The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1914-11-03

| "A large company OF young people
enjoyed a steak fry at the Cabin Sun
day evening.
| G. "A. Lauterbach, Perry Nelson,
Ben Everett and Frank Baldwin went
to Kandiyohi County duck hunting
last Sunday. 4
Mrs. Bailey has returned from
Rochester and is rapidly regaining
her health and strength at her home
west of town.
Miss Hattie Gilland, of Morgan,
spent Saturday and Sunday in Red
wood Falls, as the guest Of Mrs. H.
C. Jones.
The Mite Society of the Presby-
terian Church will be entertained by
Mrs. H. N. Bell and Mrs. ]. Albert
johnson, at the church next Friday
afternoon.
Mrs. J. M. Inglis returned Sunday
from a visit at the home Of her par
ents, Mr., and Mrs. s. P. Hicks, and
with her sister, Mrs. Montgomery, at
Vesta.
Geo. Drake returned last week from
Minneapolis where he visited with
his daughter and his son Joe, who
will spend the winter with his sister.
There will be Masquerade Ball
at the new hall at North Redwood
Friday evening. Music by the Red
wood orchestra. Tickets $1OO, spec
tators 25c. 15-1t
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Baldwin and
family visited with their daughter,
Miss Vean Baldwin, at St. Peter Sun
day, making the trip in their new
Buick. Ss#
Frank Evans returned from Ro-
chester Thursday and has resumed
his work at the Northwestern depot.
Mr.. Myer, who took Mr.. Evans place
during his absence, has returned to
his home at New Ulm.
The usual Halloween stunts were
pulled off Saturday evening, no SER
ious mischief to property being done
however. The ghosts and gobblins
seem to have been entirely lacking
in originality as only the same old
things were done.
George Wolverton and his bride ar
rived last week from Seney, Mich,
and will visit with his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. John Wolverton. Mrs Geo.
Wolverton wasA formerly Miss Edith
Duncan, and is well known to many
Redwood Falls residents.
Lee Winters returned Thursday
from Minneapolis where he was
patient for few days at one of the
hospitals. Lee is under the care of
DR.. Geist, one of the most famous
bone specialists in the west, and is
rapidly improving in health.
Ladies of the Relief Corps do not
4 forget that election day is Corps Day.
and come. If we can't vote we can
come to the Corps. Picnic lunch at
the close. Old soldiers are invited to
partake Only twelve out to Corps.
October 20. Get into the habit of
coming the first and third Tuesdays
of each month.
Friends of A. J. White gave him
surprise party last Tuesday night
in honor of his birthday anniversary.
After social evening the con,pan,
enjoyed delicious oyster stey.
Mrs. c. E. Lamberton returned last
week from Carleton where she Wis
tied with her daughter, Miss Agnes
lamberton.
A company s9f twenty-five surprised
Mrs. Rud. Stensyad at her home Sun
day evening and spent the evening
in celebration of her birthday ami
niversary. Mayor and Mrs. Stems
vad make most entertaining hosts and
everyone thoroughly enjoyed the even
ing. Mrs. Stensvad was. presented
with set of pretty china plates. Mrs.
Chas. Gales birthday anniversary was
also celebrated and she was presented
with set of sherbet glasses. Lunch
con was served by the guests.
As was stated in last weeks issue
of this paper, Lin Kise and Helmer
Kjemhus left Tuesday for Beltrami
Mimi, with the intention of buying
a hardware*and furniture stock. Since
then we learn that the boys made the
deal and are now actively in charge
of the business, the only hardware
and furniture store in Beltrami,
town of about $50 inhabitants. Messrs.
Kise and Kjemhus speak highly of
the prospects there to build up prof
titable business Cottonwood Current.
Looks as if the Fairmont high
schools football team would surely
annex the championship of Southern
Minnesota. The boys defeated Ma
della Saturday by the terrible score
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