The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1915-12-01

Mrs. VIM Painter returned Tues
day afternoon from a three weeks
visit with friends and relatives at her
former home in Boone, Iowa.
Jas. Bagen went to Wanda We'd
nesday to spend Thanksgiving with
his sister who resides there.
Miss Gladys Lane spent Thanksgiv-
ing with relatives at her home in
Blue Earth.
nesday evening for her home in Man.
kato to spend the Thanksgiving va
cation. She was accompanied by Lii
liam, the little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Prail.
Miss Cora Larson went to Verdi
Wednesday evening for short visit
with friends.
Miss Frieda temple spenr Thanks
| giving with friends at Marshall.
Miss Noroena Storeygard, who has
been attending school at ST. Peter,
arrived Wednesday for short visit
with relatives here. She spent Thanks
giving with friends in Tracy.
The C. C. Engen, J. K Nicolayson
and H. C. Flick families ate turkey
with their respective relatives and
friends at Walnut Grove Thursday.
Ole O. Knudson went to Tracy Fri
day and served his business relations
with an aching tooth.
F. H. Nepermann and family ate
Thanksgiving dinner with friends at
Lamberton.
Ross Myers was in Lamberton on
business Friday.
Prof. Jas. B. Frazier. of Milroy
was in town calling on friends be-
! tween trains Friday afternoon.
S. C. Warwick and his oldest son de-
parted Friday afternoon for Geddes
! S. D., to work through the corn har-
vest.
/ Otto Vogler was called to the home
of his parents at Fall Creek. Wis,
! Saturday afternoon by message an
nouncing the serious illness of his
aged mother.
J. P Steinle was in Lamberton on
business Saturday afternoon.
The local basket ball team has
started regular practices and expect
to have several games here this win
ter. They have scheduled a game
with Minneota for December Fl, and
are trying to get Lamberton and
Westbrook here before they go up
against the strong Minneota team
! Mrs. Patnode and Miss May Mclean
1 of Minneapolis spent the last of the
week with the formers daughter, Mrs
J. L. Waddick.
Matthias Knudson, who went to the
north woods to work about three
weeks ago was in this vicinity few
days the last of the week. returning
with the remains of Enor Bolstad who
had been working in the woods with
him. and who died last week from
cerebral hemhorrage. Mr.. Bolstad's
remains were buried at Westbrook
Jas. Hickey was called to Euhling
Neb., Saturday night by a telephone
message announcing that his oldest
son. Arthur, was at the point of death
at that place No details of the ma
ture of the accident or sickness were
included in the message.
I Revere is shortly to have new bar
Der shop and pool room, the council
voting at a special session Saturday
evening to license pool room to be
operated by young man from Ami
! rev ne eABeClS W Opcu up dDOuC Cuc
middle Of the week in the C.. T. Han
son building, and will live in the F.
/ Sixbury house southwest of town.
A few of our citizens received cop
les this week of the Amherst Adj
vance. recently founded at Amherst,
S. D.. by Owen M. Parry, former edi-
tor of The Revere Record. The initial
edition was published on last We'd
nasdav and is very creditable sheet.
Mr.. Parry has evidently made fly
ing start, and in his salutatory edi-
torial announces his willingness to
lead any movement necessary to up
set the present plan of the universe
and rebuild it with Amherst as cen
ter. He also gives brief sketch of
the town, which is about the size of
Revere, and has collected a surpris-
ing amount of news, in fact, so much
that it created a shortage of ink in
the office. but this will no doubt be
remedied in the next edition
A. P dolmberg has traded his Ford
car toward a large Chalmers.
Mrs. Harry Painter entertained her
mother and sister from Echo Sunday.
Anton Overlee, of GAINESVILLE, was
in this neighborhood a few days last
week. spending Thanksgiving with
friends.
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