The Redwood gazette., 1936-09-03

MlSS 1ueO JGQScu IclI MOIlOay
for Mankato where she is super
visor of grade schools.
Naomi and Howard Birkholz
and Victor Kraemer left for New
Ulm Tuesday where they will
again attend DIR. Martin Luther
college.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. M. Nicholson
and their son, Werner, and dau-
lighter, Ruth, Of Belgrade were
weekend guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
lC. N. Nicholson.
Miss Matilda Jensen will leave
today to resume teaching at Du-
lluth. She will be accompanied by
her mother, Mrs. Marie Jensen
who expects to spend the winter
there.
Miss Lillian Lau who has been
at the Jensen and Cobleigh homes
for several weeks will leave to-
day for Sleepy Eye where she
teaches.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. G. Larson and
sons, Loren and Gordon, of Breck-
linridge came to spend the week
end with their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. J. White and Mrs. Larsen
land her sons remained for a
weeks visit.
Reede Gray with George Pass
|of Mankato spent Tuesday at the
|office of the state department OF
leducation in st. Paul and at the
lstate university in Minneapolis.
They also consulted with Rose and
Harris, plumbing and heating en-
lgineers.
Friends and neighbors visited
informally with o. j. Swan on his
I97th birthday last Thursday
|Among the visitors were Mr.. ano
Mrs. w. H. Gold of Miami, Flor
Ida, Mr.. and Mrs. D. L. Crimmlns
|Charles Kuenzli, and Mr.. and Mrs
La. J. White. A delegation of Am
lerican Legion members called to
present Mr.. Swan with special
lly designed spray of flowers as
birthday gift.
| Mrs. H. v. Starr went to St
Paul Monday to make arrange
ments for a series of private les
sons in Piano Normal at the stud
10 of Clyde Stevens of the Uni
versity of Minnesota.
j Miss Marie Asleson will leave
Sunday for Chicago to resume he1
!. studies at the Northern Illinois
College of Optometry after spend
ing the summer with her parents
DIR. and Mrs. Albert Asleson.
| Mrs. C. w. Gold and son Tom
bic of Miami, Florida who have
been visiting her parents at Glen
wood will leave this week fol
u Niagara Falls where they will be
Joined by Mr.. Gold and return to
their home at Miami, Florida.
l Mr.. and Mrs. Victor johnson
. of Washington, D. c. who were
married last Thursday at Blue
; Earth were weekend visitors here
Mrs. johnson was formerly Com
mercial instructor in the high
school and Mr.. johnson was en-
ployed at the Northwestern sta
ton.
Fifty delegates attended the
district Home Missionary society
last Thursday at the Methodist
church when Mrs. Gravon OF
Worthington presided. AT the
Queen Esther session in the after
noon, ten girls from the Fairmont
group demonstrated spiritual
meeting of negro organization.
A neighborhood gathering and
handkerchief shower was held
last Thursday afternoon in honor
of Mrs. j. w. Hubin and a five
o'clock luncheon was served at
the home of Mrs. G. E. Mckay
present were Mrs. Pearl Meeks,
MRS. R. w. Pryor, Mrs. j. NJ
IStewart, Mrs. E. Schildknecht
Mrs. j. M. Corbett, Mrs. Winni-
fired Boushek and Misses Lucille
land Ruby Hubin.
Miss Irene Lord, bride of this
week, was honored by fellow
members of the Christian En-
ldeavor society of the Church o.
Christ at a miscellaneous shower
last Tuesday evening at the DR.
c. c. Cherry home. Thirty-siz
young people attended and many
gifts were presented to Miss Lord
A similar affair was held Wed.
nesday afternoon also at tht
Cherry home when 40 women o
the church were the hostesses.
Miss Patricia MacPhee, daugh
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy MacPhe
of Castle Rock and a granddaugh
ter of George Franta of Wabas
so was honored at Northfeld las
Friday evening when she wa
picked from % contestants an,
ichosen as Miss Northfeld for 1913
in a beauty and personality con
test before a packed house at tn
Grand theatre. Miss Mac Phe
received an engraved silver low
ing cup, a bouquet of cut flower:
a six months pass to the Gram