The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1940-04-11
Missionary On
Morton Program
BY Florence Lapien

Mrs. August Wolter and Mrs.
Herbert OFT will entertain the Art
club Thursday afternoon.
Ambrose Dallenbach made a
business trip to South st. Paul
Monday.
MI. and Mrs. Anthony Bauman
Of New Ulm, Mr.. and Mrs. Fran
ces Regal and Shirley Ann of
Redwood Fails were Sunday din
ner guests at the Robert Revier
home.
Mrs. Helen Brown and son
Charles, Mrs. Will Grimes and
Mrs. Cyril Brown ana son all OF
Franklin were Friday visitors at
the D. VI. Brown home.
Arlysis Wagner spent the week
end at the j. Revier home at
Franklin:
MI. and Mrs. William Ziegen-
fus of Winona are visiting their
daughter, Mrs. j. R. LEM and
family.
Mrs. Joe Fesenmaier and Mrs.
Leo Hunt spent Monday at New
Ulm.
Mi. and Mrs. R.. G.. Quehl and
Mi. and Mrs. Richard Quehl went
to Minneapolis Wednesday from
where Richard Quehl was to leave
for Ell Paso, Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence West
phal and son Leroy spent Sunday
a: the William Westphal home at
franklin.
Mrs. Katherine Weis and son
John of Olivia are living in the
rear OF the store they purchased.
Mrs. Fred Patzwald and son
Robert of De Smet, S. D. spent
from Wednesday until Friday at
the home of her parents, MIR. and
Mrs. D. w. Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Lussen-
hop drove to Minneapolis Friday
to visit Mrs. Julius PatzWald who
is a patient at Northwestern hos
pital.
Mrs. August Wolter visited
Twin Cities relatives from Friday
until Monday.
Mrs. Russell Johnson is visiting
at her parents home near Fairfax
this week.
Members of the Mems club and
their wives surprised Mr.. and
Mrs. William Bartz Thursday eve
ming. 49,.
Bernice Daug, local teacher, is
confined to her bed with illness.
Shirley Ann Regal of Redwood
Falls sang at the amateur pro-
gram here Friday evening.
Mrs. Julius Revier and daugh-
ter Patsy and Evelyn Revier of
Franklin were Saturday after
noon callers at the Robert Revier
and Leo Wagner home.
Mr. and Mrs George Ewert
were in Glencoe Thursday where
they visited Mrs. Ewert's brother
who is patient in a hospital
there.
Fred Ewert attended the asses
sors meeting at Olivia Monday. d
Mrs. Robert Carruth is census
taker for Morton. -.. =.
The Community club met Mon
day evening at the village hall.
HALLINAN-MAHONEY
William Mahoney of st. Paul
and Virginia Mailman of Rosholt,
S. D. were married at st. Johns
church here at a. m. last Tues
day. Rev. A. Schaffer performed
he nuptial high mass and attend
MS were Margaret and Francis
Iahoney. After the ceremony Mr..
Iahoney's parents were hosts at
: wedding breakfast.
Marjorie Vogel of Waite Park
5pent last week at the Jack Kosel
home.
Nj. and Mrs. Arthur Wilt and
laughter of Lamberton have
moved into the Revier home re-
Gently vacated by the Clinton
fullerton family.
Mrs. Will Chroup returned Fri
lay evening from the Redwood
7alls hospital.
Mrs. Anna Donavon and Edna
leister of Franklin spent Satur-
,sy afternoon at the Will Blume
home.
Mrs. J. J. Piersol of Worthing-
ton, Mrs. James Martin of Clin-
ton, Iowa and Mrs. C. c. Leary of
Iowa Falls, Iowa spent Monday
and Tuesday at the H. B. Hanson
home.
Mrs. John Greenslit, Mrs. Anna
Ahrens, Mrs. Howard Smith, Mrs.
Stella Zumwinkle and Mrs. Glenn
Souibb Sr. entertained the Metho-
dist Ladies Aid Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Hogstad
and Duwayne were Sunday visit
orS at the Peter Hogstad home
near Franklin.
MIR and Mrs. G.. c. Jaehning
and MI. and Mrs. N. M. Nahum
went to Minneapolis Sunday.
CHIMNEY FIRE
The fire department was sum-
moned to the William Bidinger
home Saturday noon when the
chimney caught fire.
Born to Mrs. Rinzie Garman,
boy weighing IL pounds.
Mrs. Ernest Drury and daugh-
tiers Dolores and Albatena visited
at the Chris Kurtz home at Red.
wood Falls Sunday afternoon.
Born to Mrs. Roy Carlson, a
son, Saturday.
Mrs. Robert Butcher entertain
ed the Carnation club Monday
evening.
Mrs. B. ]. Kilden entertained
three tables at bridge Monday at
her home.
Grover Jaehning is attending
the druggists convention at Min
neapolis. Frsnk Gerstman has
charge of the drug store.
Arthur Butter of Franklin was