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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

OR BED ROOM AND 2-BATH DE
tsched house in NV. section. with sttrac-
tive grounds. Phone Emerson 2l1O.
HOUSE OR APT, FURN. OR UNFURN.
near elementary school, desirable location,
II W. preferred, for occupancy Sept. J.. state
rent. Box 11-K. Star.
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT IN V1C1N-
tty of Bethesda, Md. | have many appn-
Town rd.
IF YOU HAVE A HOUSE TO RENT. CALL
Walnut T940. We have large waiting
list. w. S. HOGE. Jr.
CONSCIENTIOUS, RESPONSIBLE YOUNG
couple TO rent unfurn.. modern, unusual
home. vicinity Silver Spring. September
/. Shepherd 336l-J.
WE CAN RENT YOUR
VACANT PROPERTY CALL
MOSS REALTY CO,
TOWER BLDG. MET. 17I6.
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OFFICES FOR RENT.
LOTS FOR SALE.

BEAUTIFUL. U LARGE LOTS WITH VIEWI
terms; can assist in obtaining money loI
nnance your home this properly is sd-
Jscent 10 the Mt. vernon Memorial Blvd
Box 344 K. Star
SILVER SPRING. SEVERAL 5O-FT.
Iots; all improvements. Box 222-J Star
OVER 1880 SQUARE FEET ON HIGH-|
est eIeVation, overlooking Potomac River.
IN .. g: frontaee s17 feet. H. MTTCHE. NJ
PFEFFER, attorney for owner, Edmond ,
Building. Met. Phi
CHOICEST CHEVY CHASE. d. C.. CoR1
ner. 55xl35; east Conn. ave, near bus i
ami; worth 80 $50: quick sale xIs5O1
cash. O Boz 3l%3. Washing on. o, Cl
TWO LOTS, l4th AND HOLLY SITS. NV
Containing Ib,S15 square r. 81 55c ped
H. assessed value, 52c 50. IT. Shepherd
OWNER NEEDS CASH. WILL sACRIFIcH
large, beautiful site ready for building a i
about half price. Ami nearby Msrvlfnd.J
lhth 81. bus. Boa lH4-J star.
EXCELLENT NORTHWEST SITES PPICELI
low; GEO. E. DIEFFENRACH. Lot Specialist !
Maui. $3.50. 11Ol Vt. ave. NV En-. 41I1l
EXCELLENT CORNER LOT. HIGH ELEVA
lon. overlooking Potomac; S5HlOi feet. stI
Cathedral ave snd Hawthorne; all i'm
pIoVtments ia VIII sacrifice :or cssi Bod
3bb-H Star IS.
OVER l6s. OOU SQUARE FEET ON FIGH
est elevation. overlooking Potomac River
70 D. C: frontage 9ii feet II MITCHELL
PFEFFER. attorney for owner. Edmond
BuildlnR- Me-. .%i
CHOICE CORNER IN The BEST Nwl
section for fine home facing on 3 street :
and Cow, park. owner refused ~ so
per 50. II. Price reduced 10 SIC per Sc IT.
ga, PERCY II RUSSELL co,
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
LARGE HOUSE. PETwoRTH CORNER
excellent location and . good investment
Phone Adams 6406-J. 15s
MOUNT PLEASANT.

12 rooms. 8 baths; z bed rooms, corner.
Columbia rd. and 10th St Originally sold
for $l9.750. Price, $12,5OO for q limited
time. MIR. TWEED. National O866. Eve
ninHR C1evAlonN cOOa
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WILL RENT OR BUY BUILDING. WASH
lngton vicinity. suitable fog gymns sum
must have floor space rs f.. bv % f.. cell
ing a. !eaSI !I-it- high v cite C. T
NORm EN'T. Jr . NsuruCk-t TSlaIo. Mass -
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BEAUTIFUL CAPE COD HOME
Detached brick; : rooms baths rec.
-sstlon room: brand-new; fine. high 'u-s,
non; real home Oh a big lot IA C1nire
location; near park, buses, schools. stores
etc. priced low sJ 81 $50; will MAKE rsa
sonable terms or consider smaller house
building lot or farm in part paymenF. Sc,
42O4 Alabama ave Sc Open 10 = Q M
m call MP W.T. SON C-rpsr,Y11S .r.roa
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HOUSES uhFUkNiSHEp.

