The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1914-09-01

"War Is He'll" at The Grand We'd
nesdav. September g Tit
A son was born to-.Mr. and Mrs.
Bert Flagg last FridayssAugust %.
Miss Mary Henle, Of Fairfax, spent
! Sunday at the home of her aunt, Mrs
! John Lauterbach @
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Porter, of Nor
/ gan, attended the band concert at
Ramsey Park Sunday.
Miss Ella Crimnins visited with
girl friends at Morton last week, re-
turning home Saturday.
Retiring of baby carriage wheels
receives careful attention at the
Scenic City Repair Shop. 5-2t
Mr.. Nelson, of Sleepy Eye, accom-
panied by his son, spent Sunday with
his daughter, Mrs. Geo. Davis.
Two Acts Of Vaudeville and 3'reels
of Pictures at the New Dream Thurs
day, September 8. Any seat 10c.
Louis Kise went to Minneapoll:
Thursday to begin his work as salos
man for the Carter Car Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. V. Everett, Miss
Leona Johnson and J. Albert John
son drove to Milroy and other point:
Saturday.
w. B. Clement drove to Werner
Centre Saturday for a short visit a
the home of his parents. Mr.. Clement
returned Monday.
Mrs. D. F. Schlutter and Mrs. Chas
Mullen of Lacrosse, Wis, arrived
Tuesday and are guests of Mr.. ane
Mrs. A. N. Hills.
VIM. Rosendahl sold two Stude
bakers last week; one to the Frants
Brothers of Wabasso and the othe1
to J. A. Plunkett of Milroy.
Mrs. ]. j. Nelson and her son, John
returned Saturday from an extended
visit with Mrs. Nelson's mother a
Utica. Mr.. Nelson drove to Mankatt
to meet them.
F. P. Zschunke ard family, accom-
panied by Mrs. Schilling, and Mr.. ant
Mrs. Louie Schilling drove up from
New Ulm Sunday and spent the da!
with Mr. md Mrs. M. Lauterbach.
Albert Lamp, of Evan, who ha
been convalescing at the Warner Hos
pital since his opera ton for appen
dicites, will be able to return to hi
home this week. Miss Bertha Lam.
is at Mrs Warmers with her brother
Mrs. Joseph Tyson left Saturda!
for a visit at North Yakima where
Mr.. Tyson has been for the past few
months looking after his hop crop
and other interests. Mrs. Tyson will
spend two or three months in thu
/ West.
Mrs. Albert Melgcs, of Minneap
oils returned to her home after ;
visit at the Julius and Otto Melge
homes. Mr.. and Mrs. Melges hav
recently moved to Minneapolis from
California and expect to make thei
permanent home in Minnesota.
w. T. Wilcox holds the record 60
having sold more Overland ears thai
any other salesman in the state, hi
sales receipts for the year being yer.
large A list of the names of Over
land purchasers is given in Mr.. Will
cox display advertisement found else
where in this issue.
The Mankato Fair and Blue Fart
County Exposition will be held on tn
Mankato Fair Ground Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday, September II,
. and 10. The attendance at Markat
, this year will be greater than in for
mer years, and the horse and othe
races are to be events of special in
teest.
Miss Bernice Francois ettertaine
, at dinner for Mrs. Albert Melges an
+, Miss Wiltshire last Friday evening
5 Covers were laid for nine, the tabl
decorations being in yellow. Thos
, present were Mesdames, Dolliff, Ware
: Luscher, Melges, Finn, Baldwin an
Wilson, and Misses Wiltshire an
: Francois.
7 Miss Grace Wiltshire, of Los Ar
geles, Cal, arrived last Wednesda
for a visit with cid friends. Mis-
Wiltshire is guest at the home c
Mr.. and Mrs. HI. Jensen. This is Mis-
Wiltshire's first visit to Redwood Fall
since leaving here many years ag,
and she is deriving much pleasur
from renewing old acquaintance an
revisiting old scenes.