The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1916-05-03

May Come. 41-1tt
Miss Mable Adsit was a Man
kato visitor Thursday.
Forest Croker, of Morgan,
was a Redwood Falls visitor Fri
day.
Hear Hollis pay at Delhi May
g, Morgan May 10 or Vesta May
II 41-1t
Mrs. R. A. Mahs, of Echo,
was a Redwood Falls visitor
Thursday.
Girl wants place to do gen
eral housework. Inquire at Ga
zette office.
Miss Edith Bollum last week
entertained Miss Mable Logan
of Red Lake Falls.
Miss Florence Porter, OF Man
kato. spent few days here with
her parents last week.
Robt. Price, of Wabasso, was
a guest Sunday at the home OF
his sister. Mrs. Bert Kleaver.
We have new line OF white
shirtwaists and wash skirts, TOR
YOUR selection. The Leader. lt
Miss Irma Schmahl returned
Monday to St. Paul to resume
her work at Hamline university
M. w. Hemingway, OF wa
SEGA, was a guest of G. A. ,Schlld-
knecht Wednesday of last week.
Mrs. R. G. Rogers and MISS
Roberta Rogers of Delhi were
Redwood Falls shoppers Friday.
Carl Harried Of Morgan guar
antees his work in piano tuning.
Notify him when you have such
work to do. 4l-AI
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Yackel, OF
Comfrey. were guests a few
davis last week at the Ned +.
Dripps home.
Miss Selma Laudon and Miss
Schwengle were Sunday guests
at the home Of Judge and Mrs.
A. R. A. Laudon.
Read the story of The Hoodoo
in this issue of The Gazette and
see the play at the Armory FRI
day evening, May 5.
Sen. Frank Clague went to
Minneapolis Monday evening on
:. short business trip. He is ex-
pected to return today. ~
See the Senior class, IN
The Hoodoo-a three act com
edy. at the Armory next Friday
evening, May 5. Admission 50
and SO cents. 4l - !
The H. C. Schmahl store build
ing has been much improved
during the past week by the re-
painting of the ceiling and 9TH
er interior deliberations.
S. P. Hicks shipped train
of cattle to Chicago Saturday
consisting of II cars, 2O4 head
Mr.. Hicks and son Tracy accom-
panied the shipment.-Walnut
Grove Tribune. sl1
Mrs. VIM. Jobusch was the
guest Of honor at a six O'Clock JOCK
dinner given by the Good VIII
Circle, Thursday evening, at the
home Of Mrs. R. F. Wherland.
Covers we're laid for twenty. An
enjoyable social hour followed
the dinner.
Clarence Foley, formerly en-
ployed as machinist in Kreiting-
er's garage and now part owner
of a garage at Redwood Falls,
visited friends and acqualnt-
ances in this city Monday night
and Tuesday. He informs the
writer he is enjoying a success
full business at Redwood Eal U.s.
Springfield Advance.
Ever see a submarine in &C
ton, submerging, rising, dis
charging a torpedo? See the
Battle Cry of Peace at the Ar
mory May 8 and 9. Alt
Miss Margaret Burmeistel
won a handsome picture for hel
room at school by writing a first
prize story in the Journal Junior
story contest. The story was
published in the Junior maya
zine for Sunday, April 80. Miss
Margaret is pupil in the eighth
grade. This is the second prize
picture won by the pupils OF
this grade, Miss Helen Sarche1
being the writer of the frs
prize-winner.
Peter Mckay, Of Delhi, spent
Friday in Redwood Falls. MIR
Mckay has nearly recovered
from his recent attack of rheu
matism which necessitated
stay of four weeks at the SAM
tarium at Shakopee. Mr.. Nc