The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1915-08-11

Miss TheO. Jensen visited last
week with friends at Morgan.
Miss Gertrude Hunter went
to Minneapolis Thursday for a
short visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. L. Crimmins
and family motored to Minneap-
oils Sunday.
Alec Blanchard and family of
Milroy, spent Sunday with
friends here.
A son was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Hertling of Wabasso
last Tuesday.
H. G.. Schmahl made a bust
ness trip to Bemidji last week,
leaving Thursday night.
Earl Smith and Miss Elsie
Middleton Of Milroy, were Red
wood Falls guests Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Lauterbach
returned Saturday from a visit
with relatives at New Ulm.
J. C. Jackson, w. r. Werring
and H. Fenske Of Morgan were
Redwood Falls visitors Sunday.
Miss Grace Seebeck went to
Echo Wednesday for visit at
the home of her sister, Mrs. Dit
benner.
Mrs. J. B. Allen, of Chicago,
arrived Friday for a two weeks
visit with her daughter, Mrs.
G. A. Neufert.
I wish to thank those who
helped me win a premium in
the Hubbard-Davis contest.
Grace Heimer.
There was a hearing on claims
in the estate of VIM. Hotchkiss
before Judge of Probate A. R.
A. Laudon Monday.
C. F. Gales of The Palace
will leave today for New York
to buy the stock of fall and win
ter goods for his firm.
VIM. Rosendahl has purchased
the lot opposite the S. O. Mason
home from F. Hassenstab and
will erect a residence there.
Mrs. John Fried, of Gibbon,
arrived Tuesday for a visit at
the Murset home. Mrs. Fried
returned to Gibbon Saturday.
: Fred lander of the First Ma
tional Bank left Thursday fol
St. Charles, where he will speno
his vacation. Mrs. lander went
to St. Charles several weeks ago
O. S. Dunham is erecting 9
: new dwelling house on the prop
) erty adjacent to the J. c. Jack
son home. The residence viii
be rented or sold when com
pleted.
: Mr.. Hanna of the Spurbecl
Lambert Company of Algona
Iowa, was a business visitor here
Friday. Mr.. Hanna is broth
3 er of A. A. Hanna, a former
Redwood resident.
: Miss Irene Olson entertained
a company Of her girl friends
;, at theater party at The Crane
4 Thursday evening, followed by
e a camp fire supper in the Park
;. The party was chaperoned by
Mr.. and Mrs. H. D. Thorpe.
: Miss Mable Milbradt of Sea
r forth, Mimi, a commercial col
|, lege student of this city, is sub
s shutting as stenographer at thu
e office of the E. M. Zuel compan,
during the vacation of Mis-
t Josephine Sweeney.-Mankat'
t Free Press.
d Miss Emeline Knapp died a
n Wood Lake last week. Funera
J. services were held there Thurs
e day afternoon. Miss Knapp, VIII
il was a sister Of Mrs. S. A. Hall
l. had been very i'll for severa
months and her death was no
n unexpected.
l. Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Neale, o
e Delhi, left Saturday for Sonora
:, CAL, where they will visit at tn
J. home of their son and with MI
). Neale's brother. Later they will
visit with other relatives AM
: visit the San Francisco Exposi
n ton. Mr.. and Mrs. Neale ex
g pect to be in the west until mex
h spring.
e Mrs. George A. Jaehning o
: Redwood Falls, and Mrs. Mar
tina Johnson and Mrs. Doleth
S Mortimer of Walla Walla Wash
It are guests of Mrs. julius A
e Schmahl. Last Saturday Mrs
e Schmahl and her guests wer
% entertained at Saltwater b
Ie Warden and Mrs. Reed.-St
Paul Dispatch.
r Hanson Bros. left Monda
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