The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1915-11-17

One furnished room for rent,
Call Mrs. E. Stehlin or phone
243J. 17-1ts
Mrs. John G. Zieske, Of Sleepy
Eye, visited at the Smith home
last week.
Miss Zelma Thune entertained
twelve young ladies at her stu
dio last Thursday evening. Hot
chocolate and waters were
served.
Mrs. w. M. Smith and little
daughter left Saturday noon
for Minneapolis, where she will
visit her mother, Mrs. Laura
Hunter.
w. F. Jackson returned last
Tuesday from international
Falls, where he went in COM
pany with A. Asleson who re-
manned there for a big game
hunt.
Mrs. Arthur Carr left Satur-
day for Rochester, where she
will attend the state convention
of Women's Home Missionary
Societies as the delegate from
Redwood Falls.
Grand Chancellor A. J. Praxel
left Thursday on an official visit
Of inspection to the K. of P.
lodges at Fargo, Moorhead,
Crookston and other points in
that section.-Lamberton Star.
Major Buschers left last week
for a trip TO San Francisco in
company with a number of 9TH
er Notional Guard officers of the
state. They will attend a con-
vention in the West.-New Ulm
Review.
R. F. Wherland was in the
Twin Cities the latter part Of
last week, having met Mrs.
Wherland there upon her return
from an extended visit to the
western coast states.-Lamber-
ton Star.
Judge A. R. A. Laudon and
his sister, Miss Selma Laudon,
drove to Wabasso Saturday.
Miss Laudon expected to begin
her school duties in the Arends
school Monday, but found the
building was not yet ready for
occupancy.
There will be Thanksgiving
Box Social at the Eight Cor
nered school house, District 80,
four and one-half miles north
west of town, Wednesday night,
November "a. Ladies need not
trim boxes. Everybody invited.
Grace Chapman, Teacher.
S. D. Westfall, who suffered
a hard fall short time ago, is
still confined to his bed and the
recovery from his injuries is
not as rapid as was hoped at
the time the accident occurred.
His daughter, Mrs. Jones, is
assisting in taking care OF him..
w. S. Allen suffered frac-
ture of the forearm Sunday
night through being kicked by
a horse. The injured arm was
given surgical care at the hos
pital and Mr.. Allen is now be-
ing cared for at the Fred Bank
er home where he is employed.
Andrew Cook made two trips
TO Rochester the past week, re-
turning from the second on We'd
Examination has dis
closed that he is suffering with
ulcers Of the stomach, and next
week he will enter St. Mary's
hospital at Rochester to submit
to an operation.-St. Peter Her
aid.
Albert Hoppenrath is carry
ing his arm in a sling, having
broken one of the bones in the
forearm last Saturday morning
while cranking his fathers au-
tomobile. The accident was
caused by having the spark too
far advanced. The broken MEM
Der is doing well and Albert will
soon resume his school duties.
Independent.
Harry Mueller, a young man
of Wabasso, was thrown from
his motorcycle near the Dahmer
place on the state road and rem
dered unconscious last Wednes-
day afternoon. County Com
missioners Henle and Graft of
New Ulm happened to pass and
picked the young man up and
brought him to town where his
wounds were dressed. He was
not severely injured Spring
field Free Press.
CsrIos Avery Dame and fish