The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1938-07-28

Conrad and Orville Rinke of
Twin Brooks, South Dakota and
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Splinter
and family of Wabasso.
William Schottenbauer spent
Saturday and Sunday on business
at Doland, South Dakota.
George Schottcnbauer and fam
lily Of Clements were Sunday din
ner guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
;, am SChOttCnbaucr.
Mrs. NJ. o. Hanson and Mrs. H.
w. Ward spent Wednesday and
Thursday N Minneapolis.
Arthur Raddatz of Ccdar Rap
IDS. Iowa visited al the William
Schottc.3ducr home last Thurs
day
Dorothy and Kcene Ewart of
St Paul spent the weekend with
their father l. R. EWart.
Dorothy and Thorine johnson
and their guest Esther Gubrud
drove to Tracy Thursday
Esther Gubrud returned 10
Tracy this week after a visit at
the home Of her sister Mrs. c. E.
Johnson.
Mrs. c. T. johnson and daugh-
tiers and Esther Gubrud spent
Friday visiting at the AXel Chris
tophcrson home near Morgan.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. w. Lee and
daughter Phyllis Of Excelsior
mOtored here Tuesday afternoon
and visited Mr.. and Mrs. J. F.
Knudson and their guests. Mr..
Lee IS Mrs. KnudsOn's nephew.
The Third division of the In
duStrial society of the Church of
Christ of which Mrs. Eber Sparks
IS leader picnicked in Ramsey
park Wednesday afternoon.
Alice, InCz and Mary Ann Ly-
man left this week for their home
n Sebcka after a visit with Mr..
and Mrs. Z. H. Bollum.
Emma Arnes visited Olivia re-
:JUlVes and friends during the
Weekend
M. and Mrs Percy Donovan of
Minneapolis and their son Had
ley, an editorial writer on the
Washington Post, spent Friday
here visiting Mr.. DonovanS sis
.cT5 Mrs. GOttlieb KuenzH and
Mrs. w. d. Taylor Mrs. Taylor
will return to her home at Dun
das Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Gottiieb Kuenzli
took their grandson Bernard
KucnZh to Minneapolis last week
from where he went to the DR.. H.
O. MacPhectCrS cottage on Lake
Sylvia near Annandale. Accom-
punying the kuenZliS were Mrs.
W. D, Taylor and Mr.. and Mrs. F.
3. Macs.
Mrs. Carl Jackson has returned
to her home from a visit at Cam
bridge with her husband who is
patient in a hospital there.
Roy and Elton Hardy and Mer-
ton SlOCum went to Green lake
Tuesday for q few days stay at
the Hardy cottage
Mr.. and Mrs. O. J. Galstad and
son were Sunday evening visitors
1T the Claus Hcndrickson home
at Delhi.
Mrs. G. E. Johnson accompan-
led Mt. and Mrs. Clarence Larson
TO Tracy Tuesday evening to visit
at the Ole GUbrud home.
MI md MIS-. RCCde Gray and
sons left Saturday to spend a two
weeks vacation at Ely.
Girl Scouts. Shirley Mansfeldt
Jean DrO2Osch, Martha COLO,
Jean Stcbbins, Mary Dryer,
Mary Kathcryn Schottenbauer
AID Jean Lauterbach are spend
ing several days at the cabin on
Scout Island with Mrs. @. c..
AUStbO and Dorothy HesSman as
leaders. Tuesday evening, d group
Of boys was entertained with in
formal games and dancing. 9th
CT guests were Mrs. William
SchOtton6auer, Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
Tom, Mr.. and Mrs George Stcb-
bins, Mrs. D. w. Gold and Mr..
and Mrs. J. w. Lauterbach and
daughter Marian.
Nearly SO members of the De-
gree Of Honor and Juvenile lodges
attended the Juvenile convention
Wednesday, afternoon at Morton.
Other lodges represented at the
meeting were those from Sleepy
Eye, SCafOrth and Morton.
Mrs. a. 3. Cameron came Sat
urday evening from Marshall and
spent Sunday at the L. w. Has
singer home. With Mrs HasSinger
and son Roger, she went to Dia-
mOnd lake Monday to visit her
daughter Jacquelyn Who is a
guest there of Marian Schmid.
Tuesday morning she went to
Hills with Mrs. Hoyme and dau-
ghter Mabel who had been visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. D. w. Buckley.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Eustice and
Edythe Jaehning returned Sum-
day from a two weeks visit in
California.
Margaret Jaehning, Betty Serk-
land, Lucille Thomas, Maxine
Hemmingsen and Marjorie Gan
rot Of Clements are spending
several days at Green Lake
Marie BrittOn came home Mon
day from Loretto hospital, New
Ulm and is recovering from an
appendix operation at the home
Of her parents Mr.. and Mrs. A. L.
BrittOn.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr..
and Mrs. z. c.. McCuskey were
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Knudson, Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. c. Born and children
and Mr.. and Mrs. Earle Powers.
Mrs. Ida Neuenburg of Silver
ton, Oregon spent a few days
last week visiting at the home
of Mrs. NJ. J. Odlaug who enter
tanned a few friends informally in
her honor Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Odlaug. her guest, Mrs.
Caroline NeIlenhIIro Mrs AlShY