The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1937-05-27

Mr. ana Mrs. William kleSSllng
and sons Billie and Dick will ar
rive today from their home at
Lake Mills, Wisconsin and will
visit the Burmeister families.
Miss Leola SchentZel of Balaton
is new operator at the Louise
Beauty shop taking the place of
Miss Vera Draeger who because
of illness is at her home at Lynd.
Mrs. Maurice Droen came from
Hanska Thursday to attend the
party in honor of Miss Chaplin
and Miss Vittum. She left Friday
but returned Saturday for the
Redwood Contact Club meeting.
Marriage licenses were applied
for this week at the office of the
Clerk of Courts office by Earline
Martin of Redwood Falls and Ed
ward Tennison of Cincinnati, Ohio:
Alfred G. Nude of Morgan and
Mabel H. Zamzow of Clements.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Forbes
motored to st. Paul and Robbins
dale Tuesday afternoon. They will
return Friday and accompanied
by their son Frank will 60 to
Northwood, Iowa to spend the
weekend and Memorial Day with
relatives.
With large number of women
as their guests, Mrs. Scott Sch
oen, Mrs. Gilbert Johnson, Mrs.
H. A. Schenck, Mrs. D. M. Covell
and Mrs. Julian Morten enter
tanned at one o'clock luncheon
Tuesday at Hotel Ramsey follow
ed by contract at eleven tables.
Tiny corsages of sweet peas mar
ked the places of the guests and
nut cups were in pastel shades.
High score was won by Mrs. c.
H. Burmeister, second high hon.
ors went to Mrs. E. H. Helgeson,
and low honors were won by
Mrs. L. H. Brown. Mrs. N. H.
Bovee received the travelling
prize. Out of town guests were
Mrs. H. E. Swennes, Mrs. T. E.
Kuehl and Mrs. c.. A. Fillenworth
of Lamberton.
Former teachers here joined
with present members of the fac
ulty in a Homecoming meeting
and dinner of the Redwood Con-
tact Club Saturday evening at
Lauterbachs. During the short
business session, Miss Lucille
Sturdevant was reelected presi-
dent and program was given
with Miss Daisy Vittum as mas
ter of ceremonies. A trio, Miss
Ann Gilronan, Miss Irene Faber
and Miss Norma Holmgren with
Miss Elizabeth Chaplin at the
piano sang two numbers, short
talks on the outside world were
given by Mrs. Clifford Swenson
and Miss Mabel Mccoy. Miss Ann
Vein gave clever impersonationS
of members present and absent;
Mrs. E. A. johnson of Olivia play
ed a piano solo; Miss M. Alice
Ide lent dignity to the affair in
her address and Miss THETA Aske
humorously recalled the pasts, in
Dictated the presents, and prophes-
led the futures of the teachers in
short talk. Attending from
away were Miss Myra jacobson,
Brainerd, Mrs Clifford Swenson
(Grace DahD of Hanley Falls,
Mrs. E. A. Johnson Evelyn
Shank of Olivia, Mrs. Maurice
Droen Gertrude Hoppe) and
Miss Agnes Lohnbakken of Han
ska, Miss Mabel Mccoy of Min
neapolis, Miss Ann Vein, North
field, and Mrs. Ralph Sullivan
Caroline Kotasek) of Minneapol-
is Mrs. Fred Pfeiffer (Rieta Bach
NANNY was guest at the affair.
Hate to fry? Not any more, says
Aunt Jenny. Lands, know all about
how it used to be. Kitchen full of
smoke, smoke in your eyes, frying
smell all through the house. But
now you can get Spry and it fries
without smoking. Foods are crisp,
tasty, not a mite greasy and so
digestible a child can eat 'em. You
get Spry-use it for all baking, too.