The Redwood gazette., 1935-01-10
QhfcagViMali' NaMedda
Morgan School Head

MprganrT. j., Scott E of y Chicago
was elected principal Of the school 10
fill the vacancy caused by the resign
alton of CD. = Peters of Atwater,
Minnesota. = = S.. .-r..........rs
Mr.. and Mrs, William Green and
Mr., and Mrs. George Green spent
Sunday night, at the Frank Green
home near Springfield, So, So
Mr.. and Mrs. Wenzel Goblirsch and
daughter, Marian, went to the Twin
Cities Wednesday, returning Thurs
Mrs, Ida Mueller has closed her
home for the winter and has gone 10
visit her daughters, the Madames
Theodore and. +. Trapp near Sanborn.
Her son. John, returned to Little
Rock, Arkansas after spending a lew
weeks with relatives. 80 80 60
George and William Green were
Twin Cities visitors Monday -.
Mr. and Mrs: Ray Hines and
daughter, Beverly, of Tennessee were
guests at the Green homes over the
holidays..S .t.-l--EE -: - tA5SN tI
Herman Koll. took a truck load of
baby ?beetes to- South St: Paul Mon
day. * Kshssa1sF' t1t-rk $.g" !ih'
Ray Reding and SON, Richard, with
H: IN. Redmg ayisitedsthe Twin Cities
Wednesday when Richard submitted
to medGa k,tr treatment :6isG SniN
3Mrs.1O. W.. Hier entertained her
mother, Mrs. TisC. .kettner and her
sister, Mrs. w alter Haak and family.
of near .Sapborn. over thes weekend.
i hsstesses at a. party for heriguests..
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M&ealester collegesafter spending The
holidays With her parents, Mr.. and
Mr.. and Mrs, H. B., West ,accompan-,
led their son. Gordon, to-, St.. Paul
Monday, evening. Gordon is q. stud;
ent at Macalester college. ,,' -.
i Mrs Chris JorgenSen entertained q
party of ladies at her home Saturday
evening" Pwe"tables of i've Hundred
We're played. n Mrs. F. II Schieffeft
won high score and Mrs. julius Pota!
iwald Won second high score. > ts.Htif
3 MRS. HI A..Petthoff wife of Rev.
kH.sH. Pbtthoff; lis suffering from irl-s
juiies sustained by a fall from ia'ehair
the week before Christmas. She was
adjusting window curtains IN her
home when rshe stepped iron + the
chair severely iniuring her knee, and,
ankle + Miss. tHaEel Root sis assisting
at the paEsonageseu 81, greg Veh,l
| Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Shank and,
Edward Kelygs spent the, holidays with
MI. and Mrs: Eugene Shank IN Min
neapolis. .es:sjp ,si.vJ zt'- 81 i,,r.r-
|. Mrs, Frsnk Whitconb spent part
of the past week caring for her sister,,
Mrs. Charles, Picker. who, is III with
: pneumonia at her home at Clements
The Presbyterian Ladies Aid held
a pfcnic sapper at the church Ihqrs..
day afteEnepa. tsGga DR.; J. p Keith oil
+ The St, Johns Lutheran Ladies Aid
elected the following officers at its
annual meeting at the church Friday
iafterToeff: Mrs. Carl "'Hopp. T'presf,
dent; Mrs Henry iDfaeger, vice presi-
dent; Mrs. Harold Bluhm, secretary
and Mrs. Henry Hanson, TREASURER.
h. A Agfonp Of ladies I comphnrented
Mrs.9Victor Zimmerman with IA parA'
hcel shower at her home Friday after
noon, After social hour, Madan,As
William, Zaska and Walter Zimnier-
imam Served a two scourse lunch. ,E4f
A party of friends gathered at Jhe
Frank .Beilke rh6me' Saturday evening
to assist. tMrsrtB Beilke in celebrating
/ herr birthday. Cards, and social .5on-
.versation helped to spend the ;time.fy
Mrs. Glen tSejmer and, daughter,
ieClsmentine. ARE spending a few, days
sin jSts Paul. rssp.t rs, tels. ,s.-Et -
) Wesley Schieffe4t returned to his
studies at a commercial college in St!
Paul after spending the HOLIDAYS with
I his. parents, Mr.. and Mrs. +. H. Sch
ieffert. .....tgll tpL .-irpl'. 30 J. 4,
The N. p. Jensen family spent
from Monday until Thursday at the
Albert Johnson home at Newell, Iowa.
/ Miss Ethel Steele returned to- Min
speapolis Sunday to resume her teach