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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-25

an iron buck that was pinning him .
the street. He thinks Bailey climbed
out OF the excavation unassisted. p
third man who, according TO Borsig'
was hoistcd from the hole unconscioui
was taken to barber shop At 35l East
13Sth Street. lie went home as soon
as he recovered his senses.
No official report Of the accident vas
made, one Of the foremen said, because
the investigation he'd been turned owe
20 engineers Of the Public Servic2
Commission
Just before that body adjourned
It's meeting yesterday, Chairman Nc
Call Issued statement that the in
vestigation into the Seventh Avenue ac-
cIdent is progressing under the aus
pices of the Comm ssion's engineer
and employees. THE question Of pub
lie hearing will be taken up as soon
as report is made 20 the Commits
sion" Mr. Mccall said. "The hearing
will probably come early next week
and will be based on all the attendan-
circumstances that have come 70 the
Commissions knowledge"
Mr.. Mccall and representatives o.
Diatrict Attorney Charles A. Perkin
visited the yawning hole in Seventh
Avenue yesterday Although Mr.. Per
kns expects il viii be five days before
n. de p. Parsons completes his investi-
CATION OF the accident as the Supreme
Courts expert engineer. he will begin
an inquest into the cause OF the djsraste
nj 10 o'clock today before Coroner
Fcinberg in tho Municipal Building.
More than fifty WITNESSES have been
subphnnaed.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-08-31
Telehtsma especial para LA PRENsA.

81. PASO. Texas, AsoSto Spa
saja!r;os procrdente> Il" ia cIudad
de durango que lIc=aron anoch" a
rsta. inrorman Que Ia columna que
salid de Torre6n hace iia> bajo el
maado personal de Villa fue derro-
tada por los carranci>ta> en- Ia es-
iari6n de Chorro. Due - encuentra
sjtuaia SoDrr Ia via ftrrea que
CORE entire esa plaza Lagunera y Ia
capita! del Estado de- Durango. Is
Ia Ultima plaza Sc encuent:a toda-
via on poder de las fuerzas caTran-
ciStas 1ue Ia ocuparon hace dos Sc
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manaS.
Las furrzaS rarranrl>ia> al man
do ir los jefeS Herrera y hasroh
inflieieron una fu"rt" dcrrota las
tropaS villiSta> que fueran "nvladas
de la capital d" Chihuahua Pl-
chachic. En- los inforn"S en QUE So
da csta noticia. - dice Que Ia Da-
talla Sc verified IN Fl pueblo De San
Juanito que So encuentra sltuado
entire Bocoyna Y Ia mencionafa
plaza dc pichachlc.
DesputS de eSa Victoria, los ca
rrancistas emprendieron su avance
Sohre Ia plaza de Guerrero. hablen-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-08-31

BROWNSVILLE. r"Ha>. Agosio -.
-GrandeS nllmrro> dc meyicanos
Sigucn rruzando a diario cl Rio
Granta rn ia rirrunscripciGn del
rondado dr Starr. Y iodos ellOs So
dl:j.nn Il la mI"ntaIlaS Que se en-
cuantran rn 81 mencionanu- rnndado.
Aparte de Ia nolic!a De Iue han cl'u
zado. ninsin datalle So conoce acer-
ca i. SuS intancione> o proyectoS.
Los snniadoS amerlcanos Que hacen
la vIsi!ancla en 81 Condado De
Star. no han poiido ohtensr infor-
macioneS acerca Gel punto donde
Sc estan reuniendo los meXicanos
uue cruzan la frontera, cxcnrcion
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-08-31

