The Redwood gazette., 1936-09-17
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Morgan 30 Years
Ago Visits There

Morgan 80 Years
Ago Visits There
Morgan--Mr. and Mrs. Raleigh
Jenniges of Long Beach, Calf,
spent Saturday renewing old ac-
Quaintances. Some 80 years ago
Mr.. and Mrs. Jennings (nee Emma
Banker of Redwood Falls) came
to this village as bride and groom.
They opened a photograph gall
lery which was later destroyed by
fire. They have lived many years
in California and are parents of
three daughters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Al Loose and chill
dren returned Saturday from a
motor trip to La Crosse, Wis.
where they visited Mr.. Loose's
father, Herman Loose.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Seimer and
daughter Clementine spent the
weekend with a sister of Mrs.
Seimer at Ramson, Iowa. They
returned Tuesday.
Guests of Mrs. Fay Cox over
the weekend were Mr.. and Mrs.
Ray Poindexer (nee Marie Trest-
er) and three children, with Max
inc Harrel, all of Winterset, Iowa.
MIR. and Mrs. Will Green and
nephew, Dennis Green and Mrs.
Henry Reding motored to Water
town, S. D. to spend Thursday
with Mrs. Alfred Green, a con-
valescent at her home. They re-
turned the same day.
Mrs. D. w. Hagaman and
daughter-in-law, Mrs. Clarence
Hagaman, were business callers
at Redwood Falls Thursday.
The local firemen went to New
Ulm Sunday to attend regional
fire school sponsored by the New
Ulm department and the state fire
marshal.
L. D. ,Hopfenspirger will open
"a new hardware store in the
building he leased of Mrs. J. C..
Albrecht, formerly occupied by
the John Hanson Clothing store.
New display tables, counters and
racks have been made ready for
the stock which is arriving every
day. The store will be called
Morgan Hardware.
Mrs. George Patton of Redwood
Falls and Mrs. Emma Sarchet of
Minneapolis visited at the AL
brecht and Pollard homes Thurs
day afternoon.
Mrs. Pauline Bohn and the Will
Bohn family enjoyed visit from
Mrs. Otto Kamholtz (nee Gusta
Bohn) of Rochester and Mrs. H.
H. Weise (nee Hattie Bohn) OF
Slayton. Mrs. Kamholtz went
from here to Redwood Falls to
spend the day with Mr.. Kamholtz
mother and sisters.
Mrs. Katherine Larson sold her
residence to Joseph Fischer and
will give possession this fall. Mrs
Larson has purchased a lot from
Puma Crocker. She will begin
building modern bungalow be-
tween the Crocker and Enge.
houses at once.
Marvin Henning was taken t.
the Union hospital at New Uln
Tuesday of last week for treat.
ments for injuries he received or
his leg when the horses he wa.
driving ran away with a corn.
binder.
! The, local baseball team won {
game with Renville at Renvills
Sunday afternoon by a score o.
6-2.
Florine Bertrand, daughter O.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Bertrand j:
employed as stenographer at st
Michaels, N. D. A younger daugh.
ter, Alice, has enrolled at the
Good Counsel acadamy at Manka.
to for her third year.
MIR. and Mrs. A. w. Hanson and
Mrs. Alice Rams attended the
funeral of a cousin at Rosendale
Monday.
! MIR. and Mrs. Wilfred Greer
and little daughter Leah and Mr.
and Mrs. John Engerson, all O.
Balaton spent Sunday with rela'
tives here. A picnic dinner wa
held in their honor at the Herman
Koll home.
/ The st. Michael's parochia
school began Tuesday of last weel
with an enrolment of 68 pupils
Thirty-four are registered in tn
third, fourth and fifth grades wit
an equal number in the sixth
. seventh and eighth grades. Tn
principal, Sister Battista of Man
kato is new teacher for the thre
upper grades. Sister Theresa, ais
from Mankato, teaches the thre
lower grades. The st. Michael
school does not teach the frs
and second grades.
| George Petsinger of Lake Cit
lspent the weekend with relatives
His mother, Mrs. Kate PetsingeI
who spent the summer at LAX
City returned with him and viii
make her home with her daughte
Mrs. Frank Hieling.
4 The first fall meeting of tn
Woman's Study club was held a
the city park Monday afternoon
After the roll call, the outline 70
the years study was given. Tn
Sudden windstorm accompanie,
4 by the drenching rain later in tn
lday prevented the women from
entertaining their husbands at
picnic dinner in the open. In
stead the meal was served at tn
band stand.
| Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Wier hav
moved into the Joseph Kraus re
sidence lately vacated by tn
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