The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1939-09-21

lu... ana Alrs. Leon Luscaer ana
Won LuScner she We..I 70 Fall-
! pauiI 10 VISIT ner daughter mrs.
| al DuesIernoeIJ ana M, Duester-
noell. one VIII return next Sum
Jay.
Mrs. Loren Krusemark and sons
spenl the weekend visiting her
slsler Mrs. A. b. Slocker at LAM
perton.
Mrs. F. B. Macs and Marjorie
Bronson went 70 st. Clouq MON
Gay 10 Visit fnyills Macs.
Mrs. Belle McIreayie and Ber-
naqlne WA 60 70 Mlnneapons tor
| d weekend visit there anu at Inc
y. &. p.cllreavle courage at Lear
.aIer lake.
Ml'. and Mrs. Herman Bloemke
OF Springfield spent SUNDAY at
lie nlclueaVle home.
Mrs. Mary Muehlbauer and
Grayce returGeu trloay from a
rev Gays VISIT at the T.. A. Swan
son nome at 81. Cioua.
Mrs. w. A. Marvin, with Mrs.
+. ~. Iielnenrs, MRS. Lincoln
LiemGnts ana Myrtle Ciemenls OF
IleinenLS GROVE 70 MankaLO Tues
gay Wnere lney met MRS. Maryin's
oaugnLer MRS. Clarence BRING
ina.-l or austin who will spend
TWO weeks here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Reynolds
| accompanied by tnelr QaughLer
beatrlce went w Buffalo Saturday
! morning. 1hey were the aIleno-
ANS az the wedding OF MRS. key-
| noIuS sister CIarlce HaIIton and
WaIter OroortI that afternoon.
In honor OF Blanch Nelson of
Morgan whose marriage TO +. T..
Grleuler OF Wlnuom will be an
event of October, Una Acklnann
entertained numper OF friends
| a. pottery shower Monday eve
nIng. lea towels for the brides
kIrcnen were hemmed. Shaded
canoles were used on the refresh
menG tables where a color scheme
CT yellow ana orchid was carried
ous. Attending from Morgan were
| the brlde-elect'S sister Mrs.
George Davis, Mrs. George Mel
| son, MRS. +. h. SChIeffert, Mrs. +.
II. Albrechr, Mrs. NelS Rams, Mrs.
ii. b. West and Mrs. Nj. j. Bert
rang. Redwood Falls friends at
tenuIng were Mrs. +. L. Jeppesen
ana Louise Coleman.
For Sale: Vacuum cleaner $40;
9x12 rug, $l2. Zina Ackmann,
Redwood Falls. 1t
Mrs. E. w. Currier entertained
eight guests TUESDAY afternoon in
honor OF the eighth birthday of
her son Tommy.
Ed Nielsen of Morgan was a
business caller here Wednesday.
Mary Ryan of Chicago who mas
been visiting Louise Coleman and
Mi. and Mrs. A. j. Coleman went
TO Minneapolis to spend few
days this week. She mas returned
to continue her visit here.
MIR. and Mrs. H. G. Rosner of
Minneapolis, formerly of Redwood
Falls, are announcing the arrival
of a two year old boy, James Ed
ward, at their home.
The Birthday club was enter
tanned Tuesday evening by Zina
Ackmann in honor of Mrs. "A. j.
Coleman's anniversary. She was
presented with piece of pottery
by the group.
The first meeting of st. Agnes
Sewing Circle, a branch of ST.
Veronica's Guild was held Friday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. H.
NJ. Aune. Work was begun on a
patchwork quilt donated by Mrs.
r. C. Quehl of Morton. An out of
town guest at the informal meet
ing was Mrs. J. F. Schlegel of
Portland, Oregon, former MEM
Der of the congregation of the
Church of The Holy Communion
and at one time church organist.
An informal observance of Mrs.
George A. Barnes birthday was a
surprise feature of the afternoon
and she was presented with gifts.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Dunlevy
and Nh. ard Mrs. L. ]. Schotten-
bauer went to Springfield Sunday
afternoon to visit at the Philip
Jacoby home. Bobby Schotten-
bauer who had been a weekend
guest of George Schottenbauer ST..
and family at Clements returned
home with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Otto and
children of Hancock and Mr.. and
Mrs. Leo Trese of Atwater were
weekend guests of Mrs. Trese's
brother r. II. Root and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Randgaard
were here from Benson Wednes-
day evening and were accompan-
led by Mrs. Vern Richards who
visited at the home of her brother
r. H Root.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Werges and
Mrs. Ernest Werges of Wausau,
Wisconsin spent last Tuesday
visiting the Mansfield families
here.
The Neighborhood Birthday
club honored Mrs. William Keil
and Mrs. A. w. Hubbard with
surprise celebration of their birth
days this afternoon at the home
of Mrs. AL Drogosch. They were
given showers of handkerchiefs.
Mrs. j. A. Baikie arrived from
Remer Thursday and was joined
by Mr.. Baikie Saturday. They
visited friends and returned home
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Whittet of
Revere spent the weekend with
Mrs. Whittet's father Mike c. de
CRAFT and helped him celebrate
his birthday Sunday.
Adalyn Pierce and Wendell
Chambard of Gaylord visited at
the l.. E. Backer and Oscar Rand
gard homes Sunday.
William Nissel and SERVER
Anderson of WabaSso are in