The Redwood gazette., 1936-09-10
MORTON SCHOOLS
NOW IN SESSION

MOKION SCHOOLS.
NOW IN SESSION
Mbrton-With the opening O
school Monday Morton children
have settled down for anothe,
year of work. The faculty i.
composed of L. S. Graves super.
intendent; Miss Charlotte Dushek
principal; Miss Caroline Whit.
comb, English; Miss Elvira Peter.
son, home economies; Clarence
Bruness, industrial arts; Dougla
Ripleys, ninth grade; John Saari
seventh and eighth grades and So
)cial studies; Miss Frances Blake
sixth grade; Miss Jean Farley
fifth grade; Miss Leoline Cundy
third and fourth grades; Miss
Margaret Donahue, second grade
Miss Irma Endicott, first grade.
Miss Emma Mary MCGOWAN
left Monday for Vancouver, B. C..
where she will attend school
During her stay in the Canadian
city she will live with her aunt
Mrs. William LIE Sage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Lindquist
of Mellon, Wis. came Saturday tc
visit until Wednesday with Mrs
Lindquist's parents in Redwood
Falls and with friends in Morton
Maurice Avery of Milwaukee
visited over the weekend at the
home Of his uncle, John Ederer.
Miss Lorraine Ederer began hel
second year as teacher in the
school at the Indian Mission Tues
day.
Spending the week at the FREQ
EWert home are Mrs. Ewert'.
mother, Mrs. M. Murphy and hel
nephew, Francis Calvin of st
Paul.
Mrs. F. w. PenKall left We'd
nesday for a months visit at hel
girlhood home in Effingham, Ill
Sunday she will attend reunion
! of z members of the Doak family
She will also spend some time al
the home of her twin brother
James Doak in st. Louis.
Miss Grace Mary Ederer under.
went an appendectomy at the Ma.
hnomen hospital Sunday evening
The operation was performed by
her brother, DIR. John Ederer.
Ambrose Holden of Minneapolis
spent Monday with his mother
Mrs. Catherine Holden.
Miss Helen Brazil will leave
Sunday for Belle Plaine where
she will again teach.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ewert and
daughter Marilyn drove to Min
neapolis last Tuesday to join re-
latives on a ten day motor trip to
New York and other eastern
points.
Mrs. Louis Brown is spending
the week with her daughter, Mrs
Alex Kolhei of Cottonwood.
Byron Edyett of Minneapoli.
was Sunday guest at his home
His mother, Mrs. Anna Edgett
returned with him to the city for
a weeks visit.
Mrs. Ray Menefee and daugh-
ter Pearl left Monday for From
tenac where Pearl will enroll for
her senior year at Villa Maria.
Andrew Mahowald with rela-
tives from Watertown, spent the
weekend with his aunt in Fari-
bault.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Holden went
to Minneapolis Saturday for q
weeks visit with their daughter
Mrs. John Rails.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Simon spent
Thursday in Minneapolis.
Mrs. Joseph Bidwell and little
daughter, Nola Marion, of Musk
egon, Mich. arrived Friday to visit
Mrs. Bidwell's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. j. Carruth.
Miss Dorothy Andrews who at
tends school in Minneapolis spent
the weekend at her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Carruth ano
children, Mary and John, of LIZ
Crosse, Wis. were guests Thurs
day and Friday of Mr.. and Mrs
j. j. Carruth.
Miss Julia Jaehning left last
week for Coleraine where she will
teach physical education in the
high school.
Miss Matte Dains of Minnea-
polls and Mrs. M. j. Odlaug OF
Redwood Falls were guests o1
Miss Anna Strenzel Thursday.
DR.. and Mrs. w. Heintzen have
moved to Redwood Falls where
they are occupying the Ryersor
house. DR.. Heintzen will continue
his dental practice in Morton.
Mrs. E. H. Daun was hostess to
her bridge club Saturday evenin
Miss Alma Joyce Hassinger and
Miss Evelyn Ewert entertained 25
friends at scavenger party last
Wednesday evening. The mothers
of the hostesses served a picnic
lunch in Birch Coulee park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Revier and
children of Pine City visited Fri
day at the Frank Revier home.
DR.. j. r. Lenz and E. H. Daur
attended the ball games in Min