The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1937-02-11
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Mrs. L. A. Cheney visited Mr..
and Mrs. Raymond Cheney at
Morgan Tuesday.
c. z. Rote and r. H. Anderson
of Minneapolis were here on bus
mess Wednesday.
Mrs. Harold Hassinger will be
hostess to the Legion auxiliary at
her home in Morton this evening
The annual meeting of the
Presbyterian Missionary society
will be held Wednesday afternoon
February II in the church parlors.
A potluck supper will be served.
In honor of the birthday of
their son, Raymond Cheney of
Morgan, Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Chen
ey entertained informally Friday
evening.
Jake Fitch of ST. Louis was at
the Redwood Cleaners Tuesday
checking over the Bard Box sys-
tenn which he found to be in ex-
cellent order.
The Loyal Booster Class of the
Roy Castle home at North Red
wood next Tuesday evening.
Each person is asked to bring a
Valentine for the party.
Mrs. Victor Lund, Mrs. Harold
Melges, Mrs. S. w. Limburg and
son, Jimmy and Mrs. Oscar Rand
gard and sors, Jay and Gary
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
Tyson Wednesday afternoon.
~
ceived word of the serious illness
of her daughter-in-laW, Mrs. Da-
vid Whittet at Eagle Rock, Los
Angeles, California and expects
to leave for her sons home soon.
Mrs. T. F. Reed ST., and Miss
Inez Reed who had spent a week
in Minneapolis returned home
Friday evening with Miss Isabelle
and James Reed who visited here
during the weekend.
The Presbyterian Mite society
will meet at p. m. Friday in the
church parlorS. HoSteSseS will be
Mrs. c. H. Whiting, Mrs. Dan Nc
Kay, Mrs. Glen Hillig, Mrs. G. R
Engeman, Mrs. M. o. Hanson, and
Mrs. Mary Gaffney
The sales and office force of the
New Palace store was entertained
at a dinner at the Ramsey Hotel
and a theatre party at the Red
wood Thursday evening of last
week by their employer, w. R.
Wingate.
MIR. and Mrs. Percy Nelson,
Miss Elsie Sommerfeld, F. B. For
hes and son drove to st. Paul
Sunday to visit Mrs. Forbes at ST..
Joseph's hospital. Mr.. Forbes re-
manned to be with his wife who
underwent a second operation
Monday.
Shirley Reynolds entertained
Friday afternoon in honor of her
eleventh birthday. Her guests
were Bertha Richards, Shirley
Mae Cannon, Harriet Lauterbach,
Florence Manning, Jacqueline
Cameron, Marion Orth, Bernice
Schmeckel, Juanita Bishop, Bet
ty Herman and Alice Miller.
Mrs. o. G.. Austbo, president of
the Woman's Club welcomed the
husbands and other guests, at the
annual social meeting and BAN
quet given at 7 p. m. Monday in
the Lounge at Hotel Ramsey. DR..
J. w. Inglis responded and other
numbers on the program were
two selections when Song Is
Sweet" and "The Bells of ST.
Mary's" sung by trio, Mrs. Max
Treu, Mrs. B. E. Marsh and Mrs.
E. L. Gallea with Mrs. N. H. Be-
wee playing the piano accompani-
ment; two readings Matrimonial
Experiences and "Gimlet VS.
Corkscrew" by Miss Daisy Vittum
of the junior high school faculty
and two violin solos, Moment
Musical and 1.-TWO Guitars
played by Miss Hazel Dornfeld of
the music department of the
school. Mrs. B. E. Marsh was the
accompanist. Later original YER
ses in the form of Valentines were
delivered by a special mailman,
DIR. c. L. Lynn. After the program
Keno was played with prizes 60
ing to DR.. and Mrs. Albert AISLE
son, R. w. Pryor, A. P. Falk, Mrs
Marsh, Mrs. Austbo and j. w
Lauterbach. The social commit.
tee, Mrs. c. L. Lynn, Mrs. J: w
Lauterbach and Mrs. c. O. Gllfil-
Ian assisted by Mrs. Treu were II
charge of the arrangements fol
the four course dinner and enter
tainment and Mrs. Lauterbacf
was the POSTMASTER. Bowls o
red tulips were used as cente
pieces on the long tables wher'
candles and favors carried out tn
Valentine motif.