Zoos lst ST. NV RMS, KITCHEN,
bath, basement. rear yard S57 80.
2633 Eye ST. ,w.-Colored--b rms,
alec; $3.50.
P. j WALSHE.
llo- Eye St. NV. Natl. 646s
NEAR ROOSEVELT HIGH.
8 ROOMS, OIL HEAT, REFG., S65.
SAM ROSEY, ADAMS 27O0.
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Walnut T9s0 Eve. sun. Walnut sd95
sUsURBAk PROPERTY WANTED.

SUBURBAN PROPERTY WAN1ED.
WANTED. 5-RM. BUNGALOW IN NEAR
by Nd. new or used: about $500: will
oar cash. Call or write MR.. ELLIOTT.
50 Wis. eve. NV.
WANTED TO BUY FOR R~CASH-5-ROOM
brick or frame in Arlington County Must
be in good condition and worth the money.
T. p. JOHNSON, West Falls Church 135
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NEW BRICK HOME,
DETACHED AND SEMI-DETACHED.
2910-l2-17 o ST. Sc.
Priced to sell by owner and builder; 6
large rooms. bath. built-in garages; l.
block north, OF Pa. ave-; conveniently To-
Gated. Brokers invited
ELI BUSADA,
1929 29th st. Sc Atlantic 03OT.
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BUNGALCW-2l, ACRES.

Suitland, Nd.
Only mile from D. c. All improve
ments including water ano sewer. electric
range. fruit trees. shrubbery etc. ! acre
IN woods. $1,000. Immediate possession.
For inspection call MI. Grove. Geo. $40.
ADELBCR W. LEE,
1343 H St. NV District 1900
NEARBY VIRGINIA
81 5O0-S260 down. S45 mo. incl. taxes.
Modern 5-rm. frame bungalow. open
fireplace, h,-g-h.; convenient schools
stores. l0c bus.
LYON PARK. VA.
SIS o50-S5O0 down. $50 mo-, incl. lakes.
JUST COMPLETED. Modern 2-sIory. o.
rm house insulated full basement. laundry
tubs. tile bath with shower: conv. 0c bus.
2100 Wilson Blvd. Clar., Va
Wal. 9292. da. and evenings. Also
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GLOVER PARK.

Located on the highest section over
brick, 8 rooms, 2 colorful baths, recrea-
lion room. 2-csr brick garage. Large,
attractive kitchen with breakfast nook.
features that can be appreciated only by
an inspection Call Clev 4444 for sp-
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BETHESDA, MD,

New two-story brick; rooms, 2 baths;
l bed room and bath on first floor: oil
burner: air conditioned: lot 93x135; excep-
tionally well built. A bargain for $1,000.
Open for inspection
Directions: Wis. ave. to bank, left on
Georgetown I'd: to Roosevelt ST., left on
Roosevelt st, J. "a blocks to house
GOSS REALTY CO.,
5000 Wis Ave Wise 2bk3
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FORECLOSURE BARGAIN.

BLOCK OFF GEORGIA AVE
1923 9th st. n.w.-Attractive, semi
detached corner brick containing & rooms
and bath, Enclosed porch. full basement
built-in GARAGE: Al condition throughout
Beautiful lawn and shrubbery.
Terms. 10fo cash. balance in one trnst at
6so. Priced under $4,000.
OPEN SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
10 AM. TO PM
VIM. M. ThrOckmorton. Inc.
20I Investment Bldg. Realtor. Dist. 60a2
18th ST. EXTENDED.
RoOmS-2 Baths.
An attractive, new ultra modern Colonial
brick home, air conditioned; elaborate rec
Teation room and built-in garage; only |
left. Priced below reproduction cost. Cali
Georeia bOOS
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PETWORTH-S6,9 $50,

rooms and bath. inclosed screened
electric refrigeration; Thoroughly modern;
payment only S42 SO month after res SON
able down payment. Cali Shepherd 1911
after m
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$3.50 DOWN.

