The Redwood gazette., 1936-12-24
Many Students Visit Homes
For Holidays, Parties
Are Planned
BY Mrs. F. S. Pollard

by MIS-. r. y. FOlldrQ
Mrs. Jers Hansen, mother of A.
w. Hansen and Mrs. Nels Rams,
celebrated her birthday Tuesday
At go she is enjoying the best OF
health and lives alone and cares
for her home. Friends dropped
in during the afternoon to offer
congratulations.
Joseph Discher, a pioneer resi-
dent, passed his eighty-third
birthday quietly Monday. Mr..
Discher, who has done his own
cooking since the death of his wife
many years ago, remains hale and
hearty, and takes an active inter-
est in community affairs. He en-
joys long trips in his car during
the summer months.
Arnold Kramer and family of
Seaforth were visitors at the Ray
mond Reding home Sunday and
called at the George Green home.
Mrs. Green who has been i'll is
improving.
MIR. and Mrs. A. w. Hanson
with Mrs. Ivona Hansen and son,
Russell went to Minneapolis Sum-
day to visit at the Ray Hansen
home. Lester Hansen returned
with them to spend the holidays.
Word has been received from
Watertown, S. D. that Miss Lucille
Green, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfred Green, was able to return
home Monday from the hospital,
following an operation two weeks
ago.
Herbert Green and the Brosch
brothers have nearly completed a
tourists trailer at the Brosch
blacksmith shop. AS soon as it
is ready for travel Herbert Green,
Russell Albrecht, Norman J. Han
sen and Willis Pollard plan to
take an overland trip to California
and other points in the south and
west. The trailer is modern
conveyance with all the luxuries
of home. They expect to be
able to start Saturday to be gone
a month or more.
Members of the Royal Neighbor
lodge gave Christmas party at
the Lodge hall, Tuesday evening
when each member invited a
friend. The entertainment includ-
ed musical numbers by Mrs. Hazel
Nelson and Amanda Jorgensen.
Mrs. Marvin Beltz gave a reading
and Miss IneZ Roots and Mrs. 1r-
win Root, violin and piano duet.
Christmas carols were sung by the
audience with Mrs. j. A. Shank
accompanying on the piano. After
an exchange of gifts lunch was
served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Rams are
having a family tree Christmas
Eve at their home. Marjorie Rams,
a student at Mankato Teachers
college came Friday while Doug
las, a younger son is enjoying his
vacation from business college
at Minneapolis. Mr.. and Mrs. Fer
ris Jeppeson Dorothy of Red
wood Falls and Roland Rams of
Marshall will also join the family.
Members of the Modern Wood
men lodge enjoyed an oyster
stew after their business meet
ing Monday evening. S. j.
Sampson was the chef.
Miss Genevieve Huschke arrived
Monday evening from Dupont,
Wash. for a three weeks vacation
from her duties as instructor at
government school. She will be
entertained at the homes of her
brother-in-law and sister, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Green and her bro
ther Herbert Huschke and family
Miss Evelyn Pollard arrived
Friday evening from Pipestone to
spend the holidays with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Pollard.
Mrs. Grace Steele went to Min
neapolis Friday morning to spend
the weekend with friends. Mon
day Miss Ethel Steele accompan-
led her mother home to spend
Christmas with her parents.
Mrs. Faye Cox is confined to
her home with a sprained ankle
suffered when she slipped on a
waxed floor at her home.
Nr. and Mrs. Anton Neudecker
and son, Leonard of Clements
were Sunday guests at the B. F.
Bertrand home.