The Redwood gazette., 1935-06-27
LAbIBERTON AND
VICINITY NEWS
BY Alma Cooler

Lamberton-Mrs. A. Swanbeck
left Saturday for Tracy to spend .
few days with her son. Algot
Swanbeck and family.
Carl Philippi of Minneapolis
transacted business at Lamberton
Friday.
Mrs. Stacie Johns and daughter,
Ethel of Redwood Falls were Lam
berton business visitors Saturday.
Irwin Swanbeck and Herbert
Lee left Wednesday for Hinckley,
Minnesota where they will be en-
ployed in a CCC camp.
The Bible school and Christian
Ladies Aid of the Church of Christ
will hold a picnic next Thursday
at Kuhar park.
Mrs. Bert Fletcher who has been
seriously ill for several weeks was
taken to a New Ulm hospital Sat-
urday. Mrs. Fletcher recently
went through the clinic at the Un-
iversity hospital at Minneapolis,
Mrs. George Lauer and daugh-
ter, Lille are both confined to
their bed by illness. Relatives are
assisting at the Lauer home.
L. A. Cooler made business
trip to Balaton Saturday.
L. A. Cooler and Ole Blegen
were in Redwood Falls Tuesday on
business. :,
Mr.. and Mrs. R. w. Olson and
children, Bobby and Helen motor
ed to Amboy Saturday for visit
at the home of Mr.. Olson's par
ents.
The Lamberton band accompan-
led by many of the business men
and other Lamberton boosters
made trip Friday to all the near
by towns to advertise the celebra-
ton to be held here July 4.
L. A. Cooler made a business
trip to Sanborn and Springfield
Monday.
Vincent Leisenfeld motored to
Walnut Grove Sunday evening. He
was accompanied by his mother,
Mrs. Pete Leisenfeld and sisters,
Miss Mary and Loretta. They
spent the evening at the home OF
Mrs. Leisenfeld's brother, Thomas
Masterson.
Mrs. Fay Nelson of Minneapolis
spent the weekend at the G.. A.
Koenig home. Mrs. Nelson is a
niece Of Mrs. Koenig.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Koenig and
H. A. Senst drove to New Ulm
Monday. Mr.. Koenig and Mr..
Senst went for medical attention.
A daughter was born to Mrs.
Earl Bisher Sunday.
Three families moved Monday.
DR.. D. E. Conner moved into the
Helgeson house he recently pur-
chased, which was occupied by the
v. M. Calkins family, who moved
into the John Franta residence, oc-
cupied by the Arthur Howe fam
lily, who moved into the DR.. Ran
seen house recently purchased by
j. M. Kenyon father of Mrs. Howe.
j. M. Kenyon and Russell Howe
were Springfield visitors Monday.
Bert Fletcher went Monday
morning to New Ulm to spend the
day with Mrs. Fletcher.
Mrs. G. A. Koenig returned Sat-
urday from Minneapolis where
she attended the state convention
of the Rebekah lodge. Mrs. Koe-
ni~ was met in Minneapolis by her
daughter and husband, Mr.. and
Mrs. Glen Dryden Of Gordon, Ne
braska who brought her back and
were weekend guests at the par
entail Koenig home. Mr.. and Mrs.
Dryden left Sunday for Window
to visit Mr.. Dryden's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. G.. F. Dryden, before
returning to their home in Ne
braska.
R. D. Butler drove to Mime
apolis SATURDAY. to get Mrs. But
ler and daughter, Bernice who had
been visiting there for several
days. Mrs. Butler also attended
the Rebekah lodge convention be-
ing held in Minneapolis.
Mrs. L. H. Camp is filling the
pulpit at the Church of Christ
Sunday mornings in the absence Of
Rev. Camp who is holding Evan
gelistic meetings at Willmar.
Walter Nielsen will leave Tues
day for Minneapolis where he will
receive medical treatment.
The Howe families from Lam
berton, Springfield and Wabasso
held family reunion at Ramsey
park Sunday.
Glen Smith accompanied by his