$3.50 DOWN.
New brick house in nearby Va. ! bed
room downstairs; 1 large and l small bed
room upstairs; large lot.
HUGH T. PHILLIPS CO,
Atl. 316O. Ewes, Sat, Sun. Walnut 9091.
PERHAPS THIS IS WHAT YOU
HAVE BEEN LOOKING FOR.
glorious old Colonial home, 100 years
old. With the same old Colonial charm. to-
rether with the modern smartness and con-
The house is fully insulated. copper
screening. large closets: storaEe space.
porches, beautiful pegged floors. spacious
rooms, flreplaces, century old trees, pool.
pergola. outdoor oven. fruit trees. one or
more acres; . charming atmosphere: 15
to 20 minutes drive to Washington. Words
mean so little. let's make an tnspection
appointment W. r. GOODWIN, P. o. Box
H62A. Arlington, W..
'IOUR HOUSE is a ONCE-JN-A-
LIFETIME PURCHASE
DC VT 1AKE CHAI!Ct~.
Se4 inis portec-plls bungalow st ~,
y. Uta a So. Waverly Eins, Va. u has b
laree rooms, every modern convenience, Z
beautiful lot with many f1ne trees. ats ed
garage. porch. and Is close to everything.
At $500 We can assure you Of an excellent
homo in . tns community. Follow the
Clever arrow.
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NEARBY VIRGINIA.
CO 0nn

NEARBY VIRGINIA..
$4,000.
room house, gas, cleo. porches snd
% min. trom city. Plenty OF room for
garden. cow and chickens. Small cs sh
payment and convenient terms
$4,000.
20 acres on q high elevation Excellent
building site. with wide frontaxe on q
sood sravel road % min. from city. Easy
terms and cash payment
M e. CHURCH. Realtor.
Ests sblished 1886
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Owner will sell few one-scre tracts With
city water and electricity on HARD road
Only twenty minutes 10 downtown In
most desirable northwest section Of Mont
gomery County Md for the price of city
lot. Terms il desired Box 354-K. Star
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"SPLENDID NEW HOMES.'
$3.50 DOWN,
$50 MONTHLY.
NO RENEWALS!
PRICE, $3.50.
1927 9th ST. SOUTH,
ARLINGTON, VA.

Modern. 5-room. white frame BUNGALOW
on high. ,well-drained lot. 50xl30 IT.
Large living room. coat closet. open fire-
place andirons. .built-in bookcases. Two
bed rooms, lots Of ventilation; large, closets.
Modern tiled bath walls and foor). built
in tub, shower. mirrored medicine cabinet.
Dining room with china closets. kitchen
has tiled sink and drain. inlaid linoleum
overhead cabinets plenty drawers. modern
gas range. Unfinished attic. two large
windows. pine flooring, will make another
extra bed room.
Electrol oil burner. hardwood doors. hot
water heat. Full concrete cellar. bone dry;
ample light and head room. laundry trays
gas water heater. city water, sewer and
electricity.
Fully screened. weather-stripped, wall
paper sutter and dow downspouts; detached
driveway. sodded lawn. nagrock walk and
nice;sppearinE shrubbsry; Concrete front
to bus and school. Inspect day or night.
WALTER O'HARA & SON,
LEE BOULEVARD.
WALNUT $3.50. BARCROFT VA
EVENINGS CLARENDON 1873
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NEW BRICK BUNGALOW.

