The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1913-01-21

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friends here last week.
Louie Menk of Morgan spent day
in Redwood Falls last week.
Miss Mamie Trousdale is confined
to her room with the grippe.
Arthur Yackel of Springfield visited
his sister, Miss Ella Yackel, Sunday.
Misses Lena and Hulda Fenske of
Morgan were shopping in the city last
Tuesday.
The regular meeting of the O. E. S.
will be held in the chapter hall We'd
nesday evening.
| Mrs. William Neiman returned last
Wednesday from California where she
has been for the past three months.
For Sale-A good milk COW, three
fourths Shorthorn; and male calf
seven-eighths Shorthorn. H. A. Main.
25-3t
Mrs. J. w. Ferris is still seriously i'll
with the grippe. She suffered a re-
lapse last week and is again confined
to her bed.
The installation of officers in the G.
A. r. and the w. R. C. will take place
tonight. Supper will be served for
the members Of the post and corps at
six o'clock.
| Judge A. C. Dolliff was elected city
attorney at the first meeting of the
new council Wednesday evening The
Judge says he will not accept the ap-
pointmenL.
The Basket Ball Team orchestra
furnished music for dance in Mar
shall last Tuesday. Mrs. Klaus played
the piano. This orchestra is becom-
ing very popular not only in Redwood
county, but in neighboring counties as
| well.
Clerk Of court, W. G. Weldon was
absent from his duties at the court
house Monday. The committee of in
vestigation found him much occupied
| at home with his Flanders. Mr.. We'll
don took his family-and Flanders
to Wabasso Sunday. Queer that it
always takes a day to recover from
trip like this, isn't it?
! The Herald of Three Forks, Mont,
announces that David K. Whittet, for
merly Of Redwood Falls, has been ap-
pointed one of the directors Of the
Three Forks First National Bank. Mr..
Whittet is son of Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Whittet and has many friends in this
vicinity. He has served for some time
as assistant cashier of the Three
Forks Bank.
There was an exciting game of bas
ket ball Monday evening between the
"Freshies" and the "Upstreamers.
There seems to be little co discus
sion as to which side was victorious.
Public opinion seems to be inclined to
4 favor the Upstreamers as giving them
the victory would tie the two teams
and necessitate the playing of the rub
| Der.
/! w. B. Clement went to Minneapolis
Monday noon. From Minneapolis Mr..
Clement will go on somewhat ex-
tended trip to Texas. This trip will
combine business with pleasure as Mr..
Clement expects to put through" a
rather important land transaction.
He will be gone until the first or sec
ond week in February, and expects to
see good deal of Texas real estate
and some of Texas best business cities
before returning.
Mrs. J. J.. Ehrstein entertained the
ladies Missionary Society of the Pres
byterian church Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. H. N. Bell acted as chairman in
the absence of the president. Mrs. A.
D. Smith led the devotionals. After
the transaction of business Mrs. Chris
tianson read letter from a mission
airy of the church in West Africa, and
Mrs. C. w. Street talked interestingly
on life among the Mormons. The
meeting was well attended.
Geo. B. Alton, state inspector of
high schools made his annual visit to
Redwood Falls, Thursday. Mr.. Alton
expressed great appreciation of the
work the school is doing, especially
, along the line of industrial work. He
: thinks this branch should be extended
J and strengthened as much as possible;
, that the school is making splendid
progress along this line and nothing
; should be allowed to interfere with it
Mr.. Alton is of the opinion that the
crowded condition of the high school
/ presents difficult problem. The build.
: ing was designed to accommodate one
, hundred, fifty pupils. The enrolment
( this year is over two hundred. The
} most serious part Of this over crowd.
! | ing is the impossibility to properly