The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1916-03-22

a guest at the home of his aunt,
Mrs. E. Kuenzli. Me-
H. G. Werder left Saturday
for Blue Earth where he will
visit with his sister.
Miss O'Neil and Mr.. Orth of
Morton attended the Bostonian
presentation Monday evening.
Miss Alice Barnes entertained
a company of friends at cards at
Her home last Wednesday even
ing.
F. E. Person of the Person
Land Co. will leave today for
Minneapolis for a short bust
ness trip.
Peter and Ebert Meyer, of
Willow Lake, and Harry Rue of
Shutdown were business visitors
here Monday.
Miss Ruth Barber has &C
copied a position at Wabasso,
where she will finish a term of
school for a resigned teacher.
The Redwood Falls girls who
are attending the Normal School
at Mankato returned to their
school duties there Monday af-
ternoon.
Miss Erna Schon is here Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. Seth Wohl-
ford. Miss Schon is taking her
training at the City Hospital at
Minneapolis.
Mrs. Adella G.. Pratt, County
Superintendent, left Monday for
the south side of the county,
where she will spend the week
visiting schools.
Porter White died at his home
at Morristown, Mimi, Monday,
March Is. Mr.. White was we'll
known to many Of the older resi-
dents of Redwood County.
John Knudson is still quite i'll
and confined to his home. AS
soon as Mr.. Knudson is sufi-
GENTLY recovered he will go to
Rochester where he will consult
the Drs. Mayo.
The Mems Club of the Metho-
dist Church will have a banquet
at the church Thursday even
ing. Rev. Christian Holm of
New Him will be the sneaker of
the evening.
Erie Peabody, J. Bruer and
Frank Weeks shipped cattle to
the Chicago market Sunday, ac-
companying the shipments
themselves. They will return
early this week.
The Seniors have decided on
April Fl as the date for the pre- j.
sentation Of their class play.
The production will be staged
at the Armory under the direc-
tion of Miss Alice Hosmer.
Miss Margaret Larson cele-
brateJ her birthday anniversary
last Friday by giving each child
in her grade at school, a gen.
erous treat of candy and nuts.
This was Miss Margaret's ninth
anniversary,
H. 3. Sherwood has completed
his course in law and has re-
ceived his admission to the bar
of Minnesota. Mr.. Sherwood,
who was formerly member of
the local high school faculty, is
expected here next week for a
visit with friends.
Paul Lindeman, who was for
merly a salesman in the H. j.
Heilman shoe store, has gone to
Waverly where he has accepted
Ia position in a bank. Mr.. Linde-
mans place in the Heilman store
has been taken by Julian Stems
vad.
Mrs. VIM. Drury and two chill
dren arrived today for a visit
with her husbands parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John Drury. Mrs.
Drury's home is in Waterville,
Maine. She comes to Redwood
Falls from Iowa, where she was
called by the death of relative.
James Johnson, Grin Wolver-
ter and Roy Barber of Vesta,
left last week for Canada where
they will make their future
homes. Mrs. Wolverton was too
i'll to accompany her husband,
but will go in a short time in
company with Mrs. Johnson.
Buttons Business College,
Moorhead, Mimi, is the only
school that guarantees positions
and allows you to pay out Of
your salary. We pay railroad
fare from anywhere. Big dis
count for summer term. You
finish in three to four months.
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