2 Nichols Ave. Hyattsvile, Nd.
< rooms, bath. breakfast alcove. 2car
buill-in garage; weather stripped, csulked
and screened: tile bath.
To inspect: Drive out BALTIC. Blyd. 70
stop light ct Riyerdsle. turn left 10
Nichols ave. and house.
ALFRED r. YANCEY Owner and Builder
Phone Greenwood -
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- -
VISIT THESE NEW HOMES.
$500 TO $3.50.
ALL NEW DETACHED HOMES
1896 First St. S.W.-$6,5 500.
TO $500 Blk. Nichols Ave Sc. Turn Right.
1876 NeWcOmb st. Sc, $3.50.
e rooms, baths. arranged for families.
1921 Southern Ave. Sc,
$3.50.
Colonial brick, large rooms. Penn.
ave, left on Alabama and left ct D. @ line
REALTY ASSOCIATES, INC.
1905 e st, N w Natl
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-$8,85O-BARGAIN
NEW. ULTRA-MODERN

BIG-$8,8 ,85O-BARGAIN.
NEW, ULTRA-MODERN.
OIL HEAT PORCHES- -GARAGE.
3 large bed rms, liy. Tm.. din rn.. beau
recreation rm., full attic and cellar; block
WoGB, 70 5TS; 3 @ to stores & snd g school:
light at Silver Spring, turn right on East
Grace Church I'd. one block, then right TO
houses.
OPEN DAILY.
owners Prone, Shepherd 1888.
S6,475. UNUSUAL TERMS.
NEW COLONIAL HOME.
HUNTINGTON TERRACE.
exoosures: Fireplace. rd Hardvoa ns1n roors stsh
Tile bath Lot 51x14b.
Electric Kitchen Health Home
open dsy and night. Drive 10 Bethesda
teft on Georsetown rd. TO Cedar lane, left
Mr.. FEDDEMAN. Adams 1O1oo, Aot. eol
COLON1AL,-ALL-BRICK.
Six rooms. bath tirst-noor 81 nm' lavstory,
hnlShed ,nlsl. attic ouartersd oak foors, doubly
Blinds. Detsched BRICK earsse. arss Vsnanan Moaean
k1tGhsn 1.II1sa ,,a aluminium screens ,throushout,
S1O,95O 81: 800 cash; terms to suit
Open Daily Till PM
EDW. M. WILLIS
1neestmenG Bids. National s479
OPEN, 3 TO7
S5 .85O-6O6 LAMONT ST. NV.
Near Georgia sve.-2O-ft. emi-detached
arlck. automatic hot water and heat: TILE
KITCHEN AND BATH, Frigidaire ssraee
and awnings. Terms to suit
LEO N. BERNSTEIN, MET. b4OO
.BURLEITH.
rooms. ami. Real bargain. OWNER.
Cleveland 372..
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

I VIII consider your home n trade "a
my Harrison ST house Call Cleytla p
q ~ bet. 10 and . s.u. OF . to =
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NO DOWN PAYMENT

New. well-built brick rooms and bath
studio living room with open fireplace: oil
burner: tile bath. sp-electric Kitchen full
cellar: large Noooed lot. 73 Fermin drive
Cheverly. Nd. Open till 8 pm Call J.
HARRIS ROGERS Hyattsyille 106. Eve.
Greenwood 21Ob
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S3.25O:
$3.50 ca ash. S35 month J., acre rich. level
ground: 4-room. s.m.i. bungalow 2 blocks
from bus. stores and school. Call ]. HAR-
RlS ROGERS, Hyattsyille 1O6. Ewes
Greenwood 21U6
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$780,.

Convenient to Capitol and Library. De-
tacheo home, five large rooms and sleeping
porch, hot-water heat, excellent condition.
Convenient terms.
JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS.
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ROOMS, 9 BATHS ACRES
Six miles from Capitol, near Suilland
school. Arranged for Two families; porches:
plenty shade. Owner leaving town. must be
sold. MI. Glidden, Columbia 21S4-J
WAPLE & JAMES, INC.
1924 18th 81 N " Qist rict a2l.
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IN MEADOWBROOK,
CHEVY CHASE, MD.-S13, ,250.
An exceptionally fine home. Just recon-
ditioned. center-entrance brick Colonial
3 bed rooms, , baths, finished attic, large
screened sleeping porch and rear living
porch overlooking terraced rock garden.
EDW. H. JONES g. CO., INC,
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HILLS SECTION,

SYY6W.
GREATEST NEW-HOME VALUE
New centeI-hall brick Colonial on wide
lot attractive living and dining rooms.
complete Kitchen. breakfast room, bed
rooms. baths. paneled recreation room
with fireplace, side living-porch. attsched
garage. automatic heat.
EDW. H. JONES & CO., INC.
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TRADE OR EXCHANGE
TRADE OR EXCHANGE.

