The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1916-02-16

miss Eunice Vale arrived here
Thursday for visit with
friends.
Chas. Dripps returned to Nor
ton last Tuesday after a visit at
the John Andrew home.
Mrs. A. D. McRae will enter
tain the ladies Of the Mite So
ciety at her home next Friday
afternoon.
Miss Geraldine Clausen went
to Minneapolis Saturday for a
short visit with her mother. She
returned Monday.
John Mowry, who has been
spending several weeks at Fair
bury, ILL.,, returned to Redwood
Falls Sunday night.
Miss Mary FELTON, returned to
Redwood Falls Monday morning
after spending the weekend with
friends and relatives at Mime
apolis.
The ladies of the Christian
lei urch will serve doughnuts and
coffee at the n. F. Dripps gro
Gerry all day Saturday, February
10. Price ten cents.
L. E. Backer was called to
Iowa last Wednesday by the
death of Mrs. Backer's father.
Mrs. Backer has been in Iowa
for the past several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Jaehning
returned Monday morning from
a pleasure visit to Chicago and
Milwaukee. Mr.. and Mrs. Jaeh-
ming were away about ten days.
O. J. Swan moved last Thurs
day into the house recently pur-
chased Of A. ]. White. This is
the new residence erected on the
corner of Fourth and Mill
streets.
DR.. and Mrs. J. w. Inglis went
to Minneapolis last week where
DR.. Inglis attended the conyen-
ton of state dentists. The Doc
tor returned Sunday morning
and Mrs. Inglis went to Iowa tor
a visit with friends.
Sanborn now has 544 inhab-
itants instead of the 443 of five
wears ago. The census was TAX
en- last week. This puts San
born up among the larger vii
lagos of Redwood County. The
taking Of Morgan's census Will
be completed next week.
"Ravmond Walter, Of Redwood
Falls. Mimi, who is attending
the Mankato Commercial COL
lege. was disappointed to read
the way the boys names were
printed, who robbed the Day
Hardware store at Eagle Lake,
so as to represent his name.
They were three brothers, Ray
mond. Wilfred and Walter john
ston. The names were printed,
Raymond Walter, and Wll1red
Johnston. Those who think Ray
mond Walter took part in the
robbery are badly mistaken; Kay
mond is taking a course in Snort
hand at present" Published by
request.
The Equality Club met with
Mrs. Philbrick February Z and
elected the following officers tor
the ensuing year: Pres, Mrs.
Fuller; 1st Vice-Pres., Mrs. Phil
brick; End Vice-Pres., Mrs. Fer
ris; Recording Secretary, Mar
garet Martin; !. Corresponding
Secretary, Margaret McRae;
Treasurer, Mrs. Callaghan; Au-
ditor, Mrs. C. D. Thompson. The
chairman appointed standing
committees as follows: Press,
Mesdames Martin, Wilson and
Starr; Legislation, Mesdames
Philbrick, Thompson, B. e.
Hall. Entertainment, Mes
DANES McRae, Francois, Fer
ris; Membership, Mesdames,
Leona Hall, Laudon and Collins.
Paul F. Dehnel, of BemldJl,
who started and conducted the
Springfield Free Press for a
time, was in Sleepy Eye last
Thursday and Friday interview
ing some of our citizens with
regard to starting paper in
this city. AS to what encour-
agment he received we were not
informed. If a respectable num-
Der of citizens and business men
in this city wasn't an organ, they
are entitled to it. We certain
ly can have no fault to find. One
thing we want to say however,
about a second paper in this city
is this: For many years we have