The Redwood gazette., 1916-04-19
TIE REDWOOD cAzErrE, REDWOOD FALLS MINN.

LIE regular ulCCCl1lX Ol JQ6
Pythian Sisters will be held at
the lodge hall tonight.
| Edgar Cole had the misfor-
tune to fall and break his arm
while playing Sunday.
| Fred Knapp has gone to Can
ada where he will spend a vaca-
tion Of six or eight weeks.
Perry Nelson Of The Leader
made a short visit here between
business trips last week.
A. 2. Hill, of Lamberton,
transacted business here Thurs
day and Friday of last week.
Attorney A. J. Praxel, of
Lamberton, arrived Sunday and
spent Monday here attending
court.
J. Albert Johnson returned to
Fargo Monday after spending
several days with his family
here.
Annual House Building num-
ber in the April Craftsman
magazine. Get it at the Ii
brary. 27-3t
Mrs. w. G. Weldon, who has
been suffering from throat trou-
BILE has recovered and is again
able to be out.
Rev. and Mrs. Grover Schur-
man have taken an apartment
in Mrs. Ackman's home and will
move there May l.
O. S. Dunham will begin buy
ing stock Monday, April "a. All
farmers having stock to dispose
Of should see or phone Mr.. Dun
ham. 39-1t
F. G. Hubbard went to Shake
pee Monday to see G. E. Larson
who is very i'll at the senitarium
there. Mr.. Larson is suffering
from acute rheumatism.
Eva Oliver, who recently un-
derwent an operation for appen-
dicitis, at the University hospi-
tai, is recovering nicely and is
expected home the last of the
week.
O. S. Dunham is recovering
rapidly from his recent severe
illness and is able to be out al
though he has not entirely re-
covered his strength since un-
dergoing an operation at Ro-
chester. /
E. Burch came down from
Granite Falls Sunday for a short
visit with his family. Mrs.
Burch and the children are get
ting settled in their new home
on the south side and Mr.. Burch
expects to come as soon as ne
can close out his mercantile busi-
ness at Granite Falls.
Mrs. F. L. Warner, who is
attending Mrs. Geroy during her
illness, states that her patients
condition is improving although
it will be some time before she
entirely RECEIVERS her strength.
Mrs. Geroy's suffering is much
lessened and she is able to take
more nourishment than at any
time since her illness.
Read the story of "The Battle
Cry of Peace" first-you will
enjoy the show much more.
Books containing complete story
for sale at Mike and Joe's for
NV 15c. 39-lt
The roof and boiler Of the
~hristian Church have been re-
haired and services will be held
there next Sunday for the first
time in several weeks. It was
necessary to repair the entire
roof which had been in such bad
condition that considerable dam
age was done the interior of the
church by the heavy SHOWS.
Leo OFT, Is year old son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert OFT of Eden
township accidentally shot him
self through the foot with a
shot gun while hunting rats
Sunday afternoon. The nuzzle
of the gun was pointing near
the instep and the charge of
shot passed down through the
foot demolishing the arch. A
physician was called who re-
moved the boy to the hospital at
Springfield where an effort IS be-
ing made to save the foot but
with small hope of success
Morgan Messenger.
Mrs. L. Beyer's place east OF
town was the scene of a pretty
home wedding Wednesday noon,
April IL, when Rev. A. A. Schen-
del read the ceremony that made
Mr.. Geo. A. Datwyler and Miss