NEW YORK. 50 de AgostO.-"l.a
Tribuna." uno dc los per!odlcos mas
importantes de IL Union, dice 10 81
guicnte:
Fl PreSidentc Wilson Y e! Coronei
f. NJ. House. personaje que proba-
blemente es el que ha ejcrcido mayor
influencia en- Ia actual adminlStra-
ci6n que cualquier otro de los con-
seieros del presidente, han roto sus
relacioneS. segtn han informado al
gIros amigos de House Y de Wilson.
Parece que muchos de los pasoS que
antes Sc han dado Ell Ia poiitica de
Mexico que tanto han perjudlcado
4 aGucl pals, fuerOn sugeridos por
ell coroncl House. que eS POGO NADIA
amigo de Mexico quien estaba en-
penadisimo Ell que sc reconcclera
CarranZa. empeno Ell el cual fraca-
so ha venido determInar el rom
pimiento con Su antique jefe Y ami
go.
Los amigos de CarranZa Y los ame-
ricanos metidos en- los asuntos de a.
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Otras varias partidas de revolu-
cionarios Sc han internado en-
ell Estado de Texas
Parece que han elegido el lCondado de Starr para
cruzar la frontera por ser el mas apropiado
para escapar a la vigilancia

h.rht j.. Ia TI" les fIl.' proporcio-
NADIA arrrra de una banda Que po-
eos nl"m-nt"> ie>pncS dc cruzar 81
rio logo una ianr!lrr!a dDnde
Solam.n!r 81 cmcontraba TN mu-
rharhn ic rorta edad Il lulen inte-
rroeaT"n los dr la partida SObre
81 nlIr@crn IL: american"S que ha-
bia ALI.
:. rrcn Que In> maXicanos han
eIeciio p roniado IL Starr para
Se.uir crlIzandn los EstadoS Uni
dos. ~ ralon de que ssa earte del
EStado r}e Texas correspondence 4
Ia region donde operan los suble-
vadcS - la mas boscoSa y monta-
PaSs II piqina s, columls L
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-08-31
las FIFR7AS VIllISTAS SUFRIER0N una FUERTE
nERROTA EN- PICHhCHIC Y GUERRERO
os ees canancstas Herrera Rascon traan de atacaf Cd
Juarez cortar las cornunicaciones con Chihuahua

do conS"guido tambidn posesi6nar-
50 i" ella. trnlcnio anteS de SOsfe-
ncr un combate con los vilIistas.
en 81 rual ''StoS fuer0n nuevamen-
tr dcrrotado>. vitnd0Se obligados a
abandonar. ia plaza de refcrcncia.
Este rapidO avance de las fuer-
ZaS carranriStas de Herrera eSti
alarmando las autoridadeS de Chi
huahua. al :rado de que So han en-
pezado a tomar algunaS medidaS
para evitar que Ia capital Sc vaya
a Yer amenazada Y que las fuer-
zaS villiStas de Ia tr0ntera vayan a
PaSa la piglna 5, cOlumEa 1.
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;uel pals. con la illusion de realizar
yranGes negOcioS. aun 4 costa de las
lesgraciaS nacionales y que por este
estaban clamando d gritos que Ia me-
ior manera de Solucionar ia question
neX!cana. era reconocer a CarranZa.
renian abajanGO en- secretO deSdc
hacc aIgunos meSeS con House y eSa
era la cauSa &c las diarias halagadc-
"as noticias de los periodicos que
afirmaban que una verdadera Jauja
FRA toda Ia region controlada por Ca
rranza; que no habia hambre en- nin-
guna parte: que Pablo Gonzalez eS-
taba lievando inmensas cantidades de
viveres a Mexico Y otraS noticias por
cl eStio. cuando por personals que He
garon aQui lltimamente de Neracruz
V que con mil dificultades Salieron de
Mexico Sc Sabe que ALI es la sitIa-
ci6n cSpantosa; que Ia gepte Sc mLe-
re de hambre en- las GALES. 10 mis-
mo que en- los hospitales; que mu-
ch0s niiios han sido encontrados muer
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Fl PRES|DFNTE WILSON HI POSPUESTO SU VAJE 4 CORNISH
HASTA DEAR TERN|NADO FL PRObLEENA NEEX|CANO
Esta estudiando con el Secretario
Lansing los proximos pasos que
Sc daran en- este asuntO

La creencia general es de que en- Ia proXima
conferenca Sc tonara Una resoiucion defi-
nitiva para ayudar los jefes revolu-
cionarios que han contestado ia
yorablemente Ia nota
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Pass 4 Ia pigIna s. columns }.
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Pssa q Ia pssIsa s, column. J.
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PaSa q Ia ptglna 5, cOlumEo 1.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1915-12-29
WALNUT GROVE

