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Miss Julia Uggen of Vesta was aSaturday shopper here.

George Kuck of New Ulm was aTuesday business caller in RedwoodFalls.

Stop foot pains with Jung ElasticArch Braces, $1.50 pair at Sward-Kemp Drug Co. 45-lt

Miss Ruth Davidson of Belviewwas a Saturday caller in Redwood

t Falls.Mrs. Laura Schultz of Springfield

, was among the Friday visitors in

I Redwood Falls.Dr. J. W. Anderson and County At-

torney Leon Brown were Sunday vis-itors in Minneapolis.

Don’t forget the 31st Annual Fire-men’s Dance, Thursday, May 17th, atthe Fair Grounds. Music by DreamOrchestra. 45-lt

John Larson of Madison spent Sun-day with his parents, County Audi-tor and Mrs. L. P. Larson.

Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Lamberton anddaughter of Winthrop were guestsSunday of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lam-berton.

Mr. and Mrs. I. Woodard returnedMonday from St. Paul where theywere visitors several days last week.

Mrs. John Whitcomb left Wednes-day for Windom to be with Mr. Whit-comb who is spending several weeksin that vicinity on business matters.

Hear the new $15.00 NorthlandPortable Phonograph at Sward-KempDrug Co. 45-lt

Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Lemke andfamily of Vesta and Fred Johnson ofWabasso were Sunday guests of Mrs.S. P. Johnson.

Judge A. B. Gislason was in Red-wood Falls last Friday, coming herefrom Marshall where he was havinga special term of court. Several court

cases were tried Friday.Graduation Books, splendid bind-

ing, $1.50 at Sward-Kemp Drug Co.45-lt

Mrs. J. C. Budik and son who havebeen patients at the Redwood Fallshospital left Friday for their homeon East Fourth Street.

Wm. Evans, H. Warner, Dr. C. L.Lynn and J. F. Murdock returnedTuesday evening from a fishing tripspent at Mille Lacs Lake.

Remember the Firemen’s Dance,Thursday, May 17th, at Fair Grounds.Music by the Dream Orchestra. 45-lt

Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Hassenstab andtwo sons spent the weekend in St.Paul visiting Mr. Hassenstab’s par-ents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hassen-stab.

Mrs. Lillian Lamberton and herson, Wilbur, motored to MinneapolisFriday to visit with Mrs. Lamber-ton’s daughter, Mrs. J. E. Mulligan.They returned Sunday.

Mr- and Archie Tetrick andfamily and Miss Mable Lindeman ofSt. Paul were visitors from Fridayuntil Sunday at the home of Mrs.Tetrick’s and Miss .par-ents, Mr. and Mrs. William Linde-man.

The latest popular sheet musk atSward-Kemp Drug Co. 45-lt

Miss Orlene Raverty visited at theparental Wm. Raverty home Tuesdayevening. Miss Eleanor Aune and Mr.and Mrs. J. H. Wichman all of Red-wood Falls were also guests at theRaverty home Tuesday evening.—Sleepy Eye Herald-Dispatch.

Judge and Mrs. A. C. Dolliff andH. N. Bell returned Monday fromMinneapolis where they were overSunday visitors. Judge and Mrs.Dolliff were guests of their son Rog-er Dolliff and family andwas a guest at the home of his niece.

M iss Mollie Olson and Miss MyraSprague, Walter Hassenstab and J.Stockstad motored to MinneapolisSunday where they spent the day.They also visited for a short whilein St. Paul at the home of Mr. Has-senstab’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. FrankHassenstab.

Dr. Hess Stock Tonic and W’ormer,keeps your horses in condition.Sward-Kemp Drug Co., dealers. 45-lt

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Ruder andMrs. Ruder’s mother, Mrs. Baker andMiss Audrey Cole motored to Monte-video Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ruderand Mrs. Baker were guests of Mr.and Mrs. Louis Baker and Miss Colewas a guest at the home of Mr. andMrs. J. A. Anderson.

Mrs. J. P. Cull returned to RedwoodFalls Friday after a three weeks ab-sence from her home. Mrs. Cull spentpart of the time at Rochester whereshe was a patient at St- Mary’s hos-pital. She reports that her health ismuch improved since receiving medi-cal treatment there. Enroute homeshe visited with relatives in Minne-apolis and at Le Sueur Center whereshe was the guest of her brother, Rev.Fr. J. J. Woods.

