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

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Miss Anna Mclean returned
last week from a visit at Min
neapolis.
Rev. Moede, Of Middle Creek,
will attend ministerial meet
ing in Wisconsin this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Manecke
and Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Peterson
Of Wood Lake spent Sunday at
Ramsey Park.
Miss Rosa Deuber and Miss
Lydia Will Of Mankato were Wis
iting at the home Of Rev. A.
Schaller the beginning of the
week.
Ben Everett and a party of
friends drove to Minneapolis and
back Sunday, getting into Red
wood Falls at nine o'clock in the
evening.
Chas. Tiffany, who has been
at st. Mary's hospital at Re-
chester since July 4, is regain
ing his strength rapidly and will
return to Redwood Falls some
time this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fritz Gilfllan,
who are guests of C. O. Gilfllan,
were entertained at dinner by
Mr.. and Mrs. H. P. Sanders Fri
day. Mr.. and Mrs. Gilfllan leave
this week for a western trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. S. Dunham
have gone on a motoring trip,
expecting to visit Mankato, Mad
ison Lake, GAINESVILLE, Faribault
and the cities, spending some
time with relatives at each Of
these places.
Mrs. R. F. Wherland and two
children, and sister, Miss Ruth
Birch, Of Redwood Falls spent a
few days this week at the H. L.
Wherland home. Mrs. Wher-
land and children expect to leave
soon for visit to the western
coast Standardization Star.
Mrs. J. w. Ferris returned
Sunday from her extended visit
in California. Mrs. Ferris was
appointed by Governor Ham
mond as delegate to the Puri-
ty Congress held at San Fran
cisco. She also attended both
expositions.
w. J. Cobleigh, a nephew OF
N. w. Cobleigh of Redwood
Falls died at the Northwestern
hospital at Minneapolis last
: week after a very short illness
Mr.. Cobleigh was a guest at the
: home of his uncle here when he
was taken i'll.
, Several Redwood Falls resi-.
dents are planning to attend the
: Speedway races at Minneapolis
: September 4. Among them are
r M. E. Ebright, G.. A. Schild.
knecht, Geo. Jaehning, John
Schilt, T. G. Olson, w. P. Rice
5 w. A. Brand and T. O. STRESS.
guth.
: The Ladies Altar Society Of
the Church of St. Catherine viii
! attend Communion in a body al
$50 Sunday morning, August
Is. High mass will be celebrated
at $50 and Low Mass at 1900
The Society will be served break
3 fast in the basement of the
' church following the communion
S service.
0 Mrs. F. M. Shoemaker, who
went to Rochester last week
underwent an operation las
| Saturday morning. Although
: very i'll Saturday and Sunday
0 Mrs. Shoemaker was someWha'
|, better when Mr.. Shoemaker lief
j her Monday. Her address fol
t the next ten days at least will
be at the St. Mary's Hospita
f and she will probably be in Ro
!. chester some little time longer
e Mr.. Shoemaker returned Monday
;. after spending a week with hi
Il wife at Rochester.
d Regular 40c Turkish Towels
: for 21c at SchamhPs. 81
: Miss Ethel Anderson enter
t tanned company of fifteen resi-
dents of Dassel at her home Sun
f day. The guests made the tril
; in three cars and spent par
a of the day in a tour through
;, Ramsey State Park which the.
i. greatly admired. The party in
). Guided several of the prominen
e Dassel business men, their wive
Y and friends. Among them wer
!. Banker 0. L, Olson, Postmaste
D. E. Murphy, DR.. Dorge, L. E
y Mattson, Mr.. Porter, R. D
M.