I viii consider your home IN tcsCe ID
my seventh 81. al QUacEeG6os ST. houS
Call Georgia H5i2. bet. 70 and - 10 c
> 20 Q
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OPEN DAILY, TOO.
1897 DAVENPORT ST NV.
Near Mass. and Western Aves)
PRICE ONLY $9,95O.
An artistic, air-conditioned, new brick
home: Six rooms, bath. tile lavatory,
beautiful kitchen; insulated furred walls.
slate roof, copper water pipes copper
screens, Venetian blinds, brick side porch,
brick garage.
FISCHER H. COMPANY,
907 5th St. NV. Met. oO4b.
NEAR ROOSEVELT HIGH.
8 ROOMS OIL HEAT. REFG.; $4,000.
SAM ROSEY. ADAMS 27O0
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FACING SHERMAN CIRCLE,

FACING SHERMAN CIRCLE.
Colonial brick, six rooms and tile bath,
hoewatef neal uid rear 2orsheS s. saraes An
home in this section Very reasonable
ierms can be arranged. Price, $500.
JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS.
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AN UNUSUAL VALUE.

This new home, in one OF the finest w.
sections, is now available for your inspec-
tion. With large rooms, Q baths, recre-
alton room in basement, breakfast room,
sleeping porch and attached garage, on q
beautiful 50-foot lot Is one Of today's finest
values. The price is only S1095O and NAV
as purchased with 81 900 cash and $50 PEI
month. AL brio emo horoushly insulated.
Csl CleNelaNo o. sh .sfter n:3O I'M
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WAREHOUSE SITE.
SECOND COMMERCIAI ZONE

Over 10, 900 %. IT,, bounded by z ALLEYS
I garages. Across from y. C repair shop
rear OF lJ3l e 81. Sc. An excellent vsltl
at 80. 900. See Nj. Law ton, evening phone
Lincoln 1859
ADELBEKT " LEE.
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ONLY $3.50.
Mr.. 18th and Allison SITS. n. ",

Detached, corner, center hall containing
10 rms baths IS bed rms.), also maids
rm. ano bath and 2-car brick garage Cost
chased for less than apV $4,000 1nspeetiop Ct I, By
appointment only. Call MR.. SCHWARTZ,
District 9OS0 EVENINGS Georgia 1922
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SAUL'S ADDITION,

SAUI'S ADDITION,
Delightful detached home on upper 18th
st. = rms, large porch. detached GARAGE,
beautifully Handicapped lot. Priced under
50 900. Your rent will carry it. Nstionsl
2040. Evenings, Columbia 1913.
UNUSUAL BARGAIN AT S8,45O.
LOVELY VIEW OF POTOMAC RIVER
FROM THIS GROOM COLONIAL BRICK
HOME. GARAGE. AIR-CONDITIONED
OIL HEAT. INSULATED. EASY TERMS.
394O End st. Sc.
To inspect, drive out Nichols ave Sc
10 Xenia st. turn right 2 blocks 10 2no
81. left 1 block 10 sample house
Paul P. Stone g. A. S. Lord,
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FARMS WANTED.

PRIVATE PARTY WILL BUY SMALL
well-eouipped farm, preferably on vste,
near WASHINGTON, with small. moder
house. no agents. Box 3S9-K Star 16
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47O4 MAPLE AVE.