Dr. Hess Pan-A-Cea keeps yourpoultry healthy. Sward-Kemp DrugCo., dealers 45-lt

James L. Parsons and N. R. Ryer-son of Redwood Falls were here Sun-day and gave the Winthrop golf links“the once over.” Both are enthus-iastic golfers. Mr. Ryerson is presi-dent of the Redwood Falls golf club.The Redwood Falls club recently ac-quired the course which they hereto-fore had rented. It is one of thebeauty spots of that picturesque sec-tion of Redwood county. Messrs. Par-sons and Ryerson were much taken upwith the Winthrop links and tookoccasion to compliment the local clubupon the site chosen and the generallay of the course. While inthe gentlemen, were guests of W. T.

j Serkland.—Winthrop News.

r CITY AND COUNTY %ESTHER DAVIS STENSVAD, City Editor

Mrs. D. J. McConnell of Vesta wasa Saturday shopper here.

John Sabin of Johnsonville wasamong the Monday callers in RedwoodFalls.

Ask to see the new Million DollarAuto-Strop Razor —free with pur-

chase of 10 blades at Sward-KempDrug Co. 45-lt

Mrs. G. Steinkraus of Vesta was a

Thursday morning shopper in Red-wood Falls. j

Mr. and Mrs. E. Weber and familywere Sunday guests of relatives at

Wabasso.Fred L. French of Minneapolis was

a business caller in Redwood FallsFriday and Saturday.

Mrs. C. E. Freeman and daughter,Miss Gladys Freeman, were Wednes-day afternoon shoppers here.

Don’t forget the 31st Annual Fire-men’s Dance, Thursday, May 17th, at

the Fair Grounds. Music by DreamOrchestra. 45-lt

Mrs. L. W. Gilliland left Tuesdayfor Aurora, Nebr., called there by theserious illness of her mother, Mrs. E.S. Allan.

Mrs. Denzel of Minneapolis wasthe guest of her daughter, Mrs. Arl-ys Denzel, at the C. A. Luscher homeover the weekend.

Game Warden J. Albert Johnsonreturned Sunday from Hendrickswhere he had been since Thursday onbusiness matters.

Mr. and Mrs. Jacobson of Minne-apolis spent Thursday and Fridayhere last week visiting their daugh-ter, Miss Ann Jacobson.

Brush your teeth every day—Ny-denta Tooth Paste whitens the teethand keeps gums healthy, 50 centslarge tube at Sward-Kemp Drug Co.

45-ltMr. and Mrs. J. B. Philbrick and

son Blair, Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Collinsand daughter, J. McGregor and F. L.Tout were Sunday visitors at NewUlm.

Mr. and Mrs. P. Schoch motoredhere last Thursday from Sheldon, la.,to visit their son-in-law and daugh-ter, Mr. and Mrs. Will Wheaton. Theywill return to lowa today (Wednes-day ).

Mrs. A. P. Falk, Mrs. R. V. Ochs,Mrs. C. E. Cobleigh, Mrs. Clem Hilligand M iss Theo Jensen motored toWindom last Wednesday to attend aluncheon at the home of Mrs. OscarNelson.

Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Potter had astheir dinner guests Mother’s Day,their son J. A. Potter and family,their granddaughter, Mrs. Krueger,her husband and daughter of Spring-field, their son-in-law and daughter,Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kotval and theirson and daughter-in-law, Mr. andMrs. N. G. Potter and family of Ves-ta.

Razor blades for all safety razorsat Sward-Kemp Drug Co. 45-lt

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hed and fam-ily arrived in Redwood Falls Mondayevening to visit Mrs. Hed’s parents,Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Zeimer. Mr. andMrs. Hed motored here from LongBeach, Calif. Mrs. Hed and childrenspent the winter months there andMr. Hed went west several weeks agoto accompany his family to Minne-sota. They left today (Wednesday)for their home in -. Paul.

Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Backer and dau-ghter Lucille and Misses Freda John-son and Vera Mertz motored toSpringfield last Wednesday eveningand attended the sacred concert givenat St. Paul's Lutheran church by thePark Region Luther College choir ofFergus Falls. This choir is under thedirection of Prof. Sigart Steen, whois a pupils of Prof. M. Christianson ofSt. Olaf college fame. Mr. and Mrs.Backer and party were later enter-tained at the home of Mr. and Mrs.T. A. Kragness.

