The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1939-02-23
MORGAN COUPLE
Welded SUNDAY
BY Mrs. F. S. Pollard


Morgan = Martha Madsen
youngest daughter of Mr.. anc
Mrs. Hans Madsen, living neal
Morgan, became the bride o.
Louis Kilgas, son of William Kill.
gas, at a simple marriage cere-
mcny at the Zion Lutheran gar
sonage at. 2::30 p. m. Sunday Rev
Wilbur Frank officiated.
Weldon Madsen cousin of the
bride and Clara Busiahn of Red
wood al1s, a friend of the couple
were attendants. !.
I. The bride wore a.. becoming
floor length gown of powder blue
sheer silk with a short bolero lace
jacket to match. Short puffeC
sleeves and a corsage. of mixed
silk flowers decorated the v neck
line of the bodice. Miss Busiahn's
dress was a. peach silk trimmed
at the neck line. and waist with
narrow teal blue ribbon. The floor
length skirt was decorated at the
bottom by teal blue ribbon.
A wedding reception and Gin
her for, 80 guests, including MEM
bers of the immediate families
was given at the home of the
brides parents. A white frosted
wedding cake served as a center
piece for the brides table. Harriet
Madsen and Minnie GrueE,de-
mann served the dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kilgas left by car
for short honeymoon trip to the
Twin Cities. For travel the bride
wore navy blue print dress with
white trimmings. They will make
their home at the Madsen farm
where the groom has been work
ing the past season. The bride is
graduate of Morgan High school
and took work at the MankatC
Teachers college.
Carl Wilstermann, Who lives on
one of the Gilfillan farms is
building on the lots he purchased
of George Schmidtke. 1t is a one
story building where he will
spend the summer. Later after the
residence is completed he will use
it as a garage.
Eva and Amanda Krause have
bought the residence known as
the Margareta Tauer residence
George Goodell, the present rent
err, will continue to live there. Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Hopp will move
into smaller house, which they
own nearer town. The Whitcomb
family who rent the property at
present are hunting for house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Kettner will
live in the downstairs apartment
to be vacated by Mr.. and Mrs.
Hopp April 1.
Mrs. A. w. Hansen was the
guest of her son and daughter-in-
Law, Mr.. and Mrs. James Hansen
at Russell over the weekend. =
Students of the Morgan High
school who were on the losing
side of the March of Dimes drive
the winners at hard
times party Saturday evening at
the city hall. Kenneth Goodell,
colored, gave a fine impersonation
of candy Brown" and won first
prize while Janette Schroeder was
awarded the prize for the girls.
Dancing with music by the Royal
Crusaders followed and a com
mittee of teachers served refresh
mentS.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Brosch, MIR.
and Mrs. Edmund Brosch and Mr..
and Mrs. Wenzel Brosch attended
the twentieth wedding anniver-
sary celebration of Mr.. and Mrs.
Wenzel Goblirsch near Clements
Sunday evening.
Relatives and neighbors of Mr..
and Mrs. Harry George surprised
them at their home Sunday eve
ming on their silver wedding an
niversary. Mr.. and Mrs. George
were married at the Lutheran
parsonage at Sleepy Eye. Since
the death of Lars George several
years ago they have lived on the
home place. They are the parents
of a daughter, Mrs. Edward Hall
frisch of Duluth and two sons,
Lloyd and Norman at home. At
ter an evening spent in playing
cards, lunch brought by the guests
was served. The couple was pre-
sented with many gifts, including
a purse Of silver and a set of
glassware.
RUCKER RESIGNS
John Rucker, who has been a
state small scale inspector for 13
counties, resigned the position eff
fective February Is. He left for
Chicago Sunday where he has ac-
copied a position as a travelling
salesman.
Mrs. F. H. Schieffert and Mrs
A. j. Tauer entertained the Mis-
sion club at the Schieffert home
Thursday evening. Five hundred
was played at six tables. Mrs
William Arnsdorf won high hon
ors.
MIR. and Mrs. James Gilland
had as guests over the weekend
Alice Gilland, sister of the former
of Sleepy Eye, and Dorothy
Wendt of Beardsley. Members OF
the school faculty of Clarkfield
they were unable to return Sum
day evening because of icy roads
Mr.. Gilland accompanied them tc
Morton where they decided to re-
turn to Clarkfield by train. How
ever, train travel could not be re-
sumed until Monday because OF
the heavy fall of snow.
A letter, from DIR. Adams of Var