The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1937-09-09

er, set a new track record o
2:09A at the Window fair, takin
first in all three heats. Tetonka
another Croker horse, Finished
third, fourth and fourth to be il
the money. At the Howard LAX,
races, All Thrill was Secont
twice and first once while Teton
ka finished fourth, second ant
first.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Blum
and family returned THURSDAY
from a trip to the Black Hills anc
northern Minnesota.
Friends of Mrs. Irwin Roo
gave a surprise party Thursday
afternoon, complimenting her or
a recent birthday.
MIR. and Mrs. Emil Schlemmel
and son John of Milwaukee ano
daughter Sharon Lee stopped al
the Raymond Reding home Tues
dy while enroute to Vesta for q
visit with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles HallfriSch
of Duluth are spending several
weeks at the parental Harry
George home. Mr.. and Mrs. Hall
frisch, nee Helen George, disclos-
ed their marriage which took
place October IA, 1886.
F. S. Pollard is confined to his
home this week with his annual
siege of hay fever. Among fellow
suffers are DR.. w. E. johnson and
Mrs. H. B. West.
Will Nielsen lost a steer by
lightning Tuesday of last week.
1t was discovered lying in the
pasture. This was his second loss
within a week. A silo collapsed
on his farm August %.
Mike Anthony and Miss Loretta
Seimer of Minneapolis spent Sum
day and Labor day at the Glenn
Seimer home. Miss Seimer is en-
ployed in Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Jensen and
son Leonard and daughters An
ME and Myrtle of Thief River
Falls were guests of relatives
here last week. Mrs. Mary George
mother of Mrs. Jensen who spent
the summer at WabaSSo, Lucan
and Thief River Falls returned to
Morgan with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leopold Netzke
held an auction on their farm
Thursday. Their son and wife,
MIR. and Mrs. Julius Netzke will
operate the farm. They have
moved into the former Menk re-
sidence which they purchased last
spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor thinner
mann and family attended a bir-
thday party for Martin Lehne at
Springfield Thursday evening.
Westly Schieffert of Mime
apolis took advantage of the
double holiday and spent the
weekend with his parents MIR. and
Mrs. F. H. Schieffert. He returned
Monday evening.
Gordon Tauer spent Sunday
and Labor day with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Tauer.
Mrs. Winifred Boushek and sor
Burton of Redwood Falls were
guests of MIR. and Mrs. Ray Red
ing Thursday.
Miss Alice Bertrand returned
to her studies at the Good Council
academy at Mankato Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Schotz-
ko of Comfrey were guests Of
Mrs. Emile Metzke and daughter
Ino Saturday.
Mrs. Katherine Boushek went
to Vesta where she will accom-
pany her son and family on ar
outing in northern Minnesota.
Mrs. C. F. Mccarthy (Agne:
Jenst - of Minneapolis was {
visitor at the B. F. Bertrand home
Saturday. :"
With the beginning of another
school year the following young
people departed this week for the
following teaching positions: Mis-:
Daisy Footner goes to Storden
Blanch Nielsen will again teach al
Alexandria, Julia Potthoff viii
resume her duties in the Edna
school near Minneapolis, Meta
Sorenson has gone to Duluth
Miss Evelyn and Eugene Pollard
will teach at Pipestone and the
Oxford High school near Rolla
N. D. respectively, Miss Selma
Kettner, daughter of Mrs. Angus
Wulff will again teach at Soutl
st. Paul, Mrs. Grace DahmeS viii
teach at district 81, Dyma Jacob.
son at district SO, Mary Heiling
district 90; Inez Root, district SO
Ruth Hansen, district 1O7 anc
Elsie Jacobsen, district Al.
Two road patrolmen spent Sat.
urady evening enforcing traffic
control at the Presbyterian church
corner. Many motorists failed tt
comply with the "stop" sign be-
fore driving on the state highway
at that location.
Albert L. DruSch, a. farmer
who is past 60 years of age, iv-
ing ten miles east of Morgan
broke the large bone of his right
leg below the knee when a team
of horses kicked wooden pole ir
the stall. He was brought to {
local physicians office where the
leg was placed in cast.
Walter Dahlmann and MIR. anG
Mrs. Leopold Netzke and little
granddaughter Pearl were visitor!
at West Bend, Iowa, Sunday.
Among the people who spen
Labor day fishing at Diamond
lake were Mr.. and Mrs. William
Fixsen and Emil and w. P
Netzke.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Redinl
and Mr.. and Mrs. +. S. Pollard
with their daughter Evelyn were