The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-07-23

Alma Ziemer returned from her
trip to the cities last week.
The Ladies Missionary Society met
Thursday at the home of Mrs. g.
Kuenzli.
The Ladies Aid Society met at the
home of Mrs. Frank Parish Friday
afternoon.
Beth TompKins of Mankato is WIS.,
ting friends and relatives here hay-
ing returned with the auto tour.
Miss Laura Griffith of St Paul is
visiting Miss Helen Evertt. They
were schoolmates atthe Albert Lea
college.
st. Veronica's Guild of the Church
of the Holy Communion met Thurs
day afternoon with Mrs. Ward. A
number of ladies were present.
Mrs. Harry Thomas arrived here
last week from North Dakota. and
is visiting at the homeofher parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bolster, west
of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lohrenz, of
Park Falls, Wis, are visiting at the
home of Mrs. Lohrenz' parents, Mr..
and Mrs. George |. Davis. They
will also visit at the home of Mr..
Lohrenz' uncle, Martin Lohrenz.
Says Raymond Gagnon: Il return
ed Thursday night from long walk
to Window and back covering the
100 miles in two days. walked over
Monday and visited Tuesday and
Wednesday with my brother Harry
who is star player on the Window
ball team.
The thirteen year old son of Her.
man Janacke was the victim of a
curious accident Tuesday afternoon
while driving some cattle. He was
close to steer and the animal kicked
him on his shins, breaking the
done. Medical aid was called and
the fracture reduced.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Mccoy of ST.
Louis, Mo-, arrived yesterday from
Lake Alexandria and will visit for a
few days at the home of Mrs. Nc
Coy's mother, Mrs. William Smith.
Mr.. Mccoy is general manager of
the Moline Plow works and is decid-
ed successful in his present position.
Frank Dolan of st. Paul, but for
merly of Redwood county, made a
very interesting speech at the Woon-
man picnic at Lucan Sunday and in
the course of the same gave his for
mer. pupil, Joseph R. Keefe, now
member of the legislature. very
nice send-off. Walnut Grove Tribune.
Two car loads of live poultry and
one car Of eggs were shipped to the
Chicago market by the Redwood
Falls Produce Co. last week. The
Produce company pays good prices
and gets the business because the
the chicken raisers of this section
know the company can be depended
upon.
Dan Mclean. president Of the
board of education, and H. M. Aune,
secretary, were reelected at the an
nual school meeting held at the
graded school building Sat
urday night. That there was no OPP
position proves that the people ap-
preciate the excellent work these d.
rectors have done.
A. P. Henderson has received a
fiattering offer of the superinten-
dency Of stock farm in Dodge
county. Mr.. Henderson says he is
greatly attached to Redwood coun-
ty and does not care to leave here.
At the same time he has not decided
and still has the Dodge county offer
under consideration.
The st. Joseph's Catholic church
of Clements has just been fitted out
with eleven stained art glass windows,
which are magnificent. and greatly
enhance the beauty of the building.
The windows cost over $1,000 and
were given by different societies of
the church. The people of the par
ish have spared no efforts in getting
these beautiful windows for their
church and they certainly have reason
to feel proud of them. Morgan Mes
senger.