The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1914-12-16

w. B. Clement transacted
business at Dawson, Madison
and Minneapolis last week.
Mrs. Louis Schultz and Mrs.
John Schweinfurter went to New
Ulm Saturday to visit with their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Fischer.
The Alumni of the Redwood
Falls High School will have a
meeting at the K. of P. Hall
Saturday, December 26. All
alumni who have not joined are
urged to be present and join at
this time.
Rutter has a fine line of Rock
ers. Call and see them. CALL
EARLY. Gilt
Lee Winters left Monday for
Minneapolis to take treatment
from DR.. Geist. He expects to
have to make one more trip for
surgical assistance after his re-
turn this time.
Mrs. D. L. Crimmins was the
guest of Mrs. J. F. Greenslit at
Morton last Wednesday. While
there Mrs. Crimmins attended
the sale and chicken pie social
given by the ladies of the Metho-
dist Church at Morton.
Owing to the continuance of
the Evangelistic meetings in the
Christian church, the Christmas
Cantata that was announced for
next Sunday evening in the
Methodist church, has been post
poned one week. It will be given
the following Sunday evening,
December 81.
Miss Ella Reynolds, who is at
tending the Columbia School of
Oratory at Chicago, will arrive
Sunday for her holiday vacation
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ira Reynolds.
Tremendous sacrifice sale of
ladies' coats at Peterson's Cloak
Store, beginning December "a.
800 new garments to be sold
for what they will bring. Don't
miss this. 21-1t
B. Goldsmith, of st. Paul, has
accepted a position as barber in
the Chas. Tenney shop and has
entered upon his new duties
there. Mr.. Goldsmith fills the va
: cancy caused by the resignation
of Ed. Barensfeld, who leaves
| about January l, to accept a po-
sition in the office of julius A.
Schmahl, Secretary of State.
At the meeting of the A. O.
U. w. Monday evening eight ap-
pications for membership were
: received. John Schilt was mi
tiated into the work. 1t was de-
cided to have a Christmas tree
:. for the children next Monday
night and committee on ar
! rangements appointed, consist
! ing of T. Arnett, O. Wolverton,
: j. Schilt T. Siefert and w. VOL
verton.
At the recent election of of.
? ficers in the Pythian Sisters the
: following officers were elected
P. c., Maude Weldon; M. E. C..
Margaret McRae; E. S., Lena
, Stensvad; E. j., Emma Jones
M. of r. c., Leila Pease; M. of F.
] Eva Baldwin, Man., Mamie
= Pease; Guard, Ida Borg; Pro
: tector, Luella Whyte; Pianist
Zoa Tenney. Grand Lodge dele
gates (1) Tena Kuenzli, e.
! Margaret Johnson, Alternate:
CD Margaret Evans (2) May
Hubbard. Elizabeth Francoi:
'" was reelected Trustee for three
: years. Installation of officers will
: be held the first Wednesday il
! January.
n At a recent meeting of tn,
q Official Board of the Methods
Church. it was unanimously de
o cided that the customary New
n Years day gathering be con
4 tinued this year. For severa
+ years all the families connecte'
IS in any way with the church hav
: gathered at the church on New
nl Years day and have had Dime
together, and in the Afternoon
Al have enjoyed a program of mu
! sic and readings and shor
!, speeches. Committees will b
% appointed Immediately, and al
\ arrangements made for mos
# pleasant and profitable day.
Ig Rugs! Rugs. Rugs! Rutter
e. having a sale of small Rugs. Ca
and see them. CALL EARLY.
IS The local lodge of the A. c
n III. w held its annual election q