A MOST BEAUTIFUL HOME.
New 6-room brick. Has all the comforts
OF a. much more expensive home You
should see this home and consider its
beautiful colored tile bath. complete kitch-
en-, its fireplace with its paneled, knotted- :
pine mantel. Its large and roomy rooms its
automatic oil-burning heating plant. built
IN garage with overhead doors, its concrete
porch and the convenience of Its arranse-
men. Its yard with its natural planting It
the yard.
Directions: Come to Bank of Bethesda
continue on Wis. ave. to Maple ave, turn
rieht hall square to 4704. My sign is
on the property.
S. T. ROBERTSON
fS0l GEORGETOWN Rd WiSc 14A1
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Vesta Saturday was very scucces-

Vesta Saturday was very scucces-
full.
Mrs. Chris Melde and her mo-
Their, Mrs. John Schueller Sr. of
Franklin visited Mr.. and Mrs.
John Schueller Jr. Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Anderson
and family were business callers
at Redwood Falls Saturday.
Girls from the lower grades
and Miss Johnson were guests at
Betty Gregoerls birthday party
Friday
Mr.. ard Mrs. William Smith of
Delhi visited friends in this vicin-
ity Friday.
George Furtal of Omaha is
spending several weeks with his
mother, Mrs. Mary Kempton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman ViergutZ,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Werner, Vir-
gil and Darlene visited with rela-
tives in Gaylord and Winthrop
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Cohen
and daughter, Harriet motored to
Minneapolis Sunday where they
will visit relatives for few days.
Continued on page l0)
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1937-04-15
North Redwood
Mans Father
Died Tuesday
BY Mrs. O. w. Simondet

North Redwood-Word was re-
ceived here that B. F. Ziegler of
Franklin, father of L. j. Ziegler of
this place died Tuesday morning
following heart attack.
Claude Cliff left Monday for
Delano where he is employed in
the granite works.
Mr. and Mrs. D. o. Alexander
of VeSta were callers here Fri
day.
Otto Kreft and children of YES
ia were visitors Friday at the
William Hosken home.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Suelter of
Ogilvie spent a few days last
week with Mrs. William Hosken.
Matt Dworshak and o. w. Sim
ondet were visitors at Olivia
Monday.
Mrs. Elmer Becker and sons,
Mrs. Alvin Becker and son and
Mrs. Arthur Draeger and daugh-
ter visited their sister, Mrs. M. j.
Hanson at Olivia Friday.
Misses Esther Van Selus and
ANSAJ III 4toIo
institute at Lamberton Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Silas Cliff of Min
neapolis, Mrs. Annette Swan and
Mrs. Ada Cliff of Redwood Falls
spent the weekend at the E. A.
Mann home.
Mrs. Anna Lechner is assisting
at the Ralph Mann home during
the absence of Mr.. and Mrs. Mann
who went to Minneapolis Friday
where Mr. Mann is having his
arm treated. He broke and crush
ed his elbow while starting a
tractor.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Sommers
and son, James and Percy Brandt
spent Thursday in Minneapolis
Mrs. Charles Cannot and Mrs.
Richard Scoates called on Mrs. c.
E. Johnson and new daughter Fri
day.
Myrtle Gaffney, Carrie Jane
King and Harriet Wolverton
visited at Delhi Saturday.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1937-04-15
MORGAN PASTOR
GIVEN LEAVE OF
ABSENCE; is ILL
By Mrs. F. S. Pollard

