The Redwood gazette., 1936-06-11
Morton Woman Hurt
In Fall Downstairs
Ry Mrs. +. l. Hagen

lon fell down stairs, cutting q
severe cash in her head.
Weekend guests at the William
Castle home were Mrs. Castles
mother, Mrs. Mary Mclean, her
sister, Mrs. Novella Franklin and
her nephews, Donald Franklin and
John Rau Of Oneida, South Da-
kota. The party was enroute
home from Prairie du Chen, Wis
consin where Donald Franklin at
tends Campion academy.
Lyle Koch and Miss Joy Koch
of st. Paul were weekend guests
at the j. F. Greenslit home.
Mrs. Bert Greenslit returned
Sunday from a weeks visit in
Foley. She was accompanied by
her mother, Mrs. Edward Indre-
hus who will remain for q visit.
Irwin Greenslit and David Nc
Corquodale spent the weekend
fishing at Big Stone lake.
Miss Irene McNulty of South
st. Paul and Miss Della Vehle,
Northfeld, former Morton teach
ers, were weekend guests of Mrs.
Catherine Holden.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Andrews
drove to Minneapolis Friday TAX
ing Mrs. George Corey back to
University hospital for further
treatment.
The Degree of Honor members
met at the H. B. Hanson home
Wednesday evening, honoring
Mrs. Charles Ewert and Mrs. j. J.
Carruth who were presented with
silver pins in recognition of their
25 years membership in the order.
Ervabelle and Irving Stabnow
of Faribault arrived Sunday to
spend the summer with their aunt,
Mrs. H. F. Zibell. Their mother,
Mrs. John Stabnow will sail this
week for Germany and a three
months visit with her aged moth
er and other members Of her fam
lily whom she has not seen since
she left the homeland 20 years
ago.
The Kraft club met Tuesday
with Mrs. John Greenslit.
Miss Mary Stasson who has fin
ished her freshman year at the
college of st. Catherine and Fran
els Stasson who has been employ
ed in the Twin Cities returned to
Morton Friday for the summer.
The first band concert of the
summer was held on the Morton
streets Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ward Miller Of
Browns Valley visited from We'd
nesday until Friday at the j. B.
MCGOWAN home.
Mrs. j. B. MCGOWAN drove to
Winona Tuesday, to bring home
Miss Emma Mary who has finished
a years work at the college Of St.
Teresa.
John Ederer left Sunday by way
of Morris and the Legion conven-
ton for Detroit Lakes where he is
a delegate to the state convention
of the Catholic Order of Foresters.
Mrs. John Dermer entertained
the Carnation club at her home
Monday evening.
Members of the Kraft club, Mrs.
H. B. Hanson, Mrs. G. C. Jaehn-
ing, Mrs. j. j. Scheffler, Mrs. John
Greenslit and Mrs. Charles Buscho
drove to jackson Friday to be
luncheon guests of Mrs. Earl
Paulson, former member.
The vacation school of st. Johns
church will open Monday with
Sister Mary Aloysius, Sister Rose
Anita, Sister Louise Marie and
Sister Mary William of st. Paul
as instructors. Classes will be
conducted this summer in rooms in
the public school instead of the
church building as in other years.
Bob Carruth pitched for Echo
Sunday in the cho-Graceville.
game at Echo.
Leo Butcher Is spending two
weeks with his aunt, Mrs. James
O'Shea in Minneapolis and with
relatives in Hibbing.
Rev. and Mrs. Alva S. Earl and
Mrs. Henry Swenson are attending
conference of Methodist ministers
and laymen this week in st. Paul.
Mrs. Ernest Lindquist was hon
ored at farewell party at the
Zibell home Thursday evening.
Mrs. Lindquist and little son Billy
left Saturday for Mellon, Wiscon-
sin where Mr.. Lindquist has re-
Gently been appointed foreman of
a granite quarry.
Visitors at the home of Mrs.
Grace Piersol Saturday were Mrs.
George Chroup and son Leon Of
Delhi, Misses Virginia and Phyl-
lis Parker of Ortonville and Rob-
ert Bramsche of Portland, Oregon
who were spending a few days at
the Chroup home.
Rev. j. C. O'Hara accompanied
Misses Virginia and Dorothy An
drews and Miss Alice Bassette
drove to Minneapolis Friday to at