The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1939-04-13

i came SuQQ6Qly from QearC at
tack. She is survived by her hus-
band who has been an invalid fol
four years and zone son Ben. Mr
and Mrs. Petsinger (Clara GileS
were early residents of Morgan
where Mr.. Pefsinger owned q
mercantile store. They moved
from here to Chicago where they
conducted a delicatessen shop UNI
til her husbands health failed
She has been his nurse during his
illness. Funeral services and
burial were at Chicago last We'd
nssday.
Helen Honl of Minneapolis en-
joyed a brief vacation with her
al ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Honl.
Frank Billmeir is improving his
residence and remodeling the
garage. Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Close
who are moving here from
Browntown will lease the Bill
meier house. Mr.. Close is emf
ploye'd at the Morgan Implement
Co.
F. H. Scheiffert is having a gar
age built and the sidewalks laid
around the new residence he built
last fall. Other building improve
ments underway include a porch
on the Mrs. Ferd. Dittbenner re-
sidence, better known as the G..
w. Ellison house. The foundation
has been built for a new house
for Mrs. Hulda Dittbenner on lots
near the Bluhm residence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Kliman Of
Comfrey spent Friday and Satur-
day with Mr.. and Mrs. William
Shank.
Mrs. Faye Cox and son Gerald
and Mr.. and Mrs. e. b. Root trad
! ed dwellings last week. The
| Coxes have moved into the Root
residence and will convert it into
a rooming and boarding house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Root will occupy the
Cox house.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Green and
Herman Kohl accompanied Mr..
and Mrs. Raymond Reding to
North Dakota Thursday to attend
the funeral of Earl Carew, 81, OF
Langdon. He was the husband OF
their cousin, the former Irene
Petsinger. Besides his widow he
is survived by two small sons
Rites were held Friday at Grand
Forks.
Westly Schieffert returned to
Minneapolis Sunday evening at
ter spending the weekend with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. H
Schieffert.
Mrs. Fred Prail and daughter
Lillian and Evelyn Pollard We're
supper guests at the Pollard home
Saturday evening" Mr.. and Mrs
F. S. Pollard returned to Walnut
Grove with them and spent the
night and Easter Sunday with
their daughter at the Prail home
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gilland OF
Sleepy Eye attended morning ser,
vices at the Presbyterian church
They had dinner and spent thu
remainder of the day at the
James Gilland home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Schotz-
ko and children of Comfrey, Mrs
Theodore Schotzko ST.. and Mrs
Louis Kreitinger of Springfield
were Sunday visitors at tho
Emile Metzke home.
! TIL Weoman's Study club me-
with Mrs. G. M. Davis MondaS
afternoon. Mrs. E. r. Lamp was
elected president; Mrs. E. H. Al.
| brecht, vicepresident; Mrs. Car
Jorgensen, secretary and Mrs. G
M. Davis, treasurer. The social
committee made plans for tfIe
picnic and party at their las
meeting in May. Husbands sEol
the members will be entertained
at cards and luncheon. This eve.
ming the club will have a bridge
party at the home of Mrs. 1. w
Root. Mrs. E. H. Albrecht read
a paper on the Life of Helen Kell-
er and Mrs. F. E. Croker gave
an interesting paper on blind
workers. The club joined in sing
ing number of Easter hymns as
a closing number on the pro-
gram.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Root return
ed Monday from a weekend visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. d. w. Syme.
at st. Paul. Mrs. Symes pear
Root returned with them and j:
helping them get settled in theil
new home.
Leo Steffl has been confined to
his home suffering from injurie.
he received when a horse kiclx.
him on his leg. His right ankle
was sprained and he has been un-
able to get around without a cane