The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1935-01-24
MANY NEW ITEMS
FROM LAMBERTON

Lambrton-Lowell Code was II
years old January II and in his hon
or, Mr.. and Mrs. Reliance Code gave
a family dinner. Those present were:
Messrs and Mesdames William Code,
Albert Vollmer and August Radem-
ski.
A little girl was born to Mrs. Jer-
ONE Scandelin Loretta harrington
January 10 at St. Mary's hospital,
Minneapolis. Mrs. Scandelin was a
former resident here
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Kratzke and
family of Wabasso were recent visit
ors at the parental DIR. Douglas
home
In recent letter to Mrs. P. j. Ey-
kyn, Mrs. Harriet Eykyn of England
writes that they recently enjoyed
visit from Dan Hamer son, of Mr..
and Mrs. Dick Hamer Julia PraxeD
after his graduation from North
western University. Dan was sent to
Argentine by Armour and Company
of Chicago. He has since married an
English girl and they have lit
son. They recently sailed to England
from the Argentine, stopping enroute
in the United States to visit Mr..
Hamer's parents.
Miss Oral Parker of Walnut
Grove and Miss Dorothy Moots spent
several days last week with Mr.. and
Mrs. William Hawkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Helgeson and
DR.. and Mrs. Guy Van Duzee were
dinner guests at the home of Mrs.
Andrew Peterson Sunday.
Ben Coulter was given complete
surprise, Friday evening when his
children, with their families gathered
at his home to assist in celebrating
his birthday. All were present ex-
cept the James Coulter and John
Thorsten families.
Miss Matilda Timm went to Tracy
Wednesday to see her aunt, Mrs. E.
A. Nelson, who was in the hospital
The Harry Delling family of Wan
da, have been having more than their
share of trouble. Mr.. Delling drives
the Wanda school bus. A short time
ago three of their children, Sophia,
three months old, Dorothy two years
old and Arthur five, all became SER
iously ill with pneumonia and were
taken to the Tracy Hospital. The
three months old baby died and was
buried in the Lamberton cemetery
with Rev. Langholz officiating. The
day of the baby's funeral the mother
collapsed with nervous breakdown
and an attack of blood poisoning. For
several days the life of the five year
old boy was in grave danger but at
present both children and the mother
show some improvement. Another
small child is with relatives at Wan
da.
Miss Elverna Roth spent the week
end at the A. H. Barglof home in
Tracy.
H. E. Swennes attended the Edi-
torial convention in Minneapolis the
latter part of the week. He returned
Saturday to Redwood Falls where ne
T. E. Kuehl, Detmer Kluegel, G. j.
Fillenworth and Darrell Morben
ihooS Vic VIZ III tHC StOILl W llSel
him.
Robert Peterson. little son of Mr..
and Mrs. Christ Peterson is at the
Tracy hospital recovering from an
appendix operation. Mrs. Peterson
returned Saturday.
Euclair Roth of Mankato drove
home for the weekend. With him
were Harold Doepke and Orville
Bloedow, who visited at Wanda.
Mrs. E. A. Nelson who has been
i'll in the Tracy hospital was able to
return to her home Wednesday.
Kenneth Krinke who has been SER
iously i'll with pneumonia is some
what improved this week.
At the Farm Bureau and Home
makers annual meeting all officers
were reelected with one exception.
Mrs. Lewis Minion, Cottonwood coun-
ty was elected home and community
chairman, succeeding Mrs. E. v. Rip
ley of Menahga.
The Kun Join Us class ask that