Always fresh films at Sward-Kemp Drug Co. 45-lt

Mrs. H. G. Rosner and daughterBetty Lou, Mrs. D. W. Gold. Mrs.Margaret Cassell and daughter La-vonne, and Misses Sadie Weaver andEva Glatt enjoyed a motor trip toLong Prairie Sunday. Mrs. Gold re-mained at Sauk Center to visit hermother, Mrs. Dale and Mrs. Cassellvisited with relatives at Alexandria.Miss Cassell did not return with theparty as she left from AlexandriaMonday for Minneapolis where shewill take a course in beauty cultureat the school of Brady and Rogers.

The club women of Jackson aremaking preparations for the SecondDistrict Federation of Women’s Clubsannual convention, which will be heldin that city on June 13, 14 and 15.Mrs. R. P. Dodds of Lake Crystal,district president, will preside. StatePresident Mrs. Willard Bayliss ofChisholm will be a guest of honorduring the convention. She will de-liver an address, as will other speak-ers of note. The annual choral con-test will be a fetature of the conven-tion. Mrs. A. B. Cheadle, generalchairman of the meeting, promises anabundance of good music and reportssplendid co-operation from Jacksonpeople in general in their assistanceto make the convention a pleasant and •profitable one.

THE REDWOOD GAZETTE, REDWOOD FALLS, MINNESOTA

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Miss Hilda Shirley of Morton wasa shopper here Saturday.

Miss Genevieve Huschke-of Mortonwas a Saturday caller in RedwoodFalls.

Dr. F. H. Aldrich of Belview wasa Thursday business visitor in Red-wood Falls.

Sheriff L. J. Kise and Dr. J. W.Inglis were Monday morning businesscallers at Morgan.

Max Johnson of Milroy was a Sat-urday visitor at the home of Mr. andMrs. J. Albert Johnson.

Mrs. R. B. Henton of Morton wasa Saturday visitor at the home of Mr.and Mrs. L. W. Hassinger.

John Mason of Sioux Falls, S. D.,,vas a Sunday visitor at the home ofais parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. O. Ma-son.

Attorney and Mrs. J. M. Wood-worth and their son of Minneapoliswere Saturday visitors in RedwoodFalls.

Miss Fern Kennedy of Minneapolisspent the weekend in Redwood Fallsrisking her parents, Mr. and Mrs. M.L. Kennedy.

Richard Posz spent from Fridayintil Sunday at Delhi visiting at the:he home of his uncle and aunt, Mr.and Mrs. A. H. Dorn.

Miss Mary Kingsley and John Glas-ico of Faribault were guests Saturdaynd Sunday of Mr. Glassco’s parents,dr. and Mrs. K. Glassco.

Miss Jane Morley who teaches inst. Paul spent the weekend in Red-rood Falls, coming here to visit herfather, M. M. Morley who is serious-y ill.

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Henze and fam-ly arrived here last Friday from Del-ivan to visit for several days withMrs. Henze’s mother, Mrs. LouiseHenze.

Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Backer andlaughter Miss Lucille Backer motoredo Beresford, S. D., Sunday and at-ended a family reunion held at theiome of Mrs. Backer’s sister, Mrs. J.L Lemon. There were nineteen rela-ives present.

Mrs. A. B. Cameron and daughterlacqueline of Mankato arrived hereSunday to visit her sister, Mrs. L. W.lassinger. Her mother, Mrs. Mar-:aret Zumwinkle who has been acuest at her home for the past monthiccompanied her to Redwood Falls.

Leave your order for ice cream fordenies and parties. We pack all or-lers. Lauterbach Bros. 45-lt

Miss Bernice Hewitt and Miss Mar-garet Adams who are teaching atPipestone this year will come to Red-wood Falls Friday to remain untilSunday as the guest of Miss TheoJensen, county superintendent ofschools. Miss Hewitt and Miss Adamsare former teachers in the Redwood’’alls schools.

Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Mcßae andMiss Mollie Joern spent from Fridayjntil-Sunday at the Mcßae cabin atSlbow Lake. They were accompanied>n the trip by Mr. and Mrs. OswaldLind and Miss Evelyn Marcey. Mr.ind Mrs. Lind visited part of the timeat Walker and Miss Marcey went asfar as Wadena and left for Frazeeto visit her parents.

