The Redwood gazette., 1936-08-06

Nebraska arrived Sunday evening
to visit friends here.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Ray johnson of
Olivia visited at the R. F. Byram
home last Wednesday.
Miss Lorraine Wolf of Olivia
spent last week at the John Kue-
ster home at North Redwood.
| Members of the Renville Coun-
lty Medical association held a pic
lnic in Ramsey park Sunday eve
ming.
Mrs. w. R. Goudy and Mrs. Cor
don Goudy and son Of Seafortb
were callers here Monday after
noon.
Miss Grace and Russell DeMars
of Staples spent Thursday at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. R. F. By
ram.
| Mrs. George Stebbins and dau-
lghters Maxine and Helen went to
Hancock Saturday to spend a week
with her parents.
Miss Leona White of Osceola,
Wisconsin arrived Sunday to visit
at the home of her aunt, Mrs. E.
o. Beckstrand and family.
John Anthony motored to Min
neapolis Sunday morning with his
grandmother, Mrs. Ella Anthony
and aunt, Miss Maude Anthony.
He returned Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Quehl, Cap
tain and Mrs. Tom Moss and Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Jeckel returned
Sunday from a stay of several
days at Sylvan lake near Brainerd.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Paffrath and
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Bollum left
Sunday morning on motor trip to
the Black Hills and Yellowstone
park. They will be gone ten days
lor two weeks.
L. P. Winter and Emmett O'Neill
returned Sunday from Bemidj
where they had accompan.
led Cletus Zitzman, Dean Muetze!
and Maurice Katzenberger to Big
Lake Camp.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Falk motor
ed to Minneapolis Sunday morn
ing to get their daughter, Jacque
line, who had been visiting hel
grandmother, Mrs. A. N. Falk an,
other relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Sedgewicl
were overnight guests of the lat
ter's sister, Mrs. F. H. Anthon,
and family last week while enrout
to their home at Ottumwa, lows
. from a vacation in northern Min
nesota.
X Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Nelson an
" daughter Marcia left Friday t
: visit Mr.. Nelson's sister at Gram
Forks, North Dakota. They vii
s return to continue their visit a
s the Carl Byram home before 60
* ing to their home at Rochest
i er.
v Miss Maude Anthony and he
" nephew, Dick Anthony, returne
e Thursday from Camanche, low
where they had been visiting rels
a. tives. They were accompanie
sr here by Robert Anthony who wi
re spend a few weeks at the F. Z
N Anthony home.
Attending a family reunion q
W the Otto Melges home Sunda
os were their children, Mr.. and Mr..
of Norman Melges of Spicer, Mr.. an
of Mrs. George Marckel and childre
of Perham, Miss Harriet Melges Q
c. Chicago and Mr.. and Mrs. Harol
m Melges of Redwood Falls. Nj
IS Melge's sister, Miss Emma Melge
Mt of Chicago also was present.
]. D. jackson of Redwood Fall
I'd put the old buck-fifty on the Gs
Id zette counter today and remarke
of that he will "put up" with tn
of paper another year. It was hi
n. forty eighth payment, each fc
~ one year. He is one of handful q
~ early residents who have "kept
f. the paper since early in its his
e tory.
IL Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Mann an
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Mann motore
~ to Minneapolis Sunday to Wis
- 20 Lyle Zumwinkle at Veterans no:
no pital. Mr.. Zumwinkle who has bee
J ~ very i'll following an operation
=. ~ much improved. His sons Richar
- and Robert Zumwinkle who ha
been at the Mann home for
m month returned with them.
e. Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Hassinge
X and son, Roger and Mrs. Margal
n ct Zumwinkle returned Sunda
n from Clear Lake, Wisconsin
be where they had gone to visit Mr.
Zumwinkle's brother and sistel
ed in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Ca
a ruth. The Hassingers also went
10, Duluth and Superior to visit. r.
st turning from there they saw
t. forest fire at Gordon, Wisconsin
ms Mr.. Hassinger and his son watche
ed the blaze, the largest ever to o.
a. cur in that section, from the fol
nd est rans lrs' observation towe