Morgan-Rev. H. A. Scherf,
pastor of the Emmanuel Evangel-
ical Lutheran church, has been
granted a leave of absence, be-
cause of ill health. He will seek
medical care and rest at the
Union hospital at New Ulm. Dur
ing his absence his pulpit at the
Eden church will be filled by
guest pastors.
The band resumed practice
tuesday evening. Walter C.
Hofmeister of Springfield will
continue as director The band is
composed of an adult organizat-
ton and junior band. Together
they will get in shape for the
open air concerts Saturday eve
ming during the summer months.
The Senior class of Morgan
High school will present three
act farce-comedy "The Bandit
and Roberta April 81 at the city
hall. There are Is characters in
the cast. Miss Jane Lois Ryan is
the director.
The Morgan Beneficial society
held its annual meeting at the
city hall, Tuesday evening. The
directors, L. N. Bensen, N. J.
Hansen, w. R. Werring, H. w.
Mattke and H B. West were re-
elected. The society voted to
change the date of the annual
meeting from February to the
first Tuesday in May, The society
has 267 members with about $46O
in the benefit fund. Following the
business meeting a musical pro-
gram was given by quartet
composed of Mrs. Arthur Fried
rich, Mrs. Pearl Strand, Mrs. Ha-
Eel Nielsen and Mrs. Vernard Gent
with Miss Nonette Poncin at the
piano. The Green brothers also
assisted as accompanies for the
ensemble singing. A light lun-
cheon was served to about $50
and dance was held.
Members of the Methodist con-
gregation held a fellowship lun-
cheon in the dining room Sunday
evening with a large attendance.
After the evening meal Miss D.
Becker, missionary from India
who is home on a three years
| leave of absence gave a descrip-
ton of her work in a school where
she served as teacher for II years.
Since her return she is a teacher
at the Window public school. She
plans to return to India to resume
her work after school lets out.
Mrs. Carl Jorgensen sang a solo
and Mrs. Arthur Kleinschmidt
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1937-04-15

Mrs. Frank Smith visited at the
home of Mrs. Alva Gaffney Mon
day evening.
Fay Castle and son, Donald,
Gordon Sundem, Gale Hewett and
Walter Simondet were visitors in
the Twin Cities Sunday.
The E. L. G. E. will be enter
tanned in the church parlors Fri
day evening with Mrs. Harold
Becker as hostess.
Mrs. Louis Taubert. Mrs. Will
liam MCGOWAN, Mrs. Alvin Beck
er and Mrs. Elmer Becker attend
ed the league meeting at Middle
Creek Friday evning.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Eckelbarger
of Delhi were supper guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Castle Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alva Gaffney and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Mann and daughter were dinner
guests at the j. P. Gaffney home
last Wednesday evening in honor
OF the birthday of Jesse Lechenr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Henke and
son, Billy and daughter, Adrian.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Can
mott and son, Junior spent Sunday
at the home of Mrs. Gannott's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Helget at Sleepy Eye.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Scoates
and son, Dickie and Mrs. Charles
Cannot and son, Junior visited
at Clements Friday evening. Mrs.
Scoates remained there to accom-
pany her brother to the Twin
Cities Saturday, returning Sun
day. Dickie Scoates stayed at the
Cannot home during that time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Shultz and
daughter, Irene of Verndale are
visiting at the F. E. Scoates, Rich
ard Scoates and Mary Teich
homes this week.
Miss Adalyn Pierce of Redwood
Falls visited Mrs. Alva Gaffney
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Dworshak
and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Herdina
and daughter of Ogilvie visited
Sunday at the Joe Herdina home.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Henze and
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Davis and
daughter were visitors in Mime
apolis Sunday.
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and Miss Zaske sang a duet. The
free will offering amounted to
S26.
Mrs. Marie Kettner, the aged
mother of Mrs. Ernest thinner
man died at the age of Sc years at
the home of her son, Louis Kett-
ner of Nicollet on the same farm
where Mrs Kettner and her late
husband came as bride and groom
60 years ago. A pioneer settler,
she experienced all of the horrors
of the Sioux outbreak and Indian
massacre. Of the ten children
born to Mrs. Kettner, only five
survive. The following friends
from here attended the last rites:
Mrs. Chris Schleemann and
daughter, Esther, Mrs. Albert
Otto, Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Zim-
norman, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Friedrich, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Zimmerman and children, Mr..
and Ernest Zimmerman, Theo-
dore Bethke and Mrs. Dan Zim-
hermann.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dyerson and
son, Dickie of Olivia spent Sum-
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Red
ing.
Billie Hillger, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Oscar Hillger of Redwood
Falls is enjoying the week with
his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Hillger on the farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Green
and Mr.. and Mrs. George Green
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Green near Springfield.
Mrs. Henry Reding accompanied
them as far as Clements where
she visited Mr.. and Mrs. John
Miller. Mrs. Miller has been ill.
Mrs. Walter Beltz was hostess