Don’t forget the 31st Annual Fire-nen’s Dance, Thursday, May 17th at:he Fair Grounds. Music by DreamDrchestra. 45-lt

The regular meeting of the Child(Velfare Board was held last Fridayifternoon in the office of Miss Theolensen, county superintendent ofschools. The members attending were:Mrs. A. J. Praxel of Lamberton, Mrs.it. W. Christie of Vesta and Commis-sioner E. A. Pease, Miss Mona Callis-:er, Child Welfare Worker and MissJensen. Miss Grace Guilford of thestate Board of Control Vas also pres-*nt for the meeting.

Miss Mona Callister, Child WelfareVorker, Miss Theo Jensen, countysuperintendent of schools of Redwoodbounty and Mrs. R. W. Christie ofi’esta. member of the Child WelfareJoard, expect to go to Mankato to-lay (Wednesday) to attend the Re-gional Conference of Social Work,rhe conference is to be held at thestate Teachers College. This con-erence is sponsored jointly by thestate Conference of Social Work, thestate Board of Control and the Gen-eral Extension Division of the Uni-versity of Minnesota.

Card of Thanks: We wish to thankour neighbors and friends for thekindness shown us during the illnessind death of our son and brother Nor-oert. We wish to thank those who=ent floral offerings and especially dowe thank the Altar Society of St.Catherine’s church for their assist-ance. Mr. and Mrs. Phil Kammerer,

brothers and sisters.Mrs. Bertha Marti left Tuesday

morning for Lisbon, North Dakota,whree she will spend the summermonths visiting at the home of herson-in-law and daughter Mr. andMrs. Gordon R. Potter. She was ac-companied as far as Redwood Fallsby Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Marti andfrom that point she left with Mr. andMrs. Allen Potter of Lisbon, whowere at Springfield at celebrate thebirthday anniversary of Grandma Pot-ter, who is nearly 100 years of age.—Sleepy Eye Herald-Dispatch.

Mrs. A. E. Swan of Morton was a'Saturday shopper here.

John Franta of New Ulm was aMondav business caller in RedwoodFalls.

Dr. and Mrs. J. W. Inglis and fam-ily motored to Green Lake Sundayafternoon.

Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Cooper leftTuesday for Remer to spend a fewdays at their cabin.

Mr. and Mrs. N. P. Storck of Mar-shall were entertained Sunday at thehome of Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Weldon.

A splendid assortment of Gradua-tion Greeting Cards at Sward-KempDrug Co. 45-lt

Miss Beth Obert returned Sundayfrom Minneapolis where she was theguest of friends since Friday.

Mrs. S. F. Scott and her son Bertwere guests Sunday of Mrs. Scott’sparents, Mr. and Mrs. N. V. Way atVesta.

Misses Viola Viergutz and LucriaDunne who attend high school herewere visitors Sunday at their homesat Vesta.

Mrs. Wm. MacDougall, Mrs. W.Runke and Mrs. Zindel of Lamber-ton were shoppers in Redwood FallsBargain Day.

Sun Visors, 25 cents to 50 cents atSward-Kemp Drug Co. 45-lt

Mrs. Andrew Cook returned to St.Peter after spending Sunday herewith her parents, Mr. and Mrs. JohnLauterbach, Sr.

Mr. and Mrs. Mike Lauterbach andfamily were Sunday guests of Mrs.Lauterbach’s mother, Mrs. C. Schill-ing at New Ulm.

G. R. Engeman motored to Minne-ota Sunday after Mrs. Engemanand daughter who had been guestsof friends since Friday.

Clerk of Court W. G. Weldon is-sued a marriage license last week toW illiam Moldaschel of Brown Countyand Rose Brau of Lucan.

Miss Ethel Poschke who attendsthe Teachers College at Mankato wasthe guest of her mother, Mrs. PhilCheney over the weekend.

Check your chick loss with Dr.Hess White Diarrhea Tablets, 50c atSward-Kemp Drug Co. 45-lt

Dr. T. E. Flinn and Wm. M. Smithleft Saturday for northern Minneso-ta for a stay of several days at theFlinn cabin on Sand Lake.

Dr. W. A. Brand, Dr. E. H. John-son, W. P. Francois and Joebach went to Mille Lacs Lake Mon-day on a fishing trip. They returnedtoday.

