The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1939-09-07
LAhIBERTON GRAIN
SHIPMENTS HEAVY
DURING AUGUST
OTHER INTERESTING
COMMUNITY NEWS IN
WEEKLY LETTER
BY Mrs. w. E. Schei

1900 bushels, the 80 cars bringing
the total to $4,000 bushels from
this point.
Mrs. Howard Mace who was
called to Los Angeles by the
critical illness of her daughter,
Mrs. Bernard Mott, reached there
Friday. Mrs. Mott Bonnie
Mace) is better and it is expected
will be taken to her home this
week to wait until she is strong
er when she will submit to a
major operation.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Killing of Man.
kato were here Sunday bringing
their daughter Dorothy, a teacher
in junior high here.
Mrs. Charles Chester is ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Morgan
and children and Luther Morgan,
the men brothers of Mrs. F. A.
Helgeson, were here from Min
neapolis from Tuesday until
Thursday as guests at the Hedge
son home. Clayton will teach al
Clear Brook, near Bemidji. Mr..
and Mrs. Helgeson drove to Min
near oils with them Thursday, re-
-@urning Saturday.
Weekend guests of Mrs. C. N
Carver were a group of relatives,
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Peterson and
Mrs. Lillian Wagner of Mitchell
and Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Klein
and Ben Schultz of Aberdeen, S.
D. The latter two also visited
their father, George Schultz.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Cunning
ham of Estelline, S., d. called on
Mrs. Charles Chester Friday en-
route to Rochester with Mrs
Cunlingham's father, M. A. Mum
son. Mr.. Cunningham called
again Monday on his way home.
Mrs. Cunningham remained with
her father at a hospital. By COIN
ice ice three of Mrs. Chester's re-
atives are in a hospital at Ro-
chester at the same time, Mr.
Nun son and Charles Beck also of
Tstelline and Henry Chester of
Windom All are frequent visit
ors here.
Mrs. George Rasmussen and
Elaine returned to Candy Friday
after spending several days here.
Nc. and Mrs. Sam Hubert, Ar
We; and Edward are visiting Mr..
mi Mrs. Gust Hubert. They
lroIe here Sunday with John
Glib of Buffalo Lake where
hey had been visiting.
tce cecilia Fredrickson of st. Paul
S spending the week with her
nCtller, Mrs. E. Fredrickson.
The marriage of William Geb-
arc and Margaret Bottomley Of
Vim ona took place at Winona
saturday, August 20. Both are
raoua of Winona state teach
srs college and will make their
home at Dassell where the groom
S member of the faculty. He
IS tt son of A. J. Gerhard, now
IF Window.
M. and Mrs. George Coulter
and family returned Thursday
from Illinois. Leonard Coulter.
con Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Coulter,
acco npanied them on the trip.
Elyerna Nepermann came Tues
day from st. Paul for a weeks
vaca ton at her home.
Ms. William Hawkins and her
daue liter Irene Wentz returned
Wed 1esday from Mankato where
Miss Wentz had been a hospital
patio mt. She returned to LIE Sueur
Sunday. James Eastwood drove
up after her.
M. and Mrs. A. Brennrson and
Arthur of Philadelphia have been
visit ng Mrs. Brennrson's uncle,
Ben Coulter and the Coulter
families. Wednesday they and
their cousin Mrs. Louis Bredvold
of Shutdown were dinner guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Coulter. The
Brer nrsons were in the Black
Hills and visited here on the re-
turn trip east.
Tie E. l.. Anderson family re-
turned from their lake cottage at
Shetek Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Tollefson
eft the latter part of the week
FOR Madison, S. D. where James
viii again teach in junior high.
M. and Mrs. Alvin Stocksr
nave moved from the former
Grimm home to the c. E. Crit
in house. Mrs. Suckers parents,
Rev. and Mrs. Siewert expect to
make their home with them this
winter.
Percie Hillbrand arrived from
her home at Moose Lake Satur-
lay to- resume he teaching. Her
notfer, who was badly injured
N severe fall a few weeks ago
vii be in the hospital another
month.
Neva Engeswick returned Sum
day 10 Park Rapids to resume her
1eaching under A. M. Mevig. Bob
Ivy NIevig, a small boy when Mr..
News was superintendent of
chools here, is now sophomore
IT II university.
M. and Mrs. Lynn Roberts of
Rochester spent the weekend with
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G.. MCGEE.
Honoring Mrs. E. c. Wheeler
of VTinnebago and Mrs. D. V.
Gley steen of Long Beach, CAL,
Mrs. George Kruger assisted by
Mrs. c. w. Hamlon and Mrs. P.
7. E.1kyn, entertained at her home
Saturday afternoon. Guests were
nen bers of the Art club. a social
Trouo of earlier days. Mrs. E. c.
Vlle eler, Mrs. d. v. Gleysteen,
Mrs. E. c. Steinhauser, Mrs. w.
I. c ooler, Mrs. PIiny Terry, Mrs.
4. z. Swanbeck. Mrs. Albert Ur-
le:s Mrs. P. ]. Eykyn. Mrs. B. E.
Roll ms. Mrs. w. C. MCGEE, Mrs.
,. {! Koenig and Mrs. w. E.