The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1937-06-17
CAR AND TRUCK
OVERTURN NEAR
OLIVIA SATURDAY
By Eileen OHalloran

ming. A Minneapolis car over
turned in the ditch. No one re-
ceived serious injuries and after
the car was repaired the occupants
went on to Milbank, S. D. A truck
driven by Leonard Jansen of
Olivia also overturned in the
ditch. The windows were broken,
the cab dented, and slight injuries
were received by the occupants,
Mrs. Leonard Jansen and Miss
Sylvania Shuttle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis PIoyhart
spent Wednesday and Thursday
in Minneapolis on business.
James Converse went to Min
neapolis Thursday, where he join
ed his brother and wife on a trip
to Grand Rapids, where they will
spend week fishing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Ployhart,
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Brust,
Thomas Polansky and Miss Cath
crime Shore spent Sunday in Lake
City as guests of Miss Shores
parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. K. Jones left
for Mountain Lake Saturday,
where Mrs. Jones will spend the
summer as guest of her sister,
while Mr.. Jones attends summer
school at the University. 20 -
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bangerter
left for Long Beach, Cal, where
Mrs. Bangerter will spend the
summer at her home while Mr..
Bangerter attends summer school.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. w. Moran of
Olivia left for Crookston Monday,
where they will spend week
fishing and later will join their
family and Mrs. Seth Walton and
travel through the Black Hills and
Yellowstone Park.
Rev. Kenneth Ryan of st. Alloy
sius Church has been transferred
to st. Thomas college in st.
Paul, where he will teach. He left
Monday and will be replaced by
a newly ordained priest, Rev.
Powers, of ST. Peter. A farewell
party was given Saturday evening
by the Young people of the par
ish and Sunday afternoon he was
given a farewell party by the
people of the parish. He has been
assistant pastor Of the church for
three years.
r. Miss Mary Russell left Sunday
for st. Cloud where she will at
tend summer school.
Jiggs Windhorst, Charles Brown,
Gordon Donnelly, Roland Throer,
Wayne Kircher and Jamie Mailer
have returned to their homes after
attending the University of Min
neSota for the past term.
Paul Tersteeg of the University
spent the weekend at his home in
Olivia, returning to Minneapolis
Sunday, where he will spend the
summer working in the Univer-
sity hospital.
DR.. j. A. Cosgriff spent Thurs
day in Minneapolis on business.
Misses Mary Chamberlain and
Mildred Goulet spent Thursday in
Redwood Falls on business.
Miss Patricia Branigan left on
Monday for Minneapolis, where
she will be employed for the sum-
mer.
Misses Annette and Arlene Burt
of Columbus, Ohio, arrived Thurs
day and will spend two weeks Wis
iting friends. Annette participant
ed in the commencement program,
as she would have been a gradu-
ate if she had remained here this
year. Thirty-six boys and girls
were confirmed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Carruth
and son, John, and Louis Gallagh-
er of Danvers spent Sunday at
the William O'Holloran home.
Misses Mavan Walleen and Eli
leen O'Halloran left Wednesday
for Aitkin. where they will be en-
ployed at a summer resort for the
summer.
Jerome O'Halloran left Thurs
day for the Dakotas where he will
visit for two weeks
MIR. and Mrs. Richard Freeman
and son spent the weekend at the
home of his parents here. Dick
Freeman of Mankato was also a
guest.
Mrs. Ed. Johnson spent Satur-
day in Redwood Falls visiting
friends.
Miss Irma Burns spent the
weekend in Minneapolis visiting
friends and relatives. -
Misses Adeline LEM and Eileen
O'Halloran and Marvin LEM
were dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred LEM at Renville on
Tuesday evening.
Miss Edith Nemmers, home eco
nomics teacher in Olivia. spent the
weekend in Minneapolis, return
ing to Olivia Monday to resume
her duties as bookkeeper at the
school for the remainder of the
month.
Teachers returning to their res
pective homes for the summer
were: Miss Betty Hull. Mankato;
Miss Helen Ludtke, Minneapolis;
Miss Gladys Pick, Brownton; Miss
Elnora Dougherty. Minneapolis;
and Allan Sholl. Tracy. The other
teachers are either going to sum-
mer school or remaining in Olivia.
Harry Pankow of Milwaukee
has been spending the past week
visiting at the A. E. Blauert resi-
dence.
Clette Rauenhorts. former radio
salesman and mechanic. has
bought out an implement firm at
Granite Falls and will leave Olivia
this week to take up his duties
there.
William and Richard Baum
gardner of st. Thomas college re-
turned home to Bird Island after
completing a successful year at
school.
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