Large assortment of greeting cardsfor graduation. See our line. Lau-terbach Bros. 45-lt

Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Knapp and Mrs.A. H. Vihstadt motored to WindomMonday, Mr. Knapp leaving fromthere for Denver, Colorado, on a busi-ness trip.

Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Burmeister re-turned Monday from Fargo, N. D.,where they were guests of their dau-ghter, Mrs. A. G. Austbo and familysince Saturday.

K. 'Stockton, B. E. Marsh and B.Hunt of Redwood Falls and R. Steph-ans of Jackson motored to SpicerSunday and enjoyed a game of golfon the Spicer course.

Fresh lithe and sulphur and arsen-ate of lead for spraying fruit treesat Sward-Kemp Drug Co. 45-lt

R. W. Serkland, H. S. Aune and O.S. Imes left Tuesdav for FederalDam on a fishing trip. Mr. Wolffof Hutchinson and Atty. CharlesQuandt and W. T. Serkland of Win-throp were also members of the par-ty.

Miss Jeanette Rix of Cle’ments andArnold Anderson of Morgan wereunited in marriage Monday afternoonat four-thirty o’clock at the Metho-dist parsonage with the pastor, Rev.C. W. Gilman reading the service.Mr. and Mrs. Anderson will maketheir home at Morgan.

Remember the Firemen’s Dance,Thursday, May 17th, at Fair Grounds.Music by the Dream Orchestra. 45-lt

Mrs. Marie Jensen left Friday forDuluth to visit her daughter, MissMathilda Jensen who teaches there.She will also go to Hibbing to visitMiss Lillian Jensen who is a teacherin the high school. Miss Theo Jen-sen plans to motor to Minneapolis

, Sunday to meet her mother and ac-company her to Redwood Falls.

Wilson Championship Tennis Balls,50 cents at Sward-Kemp Drug Co.

45-ltThe funeral of Carl C. Petersen,

whose widow was formerly GeorgineAdams of Morgan, took place lastSaturday at Belview. The body wasbrought from the home at Denver,Colo., to this county for burial. Fu-neral services were held at the Nor-wegian Lutheran church at Belview, 1the pastor, Rev. E. A. Fretheim,preaching the sermon. The riteswere military in charge of the Aug-ust Donner Post of the American Le-gion of Belview. Interment was madeat Redwood Falls. Deceased wasbom in Denmark March 1, 1893, mak-ing him thirty-five years old. Hecame to America with his aunt anduncle, Mr. and Mrs. August Freder-icksen of Delhi in 1907 and made hishome with them. He entered theservice and was in France. On June12, 1925, he married Georgine Adams,who survives him. They went to Den-ver after a honeymoon trip to Den-mark and resided there until Mr. Pet-ersen’s death on May Ist. He was a !

member of the Mile High Chapter ofD. A. V. at Denver and the Ameri-ican Legion.—Morgan Messenger. j

soyffvMrs. R. W. Serkland is entertaining

the Bridge Club this evening at herhome.

The Degree of Honor Sewing Cir-cle will hold a picnic Friday evening,May 18th, at the entrance of RamseyPark. All members are invited to bepresent.

Miss Edith Jaehning entertainedthe Home Guards of the Methodistchurch at the home of her parents, jMr. and Mrs. A. H. Jaehning Fridayevening after school.

The annual picnic of the Westmin-ster Auxiliary will be held in RamseyPark Tuesday evening, May 21st.The social committee with Miss MollieOlson as chairman is in charge of thearrangements.

The St. Veronica’s Guild will be en-tertained at the Guild Hall Thursdayafternoon. The hostesses are: Mmes.H. F. Sanders, T. E. Flinn and E.Garland. The members and familiesare invited for supper.

Miss Theo Jensen and Miss MonaCallister entertained Friday eveningat a picnic supper in Ramsey Park,complimenting Miss Grace Guilford ofSt. Paul. There were eight guests

present. Bridge was later played attwo tables at the home of Miss Jen-sen.

The Phythian Sisters Lodge willmeet this evening (Wednesday). Allmembers are urged to be present asarrangements are to be made at thistime for delegates to attend the Dis-this Convention held at Luverne nextweek.

The Relief Corps held its regularmeeting Tuesday afternoon at whichtime there was initiation of new mem-bers. A short program wr as givenand supper was served by the fol-lowing committee: Mrs. Oscar Goetz,Mrs. John Whitcomb, Mrs. F. Welch,Mrs. E. Hart and Mrs. John Whittet.

