The Redwood gazette., 1916-03-01
Rogers school southwest of town
a couple of days last week.

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Rogers school southwest of town
a couple of days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Lille left
Saturday for visit with rela-
tives in Wisconsin, after which
they will return to California
where they will hereafter make
their home. They were accom-
panied by John McCorquodale, a
brother of Mrs. Lille.
Neil Mckay and wife returned
Saturday night from Rockford,
ILL.,, where they went last week
to attend the funeral of Mrs.
McKay's father.
Robert G. Rogers and family
are now citizens of Delhi hav-
ing moved into the F. J. Tibbetts
residence on Vanderburg Ave.
last week. We are glad to have
these good people among us.
Sunday at the home of Her.
man Jacobson was given fare
we'll reception party to the A. G..
Mattson family who are to de-
part this week for their new
home near Swanville, MINI. We
are sorry to lose these people
from our community, they will
be greatly missed.
Catherine Holder has been
quite sick with nneumOnia the
past ten days.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. R. McCor-
quodale spent the latter part of
the week at Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Archer at
tended an Eastern Star banquet
and School of instruction at
Madison one night last week.
w. H. Parker, of Morton, was
visiting relatives and friends
here last week.
Rev. G. w. Elliott, of Tren-
ton, Iowa, was the guest last
week Of the family Of his son,
E. E. Elliott.
The S. A. Roswell auction sale
occurs this week Thursday. Free
lunch at noon, sale starts at one
o'clock P. M.
H. 7. Helgeson went Sunday
Ito Sacred Heart to visit his
father who is sick.
Miss Emma Kuck, Of Kintire,
and Henry Ahrens of New Ulm
? were united in marriage at the
home of the brides parents Mon
| day afternoon at two o'clock.
Miss Clarice Beer, Of Redwood
5 Falls, was a weekend visitor
: with her friend, Miss Bernice
r Parker.
Miss Bernice Parker enter.
2 tanned few girl friends Satur.
| day evening in honor of hel
2 guest.
7 If the health of Mr.. Holders
2 little girl will permit he and FREQ
5 Starr will move during the com
e ing week, just exchanging farms
e Miss Anna Cummins was mum
l bered among the sick the great
r err part Of last week.
: Harry F. Johnson accompanied
: his livestock shipment to th'
r South St. Paul market Sunda,
e evening.
e A. L. Leonard was a Twin
t Citv business visitor a few day.
t last week.
: L. w. Fairchild will assis
e Charles Harmanson with hi
v farm work the coming season
e He moved his family into tn
: tenament house on the Harman
n son farm.
For SALE:-1915 white den
n seed corn. Tests 96R. Pric
c $3.50 per bushel. Max Stein
|. licht. 31-3t
Mrs. Parrot and son Vernon
e were Morton visitors one da.
k last week.
n Hjalmar Hultquist made
trip to Upsala this week, accom-
e panying A. G. Mattson's car.
r Miss Alice Swenson was
d guest Of friends at Minneapoli
last week, attending the wed
t ding of a cousin during her stop
t Axel Hultquist went to Min
y neapolis last Wednesday wher
: he spent a week attending tn
Minnesota Lutheran conference
: Edwin Swenson returned Sat
urday night from his trip t.
Q Bessemer, Michigan.
|, Mrs. David jacobson and lit
Y tie daughter, Marie, returned t,
their home in the country tn
S latter part of last week.
HORSES WANTED
n Highest cash prices paid fo.