Mr.. and Mrs. E. W. Weeks
and son Elmer, came over from
Window Saturday to spend the
holidays with relatives.
Fred Evans returned to Brook
ings, S, D., last Sunday after
spending Christmas with rela-
tives.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Swoffer
entertained the CATERS parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerlicher, from
Winona over the holidays.
The teachers all left the lat
ter part of last week to- spend
their vacation at their respec-
tive homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. O. Werner
from Strandberg, S. D. are here
visiting at the J. A. Olson home
and with other relatives.
, Mrs. Lena Anderson spent
Christmas with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Mathiason, south Of
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Weeks ar
rived from EIkton, S. D., Mon
day, to spend a few days with
relatives.
Mrs. Heine was down from
Tracy between trains last Sun
day.
The Christmas program at
the Congregation Church was
well rendered last Friday even
ing.
Miss Mae Virgins is up from
Mankato for a vacation with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Wig
gins.
Mrs. F. o. Nelson, north of
town, passed away Christmas
morning at her home after a
prolonged illness. The lady has
been a sufferer for many years.
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REVERE NEWS ITEMS

Miss Elsie Schultz went te
Marshall Monday of lust week
to spend the holidays with
friends in that vicinity
Mesdan1es G.. E. and N. r.
Sawyer were in Walnut Grove
shopping Tuesday of last week.
Ed. Pearson, Of Walnut Grove,
spent a few days the first of last
week as the guest Of his broth
er, A. ". Pearson.
J. A. Brudeli was in Lamber-
ton On business between trains
last Tuesday morning.
Mrs. VIM. Allen and children
went to Marshalltown, Ia, last
Monday afternoon for an ex-
tended visit with Mrs. Aliens
parents.
Miss Noroena Storeygard, who
has been attending school this
year at st. Peter, arrived Tues
day afternoon to spend the holt
day vacation with relatives here.
Harry Painter went to Echo
Tuesday afternoon to attend the
wedding of Mrs. Painters broth
er.
Mrs. Ole E. Dahl went to
Faribault Thursday morning
and brought her little daughter,
who is attending the school for
the deaf at that place, home for
the holidays.
Oscar Wenig went to Klemme,
Ia. Thursday for visit with
relatives.
Fred Sixbury and daughter,
Carmelite, went to Des Moines
Thursday to spend the holidays
with his sons, Carl and Harold,
who are attending school there.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Waddick
are spending the holiday vaca-
tion visiting Mrs. Waddick's
parents at Loretto and seeing
the sights in the Twin Cities.
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were guests at the G. Wurscher
home Christmas day.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Kaufenberg
were Sunday visitors at the par
entail home.
William, John and Julia Bol-
ger were Sunday visitors at the
Zupher home near Milroy.
Joseph, William, Mary and
Clara Wagner spent Sunday at
the Nick Hengel home.
Joe Zeug made his customary
trip to Clements Saturday. From
rumors he won't make many
more.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Dickerson
Of Springfield, and Albert Han
son and family were Christmas
guests at the Guy Dickerson
home.
VIM. Dolan arrived home from
Minneapolis Friday to spend his
vacation with relatives and
friends.
Pat Dolan returned home
from Rochester Christmas day
as he underwent an operation at
the Mayo hospital.
l.. Carr and family left for
Arco Friday to spend the holi-
days with relatives. Mr.. Carr
returned home Sunday evening
and Mrs. Carr and children will
STAY until after New Year.
MI. and Mrs. l.. Gram spent
Christmas with relatives at
Echo.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Andrie
spent the weekend at the par
entail home near Echo.
Anton Kramer and famify
spent Christmas day at the Pts
tulka home near Seaforth.
Grandma Zeug left for Wa
basso Christmas day for a visit
lat the John Daub home.
| w. Schoenbach purchased the
hardware building from Peter
.Drees Friday evenig for $4,000.
Miss Laura Ring1e left for her
home near Sanborn Friday to
spend Christmas.
Mike Skablick and family, c.
Larson and family, John and
Rose Zeug, spent Christmas day
at the Nels Larson home.
Mr.. Tennysun and family of
Walnut Grove were Christmas
visitors at the Alfred 'Wegner
home.
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NORTH REDWOOD

