The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1915-11-24
H. S. Welder and wife will 20

II. MacDOugall.
Miss Martha Schumacher Will
spend her two days vacation
with her sister who is teaching
at Redwood Falls.
There will be services at 1890
Thanksgiving morning in the
Presbyterian church.
Miss Julia brady, who has
been spending a couple of
months at the O. F. Flore home,
returned last week to her home
at Minot, S. d.
E. Z. Elliott and family have
moved into the Axel Hultquist
farm home recently vacated by
F. L. Gladd. They will reside
here only till spring when they
expect to go to North Dakota to
live on their own farm.
Miss Rose Kraft expects to
spend her weekend vacation at
the home in Mortified. And
Mrs. Miller and son, Carroll, with
relatives at Morton.
Otto A. Bramsche and wife
and Mrs. E. Kienzler visited
relatives at Morton Sunday.
Miss Leona Ellingson, who
had been visiting at the Mode
stad homes for a couple of
weeks, returned to her home at
Wabasso last week.
J. M. Stewart loaded his car
with household effects last week
and started same for Bookings,
S. D., where he will make his
future home. Mr.. Stewart drove
his REQ out leaving here Mon
day morning. The family ac-
companied him in the car.
Miss Gaylord, of Sioux Falls,
S. D., gave a very interesting
address Sunday evening on the
subject "nhe American Girl at
Home and Abroad"
Peter Mckay took a trip the
first Of the week to Waconia
and Claremont. Mr.. Mckay was
in quest of some more blooded
stock.
L. j. Parrot has moved his
family into the rooms over the
Tibbetts & Engeman implement
warehouse for this winter and
the first of March will move to
a half section farm near Walnut
Grove which Mr.. Parrott and
his sons will work the coming
season.
Last Wednesday Rev. Schock
gave a talk on the evangelistic
work done by himself and Rev.
Adams at Crosby, before the la
dies home and foreign mission
ary, society of Redwood Falls
which met with Mrs. Robert
Stewart. Rev. and Mrs. Schock,
William Parker, Mrs. Thomas
Mckay and Miss Elizabeth Ste
wart made up the party from
here who were in attendance at
the meeting.
Mrs. Mike DeGraff has gone
to the hospital at Redwood Falls
for medical care. Mrs. O. Knud--
son and Mrs. M. Christensen
are taking care of the children
in her absence.
Miss Olga Flore is gone for a.
visit with friends at FarHn and.
Minot, S. D. !.
Mrs. Herman Jacobson and
little daughter, Mabel, went to
Minneapolis the latter part of
Z! the week.
Fred ]. Starr sold his farm
southwest of town recently and
at once purchased the Otto A.
Bran1sche farm mile east of
Delhi.
Dan McCorquodale and daugh-
ter, Bell, who visited here few
days, left on Monday for Cali
fornia where they go to spend
the winter.
Mrs. Charles Harmanson left
Tuesday for Coal Valley, I'LL,
where she was called by the Sc
rious illness of her daughter,
Mrs. Wahlstrom.
Miss Anna MacDougall ex-
poets to spend her vacation with.
friends at Round Lake
Oscar Carlson, of st. Paul.,
was q weekend visitor at the
home of his uncle, J. l.. Borg.
Simon E. Johnson and wife
have moved into the j. M. Ste
wart home recently vacated by
Mr.. Stewart.
Stewart Mckay was one of
the football team which played
Madison Saturday.
Mrs. James Gerding is home
from the hospital at Minnean-