The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1914-07-28
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Milo Jones spent one day last week
with friends at Marshall.
Oscar Stevenson, of Minneapolis,
was, a visitor here Wednesday.
w. B., Clement made short bust
ness trip to Minneapolis Friday.
Miss, Irma Schmahl returned Tues
day from an extended visit at Duluth
and st. Paul.
DIR. C. P. Gibson arrived Thursday
for visit at the home of his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Arthur Winter
| Mrs. A. A. Carkruff entertained
the ladies of the Christian Church
last Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. S. Durham re-
turned Thursday from visit with
relatives at Owatonna, Faribault and
Madison.
Mrs. Frank Lobdell will entertain
the St. Vcronica's Guild at her home
next Thursday afternoon from three
to five o'clock.
Misses Gennevieve and Florence
Porter of Redwood Falls have visi-
ted with Louise Eishen the past week.
-Milroy Echo.
Miss Ella Reynolds accompanied her
friend, Miss Fillmore, to Minneapolis
last Tuesday and will make visit at
Miss Fillmore's home.
VIM. Milbradt and his daughter,
Miss Elsie, left Thursday for a visit
with relatives in Michigan. They visi-
ted in St. Paul en- route.
"Stop!" Look at those spots! We can
remove they for you at small cost.
Work called for and delivered. Red
wood Falls Dry Cleaning Works,
Phone 314. lit
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Tenny left
Thursday for visit with relatives
at Huron and Iroquois, S. D. While
away they will be guests of Mr..
Tenny's sister, Mrs. Strand and Mrs.
Cowgirl.
Lieutenant E. E. Miller, of Com
pany X. of st. Peter, was here Thurs
day to conduct a court martial of
company l., three members of the
company being given hearing for nom
attendance at Camp Mccoy.
Mrs. E. Schildknecht, Mrs. E.
Kuenzli, Mrs. Chas. Gales and son,
Rex, and G. A. Schildknecht drove
to Delhi Friday to celebrate the birth
day anniversaries of Miss Hilma
Borg and Rex Gales, which occur
on the same day. The trip, was made
in the Kuenzi car, G. A. Schildknecht
acting as Chauffeur.
Miss Nellie Cole and Miss May
Strawsell who have been visiting for
two months at the home of the lat
tier west of town returned to Long
: Prairie Saturday, They were accom-
: panied as far as the cities with j.
r. Strawsell and Miss Kathryn, Miss
Kathryn will visit in the city for
several weeks with relatives. ]. R.
Strawsell from there win 60 to Becker
I County and look after the harvest.
H. Marquardt, of Walhalla, N. D.,
writes the Gazette :hataNorth Da-
I, kota weather, is about as het as Red
! wood County, registering go to 95
degrees and causing the corn to grow
or. feet high. Barley is cut and
|, other grain looks fine. North Dakota
: is being visited by many buyers from
r the, Eastern States. Mr.. Marquardt
!. writes he has a large field of corn
and much larger one of barley and
seems quite satisfied with his present
home.
s The Rev. DIR. Sinclair will conduct
the prayer meeting in the Presby-
terrain Church on Thursday evening
at o'clock. His subject will be:
what Simon saw en- the road to
: Calvary as he helped Jesus to carry
:, the Cross there" DR.. Sinclair will
go to st. Paul on Friday or Satur-
day to preach in the first Presby-
: terrain Church, where he ministered
after leaving Redwood Falls. He viii
be the guest in st. Paul of Julius
Schmahl, State Secretary. After
wards he will proceed to Boston which
will be his headquarters in this coun.
try.