The Missionary Society of the Pres-byterian church will meet this after-noon (Wednesday) at the home ofMrs. A. H. Vihstadt. Each member isasked to bring a guest for the after-noon. The members of the servingcommittee are: Mrs. F. A. Japs, Mrs.Eaton and Mrs. J. L. Knapp.

The Home Missionary Society ofthe Methodist church will meet Thurs-day afternoon in the parlors of thechurch. This is the annual mite boxopening and the president, Mrs. L. W.Gilliland, requests that all membersbe present with their mite boxes. Mrs.E. L. Spencer and her division will bein charge of the program.

Invitations have been issued byMmes. C. V. Everett, W. A. Brand,Max L. Fettis, Elmer G. McCuskey,Peter J. Kolbet and John H. Jacksonfor a series of parties. Two bridgeluncheons will be given Friday andSaturday at one o’clock at Hotel Red-wood and next Monday evening a so-cial affair will be held at Lauterbach’sTea Rooms.

The Quality Club met Monday af-ternoon in the lounge room of theRamsey Hotel with Mrs. O. H. John-son as hostess. Victrola music wasenjoyed and roll call was answeredby each member giving her favoritenovel. The subject for the afternoonwas Novels of Today and was discuss-ed by Mrs. J. A. Baikie, Mrs. B. P.Flinn, Mrs. C. V. Everett and Mrs.Frank Baldwin. Mrs. Baikie gavethe biography of J. Scott Fitzgeraldand Willa Sather and Mrs. Flinn thelife of Joheph C. Lincoln and the lifeof Dorothy Canfield. Mrs. C. V. Everett gave the biographies of Theo-dore Drieser and D. H. Lawrence andMrs. Baldwin, the lives of Edna Fer-bes and Carl Vecht. Miss EllenJuul palyed several accordian selec-tions. The last meeting of the clubfor the year will be in the form ofa picnic and will be held Monday,May 28th at the country home ofMr. and Mrs. C. D. Clipfell. Mrs.Oscar Goetz was taken into the clubat the meeting.

The Legion-Auxiliary held its reg-ular business meeting Tuesday even-ing in the club rooms with Mrs. FrankBaldwin, the president presiding. Thiswas the annual meeting and reportsof the various chairmen were read:Mrs. Leda Pease, Membership; Mrs.L. P. Winter, Activities; Mrs. L. W.Hassinger, Americanism; Mrs. I. L.Spencer, Treasurer; Mrs. GroverMansfeldt, Secretary; Mrs. WalterKing, Poppy, and Miss Emma Carity,Flower. Election of officers was heldand the following were elected andwill take office on September Ist:Mrs. F. B. Maes, president; Mrs. W.A. Fraser, Ist vice president; Mrs.H. M. Aune, 2nd vice president; Mrs.E. L. Gallea, treasurer; Mrs. L. P.Winter, historian; Mrs. J. Kaus, pian-ist; Mrs. E. Bollum and Mrs. GusNelson, Sergeants-at-arms. Mem-bers of the Executive Board are Mrs.Carrie Smithers, Mrs. C. H. Whitingand Mrs. J. A. Baikie. Delegates ap-pointed to attend the District Con-vention at Worthington June 18thwere: Mrs. Frank Baldwin, Mrs. F.B. Maes, Mrs. Lillian Hall and Mrs.Carrie Smithers. The Auxiliary vot-ed to attend the Memorial ServicesSunday, May 27th in a body and willalso meet in a body to march in theMemorial Day parade. On Thursdayafternoon, the members will meet atthe club rooms to finish quilting. Re-1freshments were served during thesocial hour by the following commit- itee: Mmes. Clem Hillig, K. Glassco,A. Hassenstab, W. Goudy, L. W. Has-singer, Joe Greene and Miss June jGits.

WEDNESDAY, MAY 16, 1928.

?TOESMethodist Episcopal Church“The House of Happiness.”

C. W. Gilman, PastorSunday School at 10:00Preaching Service at 11:00Epworth League 7:15Evening Service 8:00

Prayer Meeting Thursday 8:00

First English Lutheran Church' “The Friendly Church”

Sunday Bible school 9:45Divine services 11:00

“We appreciate your presence atour services.”

