The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1916-09-06

with his sister.
Miss George Riley, of Manka-
to, was the guest of friends here
from Saturday until Monday.
Miss Mable Kuenzli left Mon
LAY for Mankato to continue her
work as a student at the nor
NAL school.
Sen. Frank Clague left last
Thursday on a weeks business
trip in Canada. He will return
the last Of the week.
Messrs. Koch, Sommerfeldt
and Hardy Of Echo made a short
visit at Redwood Falls Sunday,
whi.e en- their way home from
New Ulm.
Mrs. Helen Robinson returned
the last Of the week from Tracy,
where she had been visiting
relatives ard friends. She also
visited at Lake Shetek and Gar
min while there.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Smith left
Friday for Mahnomen on a short
business trip. They motored t.
Glenwood, taking the train from
there, and returned to Redwood
Falls late Saturday night.
Miss Fern Kennedy has gone
to Owatonna where she will
teach during the coming school
year. Miss Kennedy was among
the graduates from the Manka-
to Normal School last June.
Misses He.en Callaghan and
Agnes Lauterbach left Tuesday
for Mankato to resume their
work in the state normal school,
Miss Callaghan as librarian and
Miss Lauterbach as student.
Miss June Woodward, Of Gran
tie Falls, arrived last week for
a visit at the home Of her friend,
Mrs. JOS. Tyson, and to assist
in the care of Master Tom Ty-
son who is now recovering from
his recent very severe illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. D. Monroe
and little son of Port Arthur.
Can, were guests last week Of
Mr.. Monroe's cousin, Mrs. E.
Kuenzli. They eft Sunday for
Rochester where they will seek
advice for the little boy,
who is an invalid.
E. M. Wilson, formerly editor
of the Lamberton Star, and now
residing at Newfolden, has been
made clerk of the consolidated
school districts at Newfolden.
Mr.. Wilson is also editing two
papers and is one Of the busiest
men in northern Minnesota.
Mrs. G.. R. Pease gave a re-
ception last Tuesday evening in
honor of Mrs. C. Fred Thomp-
son who left Wednesday for her
home at Los Angeles. Recep-
ton hours were from eight to
ten. Light refreshments were
served during the evening.
Miss Jean Colville has gone
to a business school in Minneap-
oils to complete her secretarial
studies. Miss Colville started
her preparations for a secretary
ship at the State University, but
found it was not possible to get
the necessary business training
there.
All who are interested in learn
ing dressmaking may join the
class in dressmaking which is
now being organized, club rates
will be $500 only. You must
join the class before Sept. 18th
and you may return to the school
anv time during 1916. Johnson
School of Dressmaking. 7-1t*
DR.. and Mrs. A. A. Joss re-
turned Friday from their
months vacation. Mrs. JOSS
spent the time in Minneapolis
with relatives and friends and
Dr.. JOSS spent a part of his Vs.
cation at the sanitarium at Sha-
kopee. Both are physically much
benefited by the rest and change
ard are ready to again take up
their duties here.
Sec. and Mrs. Jul. A. Schmahl
drove from St. Paul last Satur-
day afternoon, bringing DR.. John
Sinclair, their guest of last
week. to Redwood Falls for an
extended visit with friends. DR..
Sinclair is now a guestt at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. J. P.
Cooper. Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Aiken
were also members Of the par
tv, returning to ST. Paul with
Mr.. and Mrs. Schmahl Sunday,
Mrs. Aiken will leave this week
for her home at Whittier, Cal.
A large number from Olivia
and vicinity drove to Redwood