The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1915-06-16

NIL. CtIlu N1l .. Jus. IClOy JOOl
neyed to Minneapolis last Thurs
day.
Miss Johanna Yackel has been
visiting in Sanborn the past
week.
Tony Praxel, of Lamberton,
was at the court house last Wed
nesday.
Eli Williams attended the in
surance banquet at Minneapolis
last Thursday.
DR.. and Mrs. Park, from Wis
consin, visited with the Adsit
families here last week.
John Schneider, of Wabasso,
drove to this place in his car
Sunday and spent the day with
friends.
Rev. Schaller and family went
to Wauwatosa, Wis, Monday,
where they will enjoy an outing
until July 1.
The sewing circle of st. Cath
crimes Church was entertained
at the home of M. Lauterbach
last Thursday.
Owidia Asleson arrived from
Minneapolis Thursday, and is
visiting at the home Of her
brother Albert.
Rev. A. Schaller went to New
Ulm last Wednesday to attend
the state synod in session there,
which is to close today.
Louis H. Joss, prominent Min
neapolis attorney, visited over
Sunday with his parents here,
Rev. and Mrs. A. A. Joss.
The choir of St. GATHERINGS
Church furnished music for the
McGowan-Farisee wedding at
Birch Cooley last Wednesday.
William Rosendahl sold three
Studebaker six-cylinder cars last
week, one to Earl Peabody, Ole
Flore of Delhi and John Hoover.
Ladies, you may come into
the midsummer class in dress
making NOW, and not later than
July 6. Johnson's School of
Dressmaking, Phone 121.
The Springfield Lutheran con-
gregation attended the mission
festival at Sanborn last Sunday
instead of holding services in
their own church.
Gertrude Alberts returned
from Valparaiso, Ind, where she
has been attending a conserva-
tory of music, and will remain
at home for the summer.
H. F. Buechner transported
Rev. M. de N. Darrell and Mayor
Mckay to Long Lake last We'd
nesday, and they returned Fri
day noon with good sized strings
of bass and pickerel.
M. C. Hirmer has ordered ten
Chevrolet cars which are due to
arrive in a few days. Nearly
all of them are sold in advance.
Mr.. Hirmer went to Minneapolis
Friday to see that his order had
been filled.
The Ladies Aid of the M. E.
Church will hold their annual
election of officers and social
Wednesday afternoon, June 16.
Notice change in date. A good
attendance is requested. There
will be work for all by the sec
rotary.
Hugo N. Sarchet graduated
from the University of Louis
vile Medical college June 3, and
is home now for a short vaca-
ton. He has the position of In
terne in St. Joseph's Hospital,
Pittsburg, and will begin work
there July 1.
Arthur Howe, formerly en-
ployed at the Hitchcock Drug
Store, drove over from Wabasso
| Thursday, to renew acquaint-
ances here. Art is spending a
vacation at home from his du-
ties at Chrisholm, where he has
a splendid position.
A new telephone line eight
miles long and starting with fiji
teen patrons is being completed
by the Rural Telephone Co. east
of Morgan. The Messenger says
that sufficient stock was sold TO
farmers along the route to build
the line and that it will prove
a great convenience to them.
I Supt. Adella G. Pratt depart
ed last Monday to attend the
convention of county superin-
tendents. Mrs. Pratt intended
to go on from Duluth to Chica-
go, to take a four weeks course
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