The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1938-12-15
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MORTON

Morton.-Mr. and Mrs. Will
Pitts, Warren and Virgil were
Tuesday evening visitors at the
Henry PatzWald home.
John Storch who underwent an
operation at the Colonial hospital
in Rochester came rome last
Tuesday. He is much improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Jensen of
Birch Coulee are the parents of a
boy born Wednesday.
James Leo Hunt celebrated his
seventh birthday Wednesday af-
ternoon when several schoolmates
gathered at his home. Bobby
Landers observed his eighth
birthday at party Thursday.
Mrs. George Doster will enter
tain the Park club Wednesday ev-
ening at her home. Mrs. Anna
Edgett will be the assisting host
eSs.
Billy Lair, small son of Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Lair is seriously
i'll with pneumonia.
Mary Ann Brown entertained
the Eight IS at her home We'd
nesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. K. Munsell and
daughter Vaughn of Baker, Mont.
arrived Tuesday for a weeks visit
with relatives.
Ed Butcher left Wednesday for
Kansas City, Mo.
Mary Simmons of Milwaukee,
Wis. is visiting her father, Robert
Simmons.
Mrs. Claude Smith, Mrs. Will
Carruth, Mrs. George Fullerton
and Mrs. Homer Hanson spent
Thursday in Minneapolis.
Leona Revier is spending a few
weeks with her sister, Mrs. Hen
ry Bauman, who is i'll, at Bird
Island.
Mrs. Louis Bucholz, Mrs. Will
lam Bidinger, Mrs. Frank Revier,
Evelyn Hustad, Mrs. Leo Wagner
and Maurice spent Thursday in
Minneapolis.
Shirley Harson returned Tues
day after having been a patient
at the University hospital four
months.
Warren Quehl spent Tuesday in
Minneapolis visiting relatives.
Herman Zibell of Minneapolis, a
former resident of Morton is a
patient at Northwestern hospital,
Minneapolis.
New officers elected for the
Morton chapter of O.E.S. are Isa-
belle Austin, worthy matron;
Glenn Squibb, ST., worthy patron;
Grace Mae Greenslit, associate
matron; Elsie Arnsdorf, conduct
ress; Victor Arnsdorf, associate
patron; Inez Scheffler, treasurer;
and IneZ Greenslit secretary.
Mrs. Robert Revier is visiting at
the Roger Revier home in Olivia.
Alphild Larsen and Norman
Halvenson of Oglivie visited from
Sunday until Tuesday with Mr..
and Mrs. Milton l.. Larson en-
route to Litchville, N. D.
Mrs. Earl Dau entertained Miss
Kesphel, Miss Kohler and Miss
Hartig of the faculty at dinner
Thursday evening.
Mrs. Richard Quehl and grand
daughters, Donna Rae and Dolores
Quehl left Thursday for a months
visit with relatives in Texas and
Oklahoma.
The Rural club met Thursday at
the home of Mrs. LIE Grand Daily
and Mrs. Esther Smith. A Christ
mas program was given and an in
teresting talk on Mexico was
made by Mrs. Maurice Simmons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Fesenmaier
spent Friday evening at the Har-
old Blume home in Olivia.
Mrs. Harold Blume of Olivia
spent Saturday at the Bertha
Blume home.
The grades of the Morton school
will give a play entitled ''The Old
Woman who lived in a Shoe"
Thursday, Dec. %.
Mrs. George Ahrens of Dell Ra-
pids visited friends here last week.
Mary Margaret Fell of Minnea-
polls spent the weekend with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Fell.
Mrs. VIII Blume, Darwin Will
son and Mrs. Anna Donovan and
son, Ed Keister of Franklin spent
Saturday in Minneapolis visiting
at the Sophia Kunze and Maurice
Anderson homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony Bauman
and family of New Ulm were
Sunday visitors at the Robert Re