Mrs. Frank ALEX, eG Month
Dakota, visited friends and raa-
tives here last week.
Fred Sleuter of Renvllke cour-
Ity spent Christmas with friends
ait Franklin.
A baby boy arrived at the
ho1ne of j. r. Keefe Monday,
December .27.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Simcndet
of near Sleepy Eye spent Sat
urday with relatives.
Cation Meek went to Mime
apolis Wednesday of last week
to spend the holidays.
Myrtle Wolff returned from
Belview, her neice Mildred Hos
kin, accompanied her on her re-
turn.
F. M. Shoemaker and family
and VIM. Dreyer and family Of
Renville county spent Sunday
with Mrs. Dreyer.
Herman Werder and family of
Redwood Falls were guests at
the Kuenzli home Saturday.
Frank Zwemke and family of
Renville county took Christmas
dinner with the formers par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. Zwemke.
Herman Paglusch went to
Morgan last week to see his
daughter, Evelina, who is sick
there. He returned Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus. Tyke. of
Delhi, spent Christmas at. the
HuWeiller home.
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The Messrs. Grace and Helen

The Messrs. Grace and Helen
Whittet of Redwood Falls Wis
tied Frieda Page last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Oelke,
of Montana, are visiting at the
latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed. Gaffney, of Renville County.
Leo Hammer, Of Minneapolis,
and Clarence Foley of Spring
field are visiting at the J. r.
Keefe home.
Ralph Shoemaker is spending
the Christmas holidays with his
parents.
Chas. Brandt moved into the
house recently vacated by Au-
gust Otto.
Viola Gaffney, who has been
attending Cornell College, is
spending her Christmas vaca-
ton with her aunt, Mrs. Ed.
Gaffney.
Miss Helen Mann, of st. Paul,
is visiting at the VIM. Mann
home.
Farrell and Keefe sold their
hardware and furniture store to
VIM. Simondet.
Anna Kurtz, of Minneapolis,
is visiting at her home near
town.
Fred Page and Miss Mable
Schroeder of Danube, spent Sat
urday and Sunday with the for
mer's mother. Mrs. Celia Page.
! Lloyd and Clarence Stelter, OF
Danube. are visiting at the Lin
rdeman home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Brandt
spent Sunday at Delhi.
Mr.. and Mrs. Huweiller Wis
tied friends near Delhi Sunday.
Miss Ella Lindeman. of Olivia,
is spending her vacation at her
hoErM. ~
On Christmas morning all the
children of North Redwood re-
ceived a package from the La
dies Aid Of North Redwood, San
ia Claus doing the distributing.
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LUCAN HAPPENINGS

Raymond Jefferson returned
home last Monday after visiting
week with relatives in Spring
field and Sleepy Eye.
Miss Dorah Archer, Of Man.
kato, arrived Friday to spend
her vacation with relatives.
Mor1tz Lang autoed to Vesta
Friday. Mr.. and Mrs. P. Lang
returned home with him TO
spend Christmas.
Miss Nelson left for Minneap-
oils Friday to spend her vaea-
ton with her mother.
Emil Black, of Fairfax, spent
the weekend with Lucanites.
Miss Donlon left for her home
at Morton Friday to spend her
Christmas vacation.
Scott Knable and family spent
Christmas day at the Theodore
Mielke home.
The Christmas program given
Thursday evening by the school
children was attended by a very
large crowd and greatly appre-
ciated by all.
Mr.. Mattinger and son Her
bert, were New Ulm callers one
day last week.
Mrs. Joseph Wagner and her
daughter Emma, left for Sleepy
Eye Christmas day for a visit
with relatives.
James Dolan, who is attend
ing college at ST. Paul, arrived
home last Wednesday to spend
his vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Brau
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DELHI NEWS ITEMS