R. O. AGA,Pastor.

Catholic ChurchJ. W. Jiracek, Pastor

Masses—B:3o A. M., second andfourth Sunday in otherSundays of month at 8:00 and10:30 A. M.

St. John’s Lutheran ChurchW. C. Nickels. Pastor.

English sermon at 9:00German sermon at 10:30 *

Sunday school at 10:15

First Presbyterian ChurchJames P. Linn, D. D., Minister

Sunday School at 10:00Morning worship at 11:00Young People’s Meeting at 7:00Evening services at 8:00Mid-week services, Thursday even-

ing at 8:00

Mrs. E. A. Stansbury and Mrs. MaeHagge entertained Wednesday after-noon at the Stansbury home. Bridgewas played at four tables.

The Ramsey Farmers Club willmeet Friday evening, May 18th, at thehome of Mr. and Mrs. George Am-berg. Mr. and Mrs. John Kohler andMr. and Mrs. James Whittet are incharge of the program and Mr. and

| Mrs. Lee Neuschwander and Mr. andMrs. Ed. Wells will serve on the re-freshment committee.

Miss Orlene Raverty and MissHelen Hadlick entertained Saturdayat a one o’clock bridge luncheon atHotel Redwood. A three course lunch-eon was served and later bridge wasplayed at ten tables. Mrs. H. S. Aunewen high score and Miss Hazel Aune,low score. The out of town guests

; present were, Miss Raverty’s moth-er, Mrs. Raverty of Sleepy Eye and

..her sister. Miss Gladys Raverty ofBuffalo Lake, and Miss Hadlick’smother, Mrs. Hadlick of Blue Earthand her sister-in-law, Mrs. Hadlick ofMinneapolis.

A pretty afternoon party at thehome of Mrs. J. B. Philbrick Tues-day afternoon marked the close of the

1 club year for the Twentieth Century{Club of Redwood Falls. The Wo-| man’s Club of Morgan and a few oth--1 ers were the guests of honor. The

1 opera, “The King’s Henchman” was| the main feature of the afternoon’sprogram. Mrs. T. E. Flinn openedthe program by telling something ofthe lives of Edna Vincent Millay andDeens Taylor. Miss Millay wrote thewords of the opera and Mr. Taylorcomposed the music. Miss MarieTolzman reviewed the opera and gave

1 the setting of each act and a chorus: composed of Mrs. M. Treu, Mrs. C.A. Hillig, Mrs. S. B. Duea and MissArlys Denzel sang. Miss AvisKvello played the accompaniment andalso sang. At the close Miss Denzelsang a solo from Tannhauser. Dur-ing the social hour, Mrs. J. A. Stens-

-1 val, chairman of the social committee,assisted by Mmes. J. B. Philbrick,Wm. Smith and Joe Corbett served

¦ tea and cake. Apple blossoms were| used attractively in the living roomß

j of the Philbrick home and roses were. used as table decorations in the din-ing room.

Mankato will be hostess to severalhundred women, when the annualState Federation of Women’s clubsconvene there on September 19, 20,and 21. Mrs. George Sugden, generalchairman of the executive committee,has called the committee together forgeneral discussion as to ways andmeans for financing the project. OnMay 18 a benefit movie will be stag-ed at one of the Mankato theatresand a high-class production will beshown, the proceeds of which will beused to defray the expenses incurredduring the state convention. Manylocal club women will attend the ses-sions of the state meeting.

The body of Mrs. Laura Bergesonthat has been in a receiving vault inMinneapolis since her death JanuaryIst, 1928, was brought to SanbornWednesday of last week, May 2nd,for interment, which service tookplace the afternoon of that day, andwas in the city cemetery. There wereno services at the church, and the ser-vice at the grave was conducted byRev. Bruns of Sanborn. Mrs. C. F.Schwieger, Mrs. A. R. Furch, Mrs.George Gowin, Mrs. L. L. Blackmun,Mrs. F. M. Robinson, Mrs. Ora Traut-man, Mrs. C. B. Armstrong and Mrs.J. Erickson were present at the ser-vice. Also Dr. F. M. Robinson, C. F.Schwieger and Ora Trautman. Thethree gentlemen were pallbearers.—Comfrey Times. Mrs. Bergeson wasknown in Redwood Falls having atone time been employed at the FisherBeauty Shoppe. a