The Redwood gazette., 1935-11-28
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Walnut GrOve-FrlendS gather
ed at the Joe Swanson home re-
Gently and husked and cribbed his
corn. Wives of the huskers SER
we'd dinner. Mr.. Swanson broke
a leg while cranking his car,
which was in gear and ran onto
him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Larson OF
North Dakota came Thursday for
a visit with relatives.
Miss Olga Steen of Milroy at
tended the Bakken-Knudson we'd
ding Thursday.
Wilma Bondeson went to Min
neapolis Monday to visit her sis
ter, Florence and Marjorie Bonde-
son.
Paul DeMarce and son, Jean
went to Minneapolis Friday.
Mrs. Henry Gullickson who has
been at the Tracy hospital for
treatment returned Wednesday at
ternoon.
Evelyn Callowart returned from
the Tracy hospital Thursday.
DR.. E. Jameson attended a
medical meeting at Marshall Tues
day evening.
A thanksgiving service and pro-
gram is to be given at the Trlnl-
tv Lutheran church Thanksgiving
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Soil in COM
pany with DIR. j. V. Carlson OF
Westbrook went to Minneapolis
Friday to attend the Minnesota
Wisconsin football game.
Delaney Schuck OF Wabasso at
tended the home talent play Fri
dav evening, "Whose Little Bride
are You?" sponsored by the Am
erican Legion. Crisie and Fayette
Ann Melde of Vesta appeared in a
tap dance.
Mrs. Frank Mathaison of Min
neapolis visited friends here Sat-
urday. ;,
A. w. Olson was a business call
er in Redwood Falls Friday fore
noon.
Albert Plagen of New Ulm was
a business caller here Saturday.
Rev. John Gresham and the
following young people OF his
church, Dorothy Mummert, Lu-
cille Hewitt, Ruth Weaver, Ken
meth Kurtz, Violet Pack and Hat
tie Booker returned Saturday af-
ternoon from New Ulm where
they attended a recreation clinic
at the Methodist church.
Mrs. William Weicks entertain
ed at a series of cuttings last
week.
N. S. Peterson made a business
trip to Minneapolis Wednesday.
Mrs. D. Brown and mother,
Kathryn Nelson of Springfield
visited Mrs. Arthur Lund Wednes-
day afternoon.
Mrs. T. Rygmys of Holly town.
ship went to Wells, Wednesday to
visit. She will remain until after
Thanksgiving.
Ralph Anderson went to Min
neapolis Thursday morning where
he will visit his sister, Evelyn.
A miscellaneous shower was
given Thursday afternoon for
Miss Evelyn Ludewig at her home.
Born to Mrs. Ed Saelens OF
Lamberton, daughter, November
II. Mrs. Saelens was formerly of
Walnut Grove.
Mrs. Martin E. Johnson enter
tanned the Luther Aid society Fri
day.
Mrs. Ray Schultz returned Nov
ember 19 from Minneapolis where
she visited at the L. S. Tyler
home.
Mrs. Axel Dahlgren entertained
at quilting Wednesday afternoon.
H. D. Peters of Window has
purchased the oil station on Main
Street east of the creamery and
will open for business December
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Addison
and Ed Klevan of Westbrook re-
turned Tuesday from Chicago
where they visited at the Marshall
Hart home. Mrs. Ed Klevan re.
mained for a longer visit with hel
sister, Mrs. Hart.
Mrs. R. C. Soil attended a show
er at the Casselman home al
Tracy Wednesday evening givel
for Mrs. George Stapleton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Prail enter
tained Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Heit:
and daughters of Glencoe, Mis-
Margaret Erickson of Sherburn
Miss Lillian Prail of Aitkin, Les
for Freeman of Tracy and Vernon
Prail of Delhi at Thanksgivin,
dinner.
Mrs. Albert Danielson and son