The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1913-01-14

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lin were in town Monday.
John Whitcomb purchased Chal-
mers So from Fred Murset last week.
H. G. Schmahl went to Marshall on
business Saturday. He returned Sun
day.
C. w. Tiffany has been confined to
his home by illness the past week.
Senator Frank Clague will be in his
Office at Redwood Falls Saturdays and
Mondays.
Mrs. w. C. Starr returned Sunday
from Lamberton where she visited
last week.
A. F. Mahowald and Rev. w. l..
Hart of Morton were in the city last
Wednesday afternoon.
L. A. Pell, formerly in the employ
of the Isham Lumber Company visited
with Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. Isham from
Saturday until Monday.
The orchestra of the Basket Ball
Team accompanied by Mrs. John Klaus
went to Morgan Friday. They played
for a dance there in the evening.
Those who went were: Mrs. Klaus,
John Lauterbach, Arthur Glib, and
Arthur Kenney.
Henry Becker was in town Friday
with his two children who had their
hands burned with dynamite cap re-
Gently Mr.. Becker reports both chill
dren are doing well but their hands
will always be badly SCARED and
somewhat manned.
Attorney A. H. Emerson and Mrs.
Emerson of Lamberton attended the
Eastern Star banquet and installation
Wednesday. Mrs. Emerson is Worthy
Matron of the Lamberton chapter
They were entertained by Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Everett.
Mrs. Philip Zern, of New England,
S. D. was operated upon by local ply
sicians last Sunday. She is now at
the Fred Warner home under the care
of Mrs. Warner. AS soon as Mrs.
Zern is convalescent she will go to the
home of relatives at Fairfax.
DR.. and Mrs. Gibson entertained at
dinner Wednesday night in honor of
Mr.. and Mrs Donald Smith. Those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. J. j..
Ehrstein, Miss Helen Stewart, Miss
Maude Colville, Mr.. and Mrs. Donald
Smith, Miss Anna Jensen, Miss Lillian
Steele, Miss Ashford, Miss Kennedy
and Mr. Kennedy.
Mrs. R. Cooper was given a surprise
party at her home Friday evening.
Sixteen of her girl friends came in
and gave the new home royal "house
warming" Those present were:
Misses HIM, Winter, Sanborn, Nc
Lean, Barnes, Gilmore, Isaacson, Ash
, ford, Yackel, Ever, Truesdale, Ander-
son, Albro, Hansen, Thune, and Zelma
Thune.
! Miss Forster who gave very inter-
, esting address in the interest of mis-
sions at the Christian church Sunday,
the 5th, also met with the Missionary
| society on the following day at the
: home of Mrs Sparks, when she gave a
most inspiring report of our general
convention at Louisville, KY. A good
number were present to enjoy this.
The hostess served a most delicious
lunch during the social time which
followed.
The ladies of the Country Aid So
ciety entertained their husbands at
! che home of Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Rey-
t nolds, Wednesday, January 9Th. Each
: lady took an article of food, and these
r together with the delicious apple pie,
$ and whipped cream" the gift of the
S hostess were served at noon to about
: fifty people. The ladies spent the
{ afternoon in sewing and the men in
] having a social time. Later good
. collection was taken up which will GO
: to the Presbyterian church. A good
/ time was reported by all.
Anyone contemplating attending the
A Wisconsin Business University may
S do so in perfect safety in spite of the
n report of small pox in the vicinity OF
$ La Crosse, where the college is located
The Gazette is in receipt of an auth
e orized letter which states: There is
!. no small pox scare in this city LA
|. Crosse) and there has been no small
/ pox epidemic" Vaccination has beer
n found unnecessary and the pupils or
2 dered to attend school. There has
e been no death from small pox and the
\ scare has fallen completely to the
e ground.
J. A district meeting of the Eastern
t Star lodge was held at Springfield
r Thursday evening Several members
e of the local chapter accompanied the
n state officers, Mrs. Stone and Mrs
S Ronald, to Springfield Thursday, re
: turning Friday noon. Those who went