The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1916-12-20

! ArmOTy Lee. ~ q II. AA-lI
A. w. Reiner and N. L. Cues
enberry of Clements were Red
wood Falls visitors Monday.
/ Oyster Stews are served at
the Gem Restaurant at all
times. l9-tf
| It is now an assured fact that
Vesta will have second bank,
backed by capital from Tracy.
/ C. E. Fowler has gone to Mus
catine, Ia, to spend the remain
der of the winter at his home
there.
! Clerk of Court w. G.. Weldon
suffered last week from bad
case of ptomaine poisoning but
is much better now.
i Sen. Frank Clague, who is
president of the First National
Bank at Lamberton, attended a
meeting of the directors of that
institution last Tuesday.
Mrs. McAllister spent the first
part of the week at Lamberton,
getting the Banner Hotel-re-
Gently acquired by Mr.. and Mrs.
McAllister-ready for business
under the new management.
F. B.oedow, Otto Dahmes and
A. Neudecher of Clements were
Redwood Falls visitors Monday,
having come over in the inter-
ests of County Ditch "a which
they are anxious to see ordered
in.
Mrs. Tyson and her son will
return from Chicago on or be-
fore Thursday of this week,
bringing with them very good
reports of the little boys health,
from the specialist whom they
consulted there.
| j. F. Jones has leased his farm
east of town and will move to
Redwood Falls in the early
spring. Mr.. Jones will devote
all his time next summer to the
interests of the cement block
and silo industry.
| Miss Amelia Stinson returned
Friday from the McCorquodale
home at Delhi where she was
employed as nurse for the late
Mrs. McCorquodale. The family
is now out of quarantine and
there is no farther danger of
ether members becoming i'll. -
Harry Scoates recently pre-
sented a horned owl to Ramsey
State Park, where it will be TAX
en- care of along with the other
fauna. Mr.. Scoates also con-
tributed load of corn fodder
to be used in feeding the elk
and deer in the park.
, Vern Shoemaker, son of Mr.
and Mrs. F. M. Shoemaker of
Renville County, left Camp
Llano Grande Tuesday and vii!
reach home in time for Christ
mas. Mr.. Shoemaker's time of
service in Company l. had eX-
pired and he was honorably dis
charged.
Clerk of Court Weldon recent
ly issued marriage licenses tc
Geo. L. sherwood and Fannie
Carlson, Amos Crooks and Ellen
Felix, John Oslund and Ovida
Sander, Clarence Whitlow and
Mary Jewell, Lauritz Sunde and
Anna Fering, Gustave Fossum
and Steena Swanson.
Judge A. r. A. Laudon had
hearings in probate court Mon
day and Tuesday in the estates
, of Jas. Sinnott, John Sinnott,
JOS. McGeough, Frank Trapp,
Rasmus, Jensen, Nels Jensen,
Mr.. Fernholz, Mr.. CORES, Mr.
! Zeug, P. T. Stevens, julius Mas
= and B. Coulter.
; John. Lamberton, who went to
Colorado last week, reached
Loveland just about the time
eight inches of snow did, and
, now John is wondering just how
: much better a Colorado winter
is than a Minnesota one, any.
way. However, he finds the high
Z altitude beneficial and writes
| that he is comfortably located
! for his stay at Loveland.
An interesting exhibit of ar.
ticles made in the industrial
classes of the high school ano
: eighth grade is now shown in
: the window of the postoffice
e The display includes articles Of
4 turned wood made in the man.
4 ual training department, under
9 the direction of Glenn Lukens
and articles of sewing and fancy
n work made under the direction