The Redwood gazette., 1916-01-19

lJOI WOuO1y.
Howard Mason left last week
to resume his work at the Agri.
cultural College.
Edit. G.. Hughes of the Echo
Enterprise was Redwood Falls
visitor Monday. 49,
Attorney w. R.. Werring snd
A. Albrecht, of Morgan, were
business visitors here Thursday
You will be able to buy the
Redwood Holstein Farm Com
pany's cream at the Home Bak
cry on Sundays. 25-2'
Northern Minnesota Home
stead lands. No residence re
uuired. Write Frank Suitor
Cass Lake, MINI. 26-3t'
Miss Leila Rogers and Miss
Beatrice Lane were among the
Redwood Falls shoppers from
Morgan last Saturday.
H. L. Jordan was called to his
home at Springville, Iowa, last
Friday afternoon by a message
stating that his mother is seri.
ously i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. J. John.
son, of McGregor, Mimi, called
on old neighbors and friends
here and made their daughter
Althera Parker, of Three Lakes
a few days visit.
| Stewart F. Lamb has recently
accepted position as private
stenographer to the governor OF
Oregon and is now serving in
that capacity. Mr.. Lamb was
at one time a resident Of Red
wood Falls.
A. D. Stewart returned Satur-
day from attending the annual
meeting of the state association
of the insurance company OF
(which he is secretary. Mr.. Stew
art reports a successful year
/ and a very pleasant meeting.
Quite a number from distant
towns came to Vesta last Satur-
day on account of the report that
had spread through the country
that Redwood County had been
declared "wet." They met with
disappointment nt.-Vesta Censor.
The ladies of the st. Veroni-
cas- Guild were entertained last
Thursday at the home OF Mrs:
Ira Reynolds who was assisted
in serving by several members
of the Church of the Holy Com
munion. A two course luncheon
was served.
The Sewing Circle of St. Cath
crimes Church met last Thurs
day at the home of Mrs. r.: F.
Jackson and elected officers for
the coming year. The new Off
GERS are Mrs. John Klaus, Pres,
Mrs. McGetrick, Vice-Pres.; and
Mrs. w. J. Kelly, Sec.
Mrs. A. E. King returned last
week from Rochester where sshe
recently underwent an operation
and is recovering rapidly from
the effects of her illness. Mrs.
Kings many friends are heartily
clad to know that she is making
such splendid recovery.
Oscar Vohs suffered an unfor-
tinate loss when he had new
! Oakland touring car destroyeaby
fire early this month. The car
was in a shed with the engine
running as Oscar was charging
the batteries. He left the ma
chine a few minutes to look at
ter some cattle which were out
and before he go back the auto
was in fames.-Morgan Messen-
ger.
From the Redwood Falls col
ony at Mount Vernon, la. comes
the word that a Redwood Club
was recently organized there
with Miss Clara Honetschlager,
Pres, Ira Rogers, Vice President,
James Darrell, Recording Secre-
tary, and Viola Gaffney, Core
spending Secretary. From two
such thoroughly competent sec
retaries The Gazette feels justi-
fled in hoping for full and fire.
quent accounts of the Redwood
doings at Cornell.
Think of it. Is quarts of cat
sup for only $1.85 and a little
seasoning. Sale January 21 and
%. D. E. Robbins. 26-1t
Mrs. Frank Clague went to
Mankato Saturday to meet her
mother, Mrs. Porter, and the
two ladies have started on trip
through the south with Florida
as their final destination. They
will visit at Chattanooga and
Atlanta and various other points,
finally reaching Miami, where