The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1914-03-31
Miss Koblitz spent the week end

OF BelVIeW transacted business mere
yesterday.
w. P. Tenney returned Sunday
from his extended trip in the south
western states.
Mrs. S. Goodkine of Minneapolis
was here with her sister, Mrs. Tout,
from Thursday until Sunday
Sandy Williams of Billings Mont,
spent Sunday at the home of his
wife's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. A.
Isham.
Howard Mason, who has been at
tending the State Agricultural Col
lege has returned home for the sum-
mer vacation.
Miss Adeline Wall of Minneapolis
visited last week with her sister, Mrs.
| Arthur Glib, returned Monday to her
work as trained nurse in a Minneap
oils hospital.
| Bring your broken parts of ma
chinery to Frank A. Japs, who will
weld them and same will be as strong
as before. 36-1t
Fred Fendrick and Mr.. Graves, Of
Illinois, who have been visiting the
formers brother, Rudolph Fendrick
and family, left Monday for Montana.
Mr.. Schilt who will build the Church
of St. Catherine this summer has
moved his family here from Redfield-
S. D., and is at present occupying
the MacIlravie home.
Mrs. G. G.. Thune and her daugh-
ter, Miss Josephine, left today for
Minneapolis for visit of several
days. Mrs. Thune will consult an
eye specialist before her return.
Frank Fransworth of Waterville
Ohio, is visiting Herbert and Edgar
VIM at the VIM Farm. Mr.. Farms
worth is a graduate of the State
Agricultural College and a former
classmate of the Winn boys.
The Ladies of the Christian Church
will serve supper in the dining room
of the church Wednesday evening,
April l. Everybody is cordially in
vited Supper 25c. 35-2t
C. H. Rice of Santiago Cal, arrived
last Wednesday and will work with
ibis brother, w. P. Rice. Mr.. Rice
has purchased lot and will build
la residence soon His family will
come from California as soon as they
can find suitable dwelling.
The executive committee appointed
to manage the Home Coming celebra-
ton in June consists of Joseph Ty-
son, Frank Clague, Frank Hubbard
HI. A. Baldwin and G. E. Mckay. Mr..
Stensvad's name was published
through an error last week instead
of Mr.. McKay's. 'fs
Miss Francis Everett is i'll with
lumbago, and has been unable to at
tend, to her school duties for several
days. "Grandma" Everett is becom.
ing gradually weaker and her right
arm is-now partially paralyzed.
Frank Elipfell- of MINNEAPOLIS is
here on short visit with friend,
and relatives. @fsit
Auto Owners, Farmers, and al
persons operating machinery of any
kind will be pleased to learn thai
Frank A. Japs has installed a Weld
ing Outfit, with which broken parts
of machinery can be securely welded
and repaired, whether same be Of
: steel, cast iron, aluminium, brass, cop
i, per, etc. 36-1
, The debating team consisting q
Misses Rain and Werder and Harolt
! Kumm, went to Caledonia Friday
evening, where they argued the gues
| ton of the recall of judges, with tn,
members of the Caledonia team TIL.
local team argued the negative sid,
. of the question and were defeated.
w. c. Starr was given a surpris.
by the members of the Priscilla Clas.
: and their husbands, last evening IN
honor of his birthday anniversary. 4
large number of the members wa.
t present, and the evening spent yer,
, pleasantly enjoying some cleverly de
: vised April fool stunts.
Mr. and Mrs. III. P Sanders re
turned last week from their EXTENDED
i. trip through the East. Mr. and Mrs
Sanders have been away from Red
wood Falls since Thanksgiving, an,
their many friends are glad to wei
come them back. Their son. Parke
Sanders, who has been attending tn
State Agricultural College, came wit
them, and will spend his summer va
cation here.
Mrs. H. N. Bell received box o
grapefruit from Fletcher Skinner
who shipped them from Winter Par
Florida. The fruit are splendid spec
linens being extremely heavy, whic
is sure proof of juicy fruit. Mrs.
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