The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1915-06-16

H. Jensen and family autoed
to Belview Sunday afternoon.
Parker Sanders arrived home
Wednesday from the Minnesota
GU"
Mrs. Hazel and daughter,
guests at H. Jensen's, returned
to their home in Amboy Mon
day.
Clerk Of Court Weldon was a
visitor at the cities Thursday,
leaving on the Wednesday night
train.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Moelter, of
Wanda, accompanied by Mr.. and
Mrs. Schwab, were county seat
visitors Thursday.
Albert Melges, of Minneapolis,
visited with his brothers and old
friends in Redwood Falls the
first of this week.
Miss Mildred Jensen went to
Minneapolis Monday, to enter
her second years course at the
Minnesota y summer school.
Albert Melges, of Minneapolis,
was here the latter part of the
week combining business with a
visit with friends and relatives.
Miss Anna Jensen went to
Morgan last week to enter up
on her duties as stenographer
at the Farmers and Merchants
bank.
The state fremen's conven-
ton, which closed at Pine City
last Wednesday, voted to hold
the 1916 convention at Chisholm
and the 1917 convention at our
neighboring city of Montevideo.
Mrs. Robert Carter, remem-
bered here by her maiden name
of Lulu Mortimer, arrived Sun
day with her little daughter and
is the guest of the H. A. Bald
win home. Mrs. Carriers home
is at Indianapolis.
Mrs. Thorson and little daugh-
ter, from Rochester, have been
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Ty-
son for several days past. Mrs.
Thorsen did good work for Red
wood schools as Miss Hawkin-
son several years ago.
c. H. Baldwin is at home since
Wednesday, having finished the
term at the Minnesota "U." Gin
ton has won a splendid reputa-
ton as a twirler of the national
game and local fans are anxious
to see him at the game at home.
M. w. Peterson, who has been
in the employ of F. w. Phil
brick and Co. for the past few
months, resigned his position
and left for Minneapolis Mon
day. Mr.. Peterson has accepted
a position as travelling salesman
and will make his home there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph leroy re-
turned from Minneapolis Satur-
day morning, having gone there
Thursday. Mrs. leroy found it
necessary to consult specialist
and submit to an operation, re-
moving a couple of teeth that
were giving her much pain.
The mission-festival of Saint
Johns Ev. Luth. Church was a
success in every way. Owing
to the pleasant weather large
audiences were present during
every service. The total offer
ings for the mission amounted
to S77.25, which is a very good
collection for this congregation
of about so members. The ladies'
of the congregation served an
excellent dinner in the basement
Of the church to all guests.
David Muncie has formed a
partnership with Andrew Kinney
and from henceforth the barber
shop beneath the National Bank
will be conducted by Muncie and
Kinney. The boys have installed
two new chairs and other fur
niture, making their tonsorial
parlors appear in full dress.
Will c. Hyde, assistant post
master, left Monday for Boston
to accompany the remains Of
Mrs. Hyde's mother, Mrs. Cook,
to their final resting place, be-
side those of her husband. Mrs.
Cook passed away last Deem
Der and the remains were
earthed temporarily until final
arrangements could be fulfilled.
A letter from Manager Hal
laday announces that Mrs. Louis
L. McIntire and Miss Margaret
Hall will be here the last three