The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1939-03-02
FUNERAL HELD FOR
LAMBERTONWOM
PUPILS ARE EXPOSED
TO SMALLPOX; OTHER
NEWS OF VILLAGE
By Mrs. 0. C. Koenig

evening dlCeT d pIOlOilSSO lllIleSs
with heart ailment. Rev. Funke
officiated. Burial was at st. Ann.
cemetery at Wabasso. Ten chill
dren, two sisters and three broth
erS survive.
Because Lamberton school chill
dren were exposed to smallpox
last week physicians here were
busy Monday vaccinating all
grade pupils who wished the
treatment. Measles and mumps
are also prevalent here.
Creamery day was held Tues
day. With the assistance of the
Commercial club the creamery
board gave a lunch at noon for all
visitors at the Lamberton pavilion
There were musical numbers ano
several prominent speakers in
Guiding William bankers and Ell
mer Swanson. Otto Hage, man.
ager, had much of the responsib-
ility of planning the event.
Mr.. and Mrs. ROLAND Rams OF
Marshall were Sunday evening
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Bel
Zig. ;.
Mrs. J. Chambers and Jack left
Saturday for Aledo, Ill. to attend
the funeral of her mother who
died Thursday.
Mrs. Joe Schilling and Billy
spent the weekend with MIR.
Schilling who is patient at the
Veterans hospital, Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Hanson
MARY Bailey) are the parents OF
a girl born February %.
Margaret Miesen, a nurse at
General hospital in Minneapolis,
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Mat Miesen
from Friday to Sunday.
Tonight the Andrew Peterson
American Legion post will be
hosts to all the posts in the coun-
ty. County commander Robert
Price of Wabasso will preside.
Jacob Zimmerman left for Phil
adelphia last week to visit his Sis
ter who was injured.
Mrs. Gordon Bittner was sur
prised Tuesday afternoon when Ia
friends gave a shower for her.
Mr. and Mrs. George HerZberg
were Redwood Falls visitors Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Haffey were
Sunday guests of DR.. and Mrs. L
Johnston at Slayton.
Friends and neighbors surpris-
eded Mrs. c. Bishir Monday af-
ternoon when they brought luncl,
baskets and gifts for a shower
MIR. and Mrs. Bishir are moving al
the end of the week to farm
near here.
Mary Liesenfeld of Mankatc
spent the weekend with MIR. anc
Mrs. Peter LieSenfeld.
DIR. and Mrs. F. Gibbons ano
children of Comfrey visited Mr.
and Mrs. Edwin Anderson Thurs
day. Mrs. Gibbons and Lorraine
remained until Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs, L. Becker ano
James of Marshall visited Mr.. anC
Mrs. A. Becker Saturday and Sum-
day. Eleanore Becker was also
guest.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Grimm
were Monday callers here.
Mrs. E. L. Kircher was hostess
to her Birthday club Friday after
noon.
The E. Miller family LEFT
Thursday to attend the funeral Of
MIR. Miller's mother at GAINESVILLE
Iowa. She died Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Price (Leone
Schwengle) of Duluth announce
the birth of son.
Ruth Anderson, patient at the
University hospital in Minneapolis
is improving and is making plans
to return home soon.
Theodore Eicholt was operated
for appendicitis at the Springfield
hospital Friday. His mother Mrs
T. E. Eicholt is with him.
Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin
Anderson gathered for Bible study
Tuesday evening and after the
study hour held a house-warming
party.
DR.. Hamlon and DR.. D. Common
attended the dental convention in
Minneapolis last week.
Mrs. William Skow entertained
at five tables of 500 Saturday eve
ming and served her guests lunch
at the close of the evening.
Earle Bolle who was rushed to
hospital in Tracy for bleeding
ulcer has improved. John Bolee
who had been visiting in Des
MONIES returned home on account
of his fathers serious condition.
Mrs. c. "A. Halvorson who was
injured in q toboggan accident in
st. Paul has sufficiently recover
ed so she could be moved to her
home at 1921 Goodrich Avenue
She will be confined to bed for q
month.
Kathreen Holman left Monday
for lie Sueur where she celebrat-
ed her birthday Tuesday with her
twin sister Kathleen. They have
never missed birthday togeth-
er.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Chester OF
Window visited Sunday with Mrs
Charles Chester.