride were the attendants. She wore
a gown of nile green fiat crepe and
carried bouquet of jonquils and
pink carnations. The bride wore a
gown of white pan silk with veil of
tulle and Spanish lace. A shower bou-
quet of pink roses formed her bridal
bouquet.
Following the service at the hur"h
a welding dinner was served at the
home of the brides parents to eO
guests. Green and white were used to
decorate the living room of the home
A decorated wedding cake was the
centerpiece for the dinner table. The
couple will begin housekeeping on
the Enter Carstensnr farm after p
breif honeymoon with relatives at
Rock Falls. Illinois.
Mrs. William Root has moved into
the E. Schultz residence
Rev. and Mrs. Herrwig who moved
to Springfield a few years ago, aIIel
Rev. Herriwig retired from the Luth-
eran church ministry are plannihg tt
make their home here again. They
have purchased the William Root res
idence.
Mrs. F. S. Pollard attended the fun
eral of Harold Campbell at RedwoJ,
Falls, Friday afternoon.
Ann and Allen Keith are seriousl!
i'll with the whooping cough.
Mrs. E. A. Albrecht was hostesses
to a group of women at a quilting
party two afternoons the past week
Mrs. Glenn Seimer entertained 8
group of women Friday afternoon al
a quilting party.
The annual meeting of the Morgan
Benifcal society was held at the City
hall, Friday evening. During the mast
year the society lost three members
by death, Gilbert Thorisen, Mrs. Aug.
ust Klause and ]. C. Gilland. All of
ficers were reelected.