The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1937-09-23
MORGAN CHURCH
WILL CELEBRATE
FIFTIETH YEAR
BY Mrs. F. S. Pollard

Morgan-A golden jubilee will
be held at the Presbyterian
church Sunday concentrating
the fiftieth anniversary of the or
ganization. A young peoples choir
will have charge of the music. DR..
J. P. Linn of Redwood Falls and
several guest speakers will be on
the program. A picnic dinner
brought by the church friends
and members will be served at
noon. After dinner the program
will continue until p. m. In the
evening a Korean missionary who
is home on a furlough, will de-
liver an address.
MadameS o. w. Hier and H. 0.
Draeger entertained the st. Johns
Lutheran aid at the church base
ment Wednesday afternoon.
w. R. Werring visited his faith
ed, Charles Werrirg at Sleepy
Eye Sunday afternoon. Mr.. Wer-
ring Sr. who has been i'll for sew
eral weeks, is improving and was
able to enjoy an automobile ride
about town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn DIESEL of
Vasilia, Calf. who spent several
weeks with brothers of the latter
in Iowa and New Ulm are enjoy
ing a visit with old associates
here. The Dessels were pioneer
citizens of Morgan.
The office rooms over the State
Bank are being re arranged to
give more room for the physicians
DR.. w. E. Johnson and DR.. VAIL
berg.
Mrs. Dan Pursley and son Dom
aid, Ed Pursley and Mrs. Alice
Kuck of Fairbury, Ill. with Mike
Freehil of Fort Wayne, Ind. spent
last week at the Rudolph Fend-
rick home. Mr.. and Mrs. Fendrick
AID their guests enjoyed a trip to
Green Lake Thursday before they
returned to their home Friday
morning.
MIR. and Mrs. Ben Ragen and
sons George, Floyd and Eugene
and daughter Virginia of Winter
set, Iowa, stopped off to visit al
the o. Gentry and George and
Charles Ragen homes while en-
route home from Cantastota, S
D. MIR. and Mrs. Charles RACER
entertained at family dinner
Sunday in their honor.
A pre-nuptial entertainment
was held at the ]. E. PonciI
home Monday evening cOmpli.
menting Miss Genevieve Hanson
49, hriIn
Mrs. Henry Reding entertained
at five hundred Monday evening
J. A. Shank attended a lunch
con for the county fair board a
Redwood Falls, Monday evening
Mrs. Shank accompanied him t
Redwood and spent the evening
with her cousin, Mrs. Ed johnson
who is recovering from an oper
alton.
Mrs. c. Mosman ard son Char
les of Portland, Ore. are guests a
the H. c. Huschke home. The for
mer is the mother of Mrs. Husch
Ike.
Elmer Carlson was called +
Fort Dodge. Iowa Wednesday b.
the serious illness of his fathe
who died the following morning
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Carlson am
son Gordon attended the funera
Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. Ray Hines of s.
Paul spent the weekend wit
Morgan relatives. They spent las
week with Mrs. Hines brother
Frank Green. of near Springfield
MIR. and Mrs. I. w. Root wer
Twin Cities visitors Wednesda.
of last week.
Frank Eischen and sister Yer
onica of near Redwood were Sun
day guests at the George Gree
home.
Gordon Tauer and Wilma
Forbrook hitchhiked from Mime
apolis Saturday afternoon an
spent the weekend at their re
spective homes.
Clemer.tine Seimer returned t
Minneapolis, Monday mornin
after spending Sunday with he
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Seim
er.
Mrs. Gertrude Garlic an
little grand daughter wer-t
Minneapolis Saturday to Wis
Mrs. Marian Somod. Wednesda
they will celebrate the thir
birthday of little Carole Jea
Somod at the Somod home.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. West an
son Gordon spent the weeken
with Mrs. Marion West at Brown
ton. Mr.. and Mrs. West returne
Sunday evening while Gordo
went to st. Paul where he wi
continue his studies at Macaleste
college.
MIR. and Mrs. Hugo Weise Chat
tie Bohn) of Slayton were Sun
day guests of Mrs. Pauline Bob
and the Will Bohn family.
Miss Hazel Root of Redwoo
Falls spent Sunday with he
mother, Mrs. Anna Root and Inc
Root.
Frank Schluck, w. J. Bande
mere, Emil Netzke and Fell
Fromm left Sunday for Stewal
Lake in northern Minnesota for
weeks fishing.
Herbert Fixsen, Mr.. and Mr.
Herbert Bloenke and Miss Ann