The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1915-12-08

DR.. G. r. Pease is spending few
days in Chicago.
Miss Ellen Horn is confined to her
home by illness.
]. l.. Knapp left Tuesday for a
short business trip to Chicago.
Skates well sharpened at the Scenic
! City Repair Shop. K. Byram. 18-tf
| F. Schnobrich, of Gaylord, was
Redwood Falls business visitor Fri
day.
Harold Aune, of Dawson, was
business visitor in Redwood Falls
Monday.
w. J. Mcdonald and E. Heggert-
son of Walnut Grove were business
visitors here Monday.
! County Attorney Emerson, of Lam
berton, was an official visitor at the
court house Monday.
The Degree of Honor Sewing Circle
will meet at the home of Mrs. Albert
Friday, December 10.
J. S. Gunnelson nd A. o. Gimme
stad of Belview were business Wis
| itors at the court house Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. D. Wells came
up from Morton Tuesday night and
| were present at the Pythian banquet.
| Harold Aune came home from Min
, neapolis Saturday for few days
visit with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
/ H. M. Aune.
!. l have opened shoe shining par
: lor in the Kinney barber shop and
t solicit your patronage. Ward Bald
|. win. 20-2t*
r F. F. Hammer and his son Leo, OF
; Minneapolis were business visitors al
e Redwood Falls and Springfield Mon
day and Tuesday
d Don't forget the Internationa
k Opera Company entertainment at thu
d Armory, Tuesday, December a. Thi
is number of the regular lectur,
d course and will be one of the bes
'e musical entertainments ever offere,
lie in Redwood Falls.
lie Judge of Probate A. R. A. Lauder
:" had three hearings Monday; Barbar
a, Meyer estate, petition for admins
n tration, Eric Hanson estate. hearin
1t on will and Anna CORES, petitio
IN for license to sell.
er DR.. Henderson, Field Secretary q
he Macallster College, delivered a sci
~ mon at the Presbyterian Church Sur
Is day morning and gave second az
dress at the union service held 3
J., the Methodist Church Sunday ever
Id ing. Miss Jessie Walkup sang sNin4
st ty and Nine" at the evening servic
Cd New patterns in genuine cut glas
tn Yours for inspection. Call and Sc
us before buying. Kuenzli and Tuscl
ne o. 20:
he A. E. King was recently appoin
tn ed by Judge l. M. Olsen as Cou
Ill commissioner and will transact Il
en- business of that office for the futur
One of the privileges of Mr. King
or new office is the performance of ma
se riage services.
ry See the Exhibit of Xmas hooks
ct the public library. on
to A number of Redwood Falls gentl
sit men went to Fairfax Sunday to a
g tend an Initiation in the Knights
St. Columbus order The party inclu
n ed John and William Pentony. Jol
Hearty, John Lauterbach, P. O. Ca
Wy laghan, Bert Callaghan, Jos. Fish
MT and M. C. Hirmer.
re Miss Ethel Werder is expected
RS, return today from ST. Paul. whe
Ter she recently underwent an operati.
ne at st. Luke's hospital and will spel
IL several weeks at home before retur
-zt ing to her work at Hamline Unive
ul, sity. Mrs. Werder, who has be,
od with her daughter during her i
~. ness, will accompany her home toda
he Mrs. M. j. Whitford had the mi
INT fortune to fall from a table on viii,
nd she was standing one day last wee
he breaking both bones of her forear1
est and bruising herself severely. IT
nd injuries received immediate surgic
attention and Mrs. Whitford is +
rs. covering. Her nephew, JAS. E. Coo
ow er, formerly Of Redwood Falls, w
ale called here from Ltchfeld by h
ct aunt's accident.
Ter Geo. Christianson, the Three LAX
IN farmer, who disappeared mysterious
Id last week, returned Wednesday NOR
81 ing after having made a trip to h
RI old home at Illinois. Mr.. Christia
il son has been suffering under seve
nd mental strain and suffered from
as temporary loss of memory viii
nd lasted for several days. Upon reco
he ering his memory when he arriv
IA in Illinois he took the next ira
Loo home and ia anuarent1v none n