Ralph Deck and family, of
Green Valley, were visiting a
few days the latter part of the
week at the home Of Mr.. Decks
sister, Mrs. j. M. Archer.
Charles Chroup and family of
Morton were Sunday guests at
the Robert Bramsche home.
The meetings in the Presby-
terian Church, being conducted
by the 7. M. G. A. gospel team,
are well attended and good in
terest is manifested.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neil Anderson,
of Minneapolis, came down the
last of the week for a few days
visit at the J. L. Borg home.
w. H. Parker, Of Morton, was
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BELvIEW EVENTS

Fred Halberg, of Montevideo,
was business caller at Beiwiew
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Grytfng
are the happy parents of a baby
girl born to them Tuesday morn
ing.
Henry Kastens, Of Echo,
transacted business at Belview
Wednesday.
G. F. Rain and family enter
tanned number of friends at
their home Christmas day.
Andrew Harried and family,
of Morgan, were guests at the
%. III. Mogen home Sunday.
Harold Pease, of Morgan,
Espent Christmas day with his
smother at Be1view.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. F. Lindell en-
tertained a number of friends
at their home southeast of Bel
view Monday evening.
A. A. Davidson and family, Of
Morris, spent the holidays with
relatives at Belview and vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Sampson
are visiting friends at Benson
this week.
L. Leonard and family autoed
to Redwood Falls Saturday.
Aug. F. Abraham and family
visited relatives at Redwood
Falls Sunday.
Ole Flaas and son, Harry, OF
Renville county spent several
days last week at the Stephen
~Loken home.
A. w. Lyslo and family were
guests at the Mrs. B. Hegdal
home Sunday.
Miss Agnes Omtveal, of Mon
tevideo, spent the Christmas
holidays with her parents at
(Belview.
z Miss Agnes Peterson and JUS
tin Peterson of st. Paul are Wis
iting at the G. Knutson home
in Swedes Forest.
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, Peoples Almanac
for the New Year

A better, more reliable, more
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It's complete calender pages,
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It's bright, breezy illustra-
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for convenient reference.
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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1915-12-29

