The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1937-11-04
Morgan Accident
Victim Receivers
By Mrs. F. S. Pollard

by Mrs. r. =. Pollard
Morgan-Nels Petersen was
able to resume his duties at the
White Eagle oil station Monday
morning. He suffered slight in
lection in the wound caused by a
car accident a week ago.
Gordon Tauer, who is employed
at Minneapolis spent several days
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
j. Tauer.
Relatives here received the an
nouncement of a daughter born
to Mrs. Leonard Green at Water
town, S. D. October 81.
Mrs. Herman Loose and daugh-
ter of New Ulm visited relatives
here Thursday. They attended the
fancy work sale and supper at the
Zion Lutheran chruch before re-
turning.
The Morgan public school has
gone on the winter schedule.
School will begin at $50 a. m. and
dismiss at 11:50, start again at l
and dismiss at 4.
Mrs. Emil Netzke and Ed Rog-
ers have been serving on the jury
at the county seat this week.
Saturday the jury failed to agree
ard they were obliged to stay I'M
til Sunday at 6 a. m.
Howard Selby of Minneapolis,
is assisting with the corn husk-
ing at the Ed. Rogers farm.
Mrs. Emma Sarchet of Mime
apolis spent several days looking
after farm interests in this local
ity.
The Junior class of Morgan High
school will present a three act
comedy at the city hall, Friday
evening, entitled "The Red-head-
ed Stepchild." Miss Pearl Strand
will direct the cast. Music before
the curtain and between acts will
be furnished by the school band
under the direction of w. E.
Hawk.
The Friendly Birthday club met
with Mrs. Victor Zimmerman
Saturday afternoon to celebrate
her birthday.
Mrs. Will Fixsen ard Mrs.
Frank Whitcomb visited friends
at Franklin Wednesday afternoon.
MIR. and Mrs. Sylvester Willard
of Hudson, Wis. were among the
visitors at the Joe Honl home last
week. Another daughter Miss
Ruth Honl of Minneapolis spent
Sunday at the parental home.
Mrs. Lloyd Potzler of near
Morgan is i'll with pneumonia.
Mrs. F. E. Croker returned
Friday evening from Minneapolis
where she was called to the bed
side of her sister Mrs. George
Reed who is critically i'll, follow
ing a major operation. Mrs. Ray
Ha~son, a friend of the Crockers
is a special nurse for Mrs. Reed
Miss Phyllis Grain who is TAX
ing nurses training at st. Joseph's
hospital st. Paul spent the
weekend with her parents near
Morgan.
Miss Lorraine Tauer, a student
at the st. Catherire's college
Minneapolis spent from Saturday
until Monday evening at the par
entail A. J. Tauer home.
Mrs. G.. M. Johnson who was
called here to help care for heI
mother, Mrs. Harry Footner al
the E. R. Lamp home, returned
to her home at HAVANA, N. D
Tuesday.
Verron Gluth, son of Mr.. ano
Mrs. John Gluth, went to Los
Angeles Tuesday where he viii
take a course in the Aerial Indus
! tries Technical Institute.
Mrs. Otto Dickmeier of Salem
Ore. is spending several week:
with her sister, Mrs. Anna Roo
who is i'll.
Frank Schluck, Emil NetZke
and Mic Heiderscheidt enjoyed {
fishing trip to Stewart Lake the
latter part of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Netzke o.
Lamberton spent Sunday at thu
Emil and Leopold NetZke homes
The men are cousins.
Joe Steffl and Matt Schouweil.
Ter of near Galloway spent The
weekend with relatives here.
He-ry Beibel and two daugh.
tiers of st. George were visitors a
the George Green home over thu
weekend.
Pumpkins, black cats and wit.
ches gave a Halloween atmos.
phere to the rooms of the Presby.
terrain church annex Saturda,
evening when % pupils from TIVE
classes of the Sunday School en-.
joyed frolic.
/ Morgan was wonderfully quie
Halloween aside from little dis
arrangement at the school play
ground and the smearing of soal
on store and car windows thu
pranksters did no serious dam
age.
Mrs. Anna Rietter ard daugh
ter Laura moved into the resid
ence they purchased of Emf
Loose of La Crosse recently. A
E. Loose vacated the residence t.
move to La Crosse Friday.
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