The Redwood gazette., 1936-09-03
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Mrs. F. H. Anthony spent Sat
urday in Minneapolis.
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perfect condition. Call TAG. ct
Miss Florence Hammond spen
the weekend at her home at Ma
della.
Rev. and Mrs. c. c. Swalwel
and family visited at Collins, Iowa
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. Gandrue
and daughters spent Sunday a
Worthington.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Brown re-
turned Tuesday from an over
night stay in Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Stephan,
moved this week into the Swigar
house on East Fourth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hobbs have
moved from Delhi and are oc-
cupying an apartment in the A
L. Britton home.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Crook.
came by car from California las
week to visit the formers parent!
at the Bishop Whipple mission.
Joyce and Elaine Nelson anc
Anita Wig of Olivia and Harrie
Siewert of Bird Island spent Sun.
day afternoon at the j. w. Hubir
home.
w. Henry Westby addressed 9
Joint meeting of the Franklin and
Palmyra Luther leagues at the
Palmyra church northeast OF
Franklin last Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. R. A. Laudor
motored to Sac City, Iowa to
spend Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
Lowell Laudon and children who
are visiting relatives there.
There will be an exhibition Of
quilts at the Church Of Christ
Wednesday afternoon and eve
ming, September 9. Admission and
lunch 15c. 1C
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Hubin anc
family moved their household
goods to Buffalo Lake today where
they have bought the News office
Mr.. Hubin, Lucille, Garland anC
Carl spent the forepart of the
week there putting out their frs
paper.
A short business session of st
Veronica's guild was held Friday
afternoon in the guild hall follow.
ed by a parish supper with cover!
laid for SO. Later plans for tht
years work were discussed at ;
meeting of members of the parish
Rev. and Mrs. w. Henry West
by and Miss Irene Holland at
tended Luther league meeting al
Belview last Sunday evening
where they heard Rev. Swenson
missionary from China, speak or
the spiritual revival in China.
Mrs. John Schmid and daugh-
ter Marian and Miss Lucille Jo-
hanneck left Tuesday morning by
car to visit Mrs. Schm1dt's sister
Mrs. William Giem in Saskatche-
wan, Canada They will also &C
to Watford City, North Dakota
where they will attend the cele-
bration of the birthday of hel
mother, Mrs. Martin ALEX. They
will be gone two weeks.
Miss Mary Jean Lindsey OF
Minneapolis, granddaughter o1
MIR. and Mrs. Gottlieb Kuenzli is
assisting with the arrangement
for the housewarming tea to be
given Monday, September %, al
the new chapter house of Sigma
KAPPA sorority at the University o1
Minnesota.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Baldwin
and children, Patricia and Keith
returned Sunday evening from /;
vacation trip to Akron, Ohio
where they visited Mr.. and Mrs
Ward Baldwin and daughter. Ell
route home they spent three day.
with Mr.. Baldwin's cousin, Ottt
Kreklow and family at Fort At.
kinson, Wisconsin.
Misses Lucille and Ruby HubiI
and Verne Schendel left for Ia
lSueur this morning where they
will be overnight guests at thu
Henry Budke home. Friday ac.
companied by Harold Budke they
will 60 to st. Paul from where
Ruby Hubin and Mr.. Schende
will leave for Naperville, Illinois
to attend Evangelical Theological
Seminary.
Friends and relatives of Mr.. anC
Mrs. M. A. Garnhardt who enjoy
ed picnic in Ramsey park Sun.
day were Mr.. and Mrs. George D
Winters, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Win
tiers and Mr.. and Mrs. William
Winters of Pipestone, Mr.. anc
Mrs. George Peterson and son anc
Mr. and Mrs. John Block o1
Worthington, Mr.. and Mrs. A. L
Block and family, Mr.. and Mrs
William Block of Willmar, Mis-!
Erna Block of Brainerd, j. o. Nc.
Clurg Of New Market, Iowa, MIR
and Mrs. Ralph Haney, Harolc
Haney and Blanche Studola o.
Becker.
In honor of Miss Ferne Farms
worth whose marriage to Darwin
Hall, Winnebago, will be an even
of next wee {, Mrs. F. B. Macs
Mrs. F. B. Forbes, Mrs. G.. r
Engeman and Mrs o A Knudsol
entertained thirty-five guest
Monday evening. In a series o
guessing games, Miss Farnswortl
won the breakfast menu and tn,
honeymoon story prizes, Mrs. L
o. Alexander the Lincoln penn,
award and Mrs. Harold Kicku
was first in the naming contest
The guest of honor also received
four beautiful gifts for her new
home. A two course tray luncheon
was served.