Mr.. and Mrs. +. b. Grlnde
went to Minneapolis Thursday
to spend Christmas and New
Years with Mrs. Grinde's rela-
tives there.
Prof. J. B. Frazier, of Milroy,
came over Thursday to spend a
few days renewing old acquaint-
ance in this vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Sawyer
went to Minneapolis Thursday
to spend Christmas in the fam
lily Of J. B. Sawyer.
The Christmas tree program
given by the local Sunday School
Thursday evening was we'll at
tended and the youngsters &C
quilted themselves very credit
ably.
Miss Frieda Temple went to
her home at Wood Lake Thurs
day morning to be with her par
ents during the holiday season.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. V. Pearson
are spending the holiday week
with Mrs. Pearson's parents at
Hartland. During their absence
the hardware store is in charge
of C. E. Baum.
J. B. Frazier and Miss No
roena Storeygard spend Christ
mas day with friends in Tracy.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Engen
spend Christmas day with rela-
tives in Walnut Grove.
! Mrs. F. Hermann and daugh-
tiers. Lydia and Mildred, went
to New Ulm Friday to spend the
holidays with relatives at that
place.
Miss Anna Kastner spent
Christmas with friends at
Springfield.
| Lawrence Severson went to
Mankato Friday evening to
spend Christmas with friends.
/ Leonard Painter was Spring.
field caller Friday and Saturday.
He reports that he rallied prac-
ticallv all the town and got away
with it.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. r. SAWYER
snend Christmas with relatives
of Mrs. Sawyer at Sanborn.
| Mervin Walker went to Man
kato Saturday afternoon for a
/ short visit in the Wentz family.
Anton Overlee, Frank Stanley
and John Steinle called on
Springfeld's leading jeweler last
Friday evening.
Floyd Grammar is employed
as machinist in the Nichols Ga
rage during the absence of Mr..
Sixbury.
Mrs. Harry Painter enter
tanned her brother and his bride
from Echo over Christmas.
Arthur Cohn of the Revere
Mercantile Co. was married in
Chicago Christmas day to Miss
Rose Fleischmann of Chicago.
They will make their home with
M. Ziskin until such time as
there is a house obtainable. We
understand they expect to live
IN the house now occupied by
Ed. Nelson as soon as Mr.. Mel
son moves out.
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The Y. P. S. will meet in the
Norwegian Church basement
Saturday evening.
Miss Anna Knutson, who has
been attending the Minneapolis
Conservatory Of Music, re-
turned to her home in Swedes
Forest.
Alfred Enestvedt has been on
the sick list the past week.
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a weekend visitor at the home
of his sister, Mrs. R. G. Rogers.
William NJ. Stronach was home
the last of the week from ST.
Paul for few days visit.
A son was born Friday, De-
cember "a, to Mr.. and Mrs. Hen
ming Vogland.
Gust Johnson, who has been
visiting relatives at Upsala for
the past six weeks, returned to
Delhi last week.
M. J. Monsoon, of Minneapolis,
came down to spend the holidays
at the home of his parents in
Swedes Forest.
Grandma Welder returned
home Friday from a few weeks
visit at the home of her grand
daughter at North Redwood.
Miss Florence Parker, who
has been attending school at
Minneapolis at tie farm school,
is spending her vacation here at
the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Parker.
Mrs. Anton Mertens returned
recently from a visit with the
family Of her daughters at Cal
laway.
Miss Grace Tibbets returned
from Howard Lake, where she
has been attending school last
week to spend the holiday vaca-
ton with the home folks.
! Peter Peterson, Of Minneap-
oils, came down to spend cou-
pie of weeks visiting relatives in
and about Delhi.
Bert Mattison is spending A.
couple Of weeks visiting friends
at Manistique, Mich.
Oscar Lagerstrom went to
Howard Lake last week to spend
the holidays at the home of his
parents.
Miss Edna Stewart, who is
teaching at Lake Crystal, is
home for a two weeks vacation.
Alonzo Neale and wife, who
have been touring the west the;
past months, have returned
home. =
Miss Martha Smith. of Argy-
lie. ILL.,. is q ouest at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Mckay. /,
Grandpa McNaughton, who
has beer residing with daugh-
ter in Ontario, Canada, for sofTe
years, has returned and is now
making his home with his son,
David, in Redwood Falls. The
many friends of Mr.. McNaugh
ton in this locality will be glad
to learn that he is enjoying fair
ly good health for man of his
years.
Miss Sarah Stewart is home
from Seaforth to spend the holi-
days with relatives and friends.
Samuel Parker arrived from
"The 500" the latter part of the
week and will spend some little
time visiting with the family of
his aunt. Mrs. R. G. Rogers, and
other relatives.
The Ladies Home and Foreign
Missionary Society will meet
with Miss Elizabeth A. Stewart
Thursday afternoon at 2::3O.
Mrs. c. A. Marlowe and SON,
Harold, were holidays guests Of
relatives at Fairfax.
M. J. Piersol and wife of Nor
ton were over Sunday guests of
Delhi relatives. Miss Pauline
accompanied them home for a
short visit.
Mrs. Fred J. Starr entertained
about thirty relatives and
friends at Christmas dinner.
L. C. Hale, of Montana, is
making few days visit with
his friend, J. A. Piersol.
Frank Young and Fred May
mara lett Monday for a months
visit with relatives in Texas and
Oklahoma.
A. L. Leonard and j. M. Ar
cher have decided to close their
stores at 7:30 and after jan
uary /, except Wednesday and
Saturday evening.
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HITCHOCK'S
OLD RELIABLE
DRUG STORE
Tawney for Vice-Pres.

There is rumor that eastern
republicans favor James A. Taw-
ney of Winona, ex-congressman,
for vice-president. Tawney says
he knows nothing Of the tip,
but admitted it would be logical
to pick a presidential candidate
from the east and a vice presi-
dental aspirant from the west.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1915-12-29

The following pupils of Dis
trict No. 20 were neither absent
nor tar,dy during December
Thomas Demistoun, Rodney
Phillips, Ruth Phillips, Edna
Westphal and Gertrude West
pha1. Ethel Striegl, teacher.