The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1915-07-21

MISS EQ1Jn f1OQge is VlSlClIg
with friends at Lamberton.
Max Stevens, Of Sanborn,
spent last Tuesday with friends
here.
Mrs. w. F. Horn, of Wilmot,
S. D., is a guest at the home of
her son, Eb. Horr.
Extra special values in Ladies
Kimonas, for this week only at
The Fashion Store. SILT
Mrs. F. w. Gaffney, of Turtle
River, Mimi, is a guest at the
tome OF Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Calf
ney.
Misses Evelyn and Helen
Simpson of Minneapolis are
guest of their cousin, Miss Helen
VIM.
Mrs. VIM. Gierke left Satur-
day for an extended visit with
her daughter, Mrs. C. w. Brow
er, of Minneapolis.
Vulcanizing and bicycle re-
pairing done by Robt. w. Pryor
and Geo. w. Wilcox at the w.
T. Wilcox Store. 52-tf
Mrs. E. J. McCardell returned
to her home in Minneapolis, af-
ter spending several weeks with
her daughter, Mrs. Robt. Pryor.
Mrs. Frank Okins has been
caring for her mother, Mrs. S.
Fadden, at her home at Morton.
Mrs. Fadden has been seriously
ill.
Miss Elsie Ziemer is spending
her vacation at Minneapolis, her
place at the Northwestern
switchboard being taken by Miss
Zina Ackman.
Persons having repair work
uncalled for at Heilman's shoe
store will please call for same
this month, otherwise the shoes
will be sold. w. Werner. 52-2t
Chas. Harmonson, of Delhi,
purchased a Cadillac car while
in town Thursday, R. Stensvad,
the Cadillac salesman, deliver
ing it Friday.
Mrs. Jennie A. Johnson re-
turned Sunday from a business
visit to the Twin Cities, where
she went on tour of inspec-
ton of the fall and winter styles,
VIM. M. Smith will spend this
week in Chicago and Milwaukee.
Mr.. Smith will attend the con-
vention of the Northwestern
Life Insurance statesmen and Of
fcials.
Editor August Erickson, Of
Springfield, was a Redwood Falls
visitor Wednesday. Mr.. Erick-
son is one Of Springfeld's attor-
neys and was here on legal bust
ness.
Mrs. M. C. Sparks entertained
at an evening party last Friday
evening in honor of Miss Mary
Sparks of Ohio who has been a
guest in Redwood Falls for some
time.
Dry goods stores at Sanborn
and Springeld have both been
. entered by silk thieves recently
: and burglarized very similarly
T to the method used at The Pal
ace several weeks ago.
Jacob Werder, who has been
at the home of his son, Herman
: Werder, for some time past, left
last week for Bird Island where
j, he will visit his daughter, Mrs
5 John Kroner.
5 Mrs. Cora D. Fox left last
Thursday for Chicago where she
. will select her stock Of winter
( millinery. Miss Lulu Bopes is
in charge of Mrs. Fox store dur.
ing her absence.
: Mrs. T. C. McAllister and sor
e motored to Madison, S. D., Tues
4 day. Upon their return the
three Misses McAllister who
have been spending several
r weeks at Madison, will occom.
pany them.
Miss Gertrude Hunter re.
e turned Friday from Faribault
), where she taught during the
: past year. Miss Hunter has &C.
copied a position in the Mime
e apolis schools for next year.
: Folders of all sizes, descrip
j ton, places and specifications
: for that trip you will take. Il
i not for the trip at least come
in and feast on the pictures OF
2 the places you would like to see
r on the Library tables. It's worth
t while. 52-3t
h Secretary and Mrs. Julius
Schmahl, Dana Schmahl, ane