The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1939-07-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Kleaver
visited relatives and friends at
Willmar Sunday.
Employees of Hotel Ramsey
were Saturday overnight guests at
the A. j. Coleman cottage at
Green Lake.
Mrs. NJ. Lauterbach and Wal
lace visited at New Ulm Monday
afternoon.
Mrs. Jack Robinson and Shir-
ley Mae and Mrs. Rex Miller and
Marilyn left Sunday for Interna-
tional Falls to visit Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Proctor and son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Bloemke
and Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Henry
and family of Springfield were
here Sunday and visited Mrs.
Belle McIlreavie and Bernadine.
DR.. and Mrs. c. L. Lynn, Ever
EFT and Carol left Tuesday on a
motor trip to Denver, Colorado.
c.. N. Nelson and John Howard
spent Tuesday with Mr.. Nelson's
| father, Carl Nelson at De Smet,
South Dakota.
Marjorie Pettis of st. Paul was
a Sunday visitor at her home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Lindeman
and son Jack of Minneapolis and
| August Lindeman of Olivia visit
ed Mrs. M. j. Odlaug Monday and
! with her were dinner guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Lindeman OF
New Avon.
Rodney Dalton who has been at
| Crosby on mining-engineer
! students trip since the close OF
the University, returned home
Monday.
Lillian Johnson of Shakopee
was weekend guest of Hazel
| Marvin.
Mrs. Louise Clements, her dau-
ghter Alvina and Mrs. Roy Brandt
and son of Clements visited Mrs.
w. A. Barvin and Hazel Marvin
Tuesday afternoon.
Employees of the Redwood
County Rural Telephone company
entertained at handkerchief
shower in honor of Mary Dwyer
Friday evening at the home OF
Zina Ackmann. Miss Dwyer left
Sunday to begin work at ST
GATHERINGS college, st. Paul.
| Rev. and Mrs. c. S. Peterson
and family of Tracy were here
Sunday to visit Mrs. Peterson's
sister Mrs. Glenn Hillig and fam
| lily.
j Mrs. Harvey Huhnerkoch and
Diane left Monday to spend g
week with Mr.. and Mrs. H. c.
1 Seebeck at Blooming prairie.
| Florence and Doris Manning
went to Lamberton Monday for q
visit at the Jeckell home.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Hockett
of Minneapolis were here Sunday
to visit their grandmother Mrs
Fred Murset and other relatives.
| Jane Morley motored to st. Paul
Sunday with Mrs. O'Brien and
son Jimmie who had been hel
guests for week. She returned
Monday.
i Christine Nelson who visited
relatives at De Smet, South Da-
kota and the G. N. Nelson family
here, returned to Baltimore las
Friday.
1 Janis Nupson entertained Mon
/ day evening in honor of Mildred
/ Witte of Anoka. Eleanor Enge-
1 man, Donna Root, Harriet Lauter-
bach, Betty Oster, Margaret Fei-
] gal, Marian Orth and Joan Hillis
| were other guests Beginning with
| refreshments at the Nupson home
i the girls later saw Second Fid-
die" at the Falls theatre.
A Al Gray of Mortified is visit
! ing Donald Crooks this week.
4 The Presbyterian Missionary
| society will meet at the church
| Friday afternoon. The guesl
| speaker will be Mrs. Percy Waller
i of Worthington. Mrs. Waller, {
sister-in-law of HI. w. Waller, was
| formerly a missionary-teacher ir
India. Mrs. w. A. Dalton and Mrs
Jesse Olson will give reports or
! the synodical meeting in st. Paul
| Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Geske ano
! family OF Seaforth and Mr.. anC
Mrs. H. j. Raddatz of Redwood
| Falls were visitors at the Pau
Raddatz home near Danube Sum-
day.