The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1935-11-07
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Annual lutefisk supper this
evening at the English Lutheran
church.
Mrs. Mae Hegge entertained
eight friends informally Saturday
afternoon and refreshments were
served.
Mrs. A. D. McRae will enter
tain members of the Birthday
club at six o'clock dinner Sat-
urday evening.
Because of Armistice day, the
Sorosis club will not meet until
November rs when the hostess
will be Mrs. Julia Glassco.
A miscellaneous shower in hon.
or of Mrs. Erwin Balko was held
last Thursday evening at the
home of Miss Margaret Corcoran'
A public dinner will be given
Thursday, November ID in the
Presbyterian church parlors by
Group 3 of the Country Mite Soc
iety. Serving will begin at IL o.
clock.
Miss Dorothy Gavin of Fairfax
is assisting in the office of DR.. A:
Asleson during the absence OF
Miss Marie Asleson who is attend
ing Illinois College of Optometry
at Chicago.
Gilbert Roswell, Arthur Neale
and Mrs. Wesley Neale motored to
Muscatine, Iowa Sunday morning
with Wesley Neale who remained
there at Baker hospital for medi-
cal treatment. The others return
ed Tuesday. .,4....
A. w. Tenhoff, expert piano
tuner, coming soon. For tuning
or repairing call Hanson's, Drug
Store. 1t
DR.. C. L. Lynn who is attend
ing the National Dental conven-
ton at New Orleans arrived
there Sunday morning and was
able to see a good deal Of the city
before the opening of the meet
ings Monday morning.
Mrs. Emily Kamholz who was a
patient at St. Barnabas hospital,
Minneapolis for three weeks fol-
owing an operation, returned Sum
day. She was accompanied by her
son, o. A. Kamholz who returned
later in the day to his home at
Rochester.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Johnson and
daughter Ruth Ann arrived the
latter part of the week from Chi
cago and will occupy the house on
East Bridge street which Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Pfeiffer vacated. Mr..
Johnson will again be employed
at the North Western station
here. ~ ~
The children of the English
Lutheran Sunday School were
guests at Halloween Party ar
ranged by the Sunday School
teachers and held last Friday eve
ming in the church parlors from z
to 8. The committee was Mrs.
Casper Olsen, Mrs. A. B. Knapp
and Miss Irene Holland.
Applications for marriage licen-
ses were made this week at the
office of Clerk of Court Frank
Baldwin by Dwight C. Coulter of
Lamberton and Phyllis M. Mace
of Charlestown; Herman D. Bal
ko of Redwood Falls and Lillian
E. Frederiksen of Delhi.
Members of the Freshman class
and the teachers of the junior
high school attended a well-ar-.
ranged masquerade party Fri
day evening in the Lincoln gym
nasium which had been cleverly
decorated with pumpkins and
cornstalks. Entering guests were
first escorted to a house of horrors
and games were played in the
lower hall under the direction of
Miss THETA Aske and Miss Evelyn
Shank. An impromptu program
was carried out in the gymna-
SUM later in the evening with
Leo Joe Lauterbach in charge.
Gifts were presented to the win
ners in the costume contest, La
Vonne Lussenhop dressed as a
negro nanny and Clarence WEIGH
in an Indian costume. The enter
tainment committee was made up
of Marjorie Bronson; Betty Serk-
land, Mary Katherine Praxel,
Carl Hubin, James Kelly and
Leo Joe Lauterbach. The deco
rating was done by Jean Dro-
gosch, Leon Pease, Donald Simp-
son and Louis Kruger and the
members of the refreshment COM
mittee were Phyllis Macs, James
Pease, Maxine Hemmingson and