The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1916-02-23
REVERE NEWS ITEMS

day OF last week.
A number from here attended
the Dode Fisk orchestra concert
and dance at Springfield Mon.
day of last week.
Miss Waklin, of Mankato. 3
trained nurse, was called to at.
tend Frank Virgins who was
seriously i'll with the measles,
last Tuesday, but the patient
took a sudden change for the
better and she returned to her
home Thursday. &C.,
Mrs. H. Take was caller at
Walnut Grove Tuesday.
w: Wohne and family of Hen
bricks stopped off on their way
home from a visit in Iowa for a
few days with the Dan Pemble
family.
August Schiele was in Nor
gan on business Tuesday of last
week.
AT a meeting held in the Of
fee Of the Standard Lumber Co.
last Monday evening plans were
laid for the organization of a
Commercial Club with the pur-
pose Of improving civic and
trade conditions and getting in
closer touch with the rural
trade. Officers elected were: F.
B. Grinde, Pres; J. K. Nicolay-
son" Vice-Pres.; A. V. Pearson,
Treasurer; and C.. Nelson, Sec
retafy. Negotiations are under
way7to arrange for the support
of a band by the club, to the ex-
tent of paying for the services
of an instructor, and to make
plans, as soon as the weather
permits outside work, to i'm
prove the appearance of the
streets and business places.
A special meeting of the fire
company was held Tuesday even
ing for the purpose Of enlisting
enough new members to bring
the, membership up. the stand
ard required to draw state aid
for the relief fund. Six new
members were enrolled, and E.
A. Fairchild was elected fire
MARSHAL for the ensuing year.
NJ. Ziskin spent a few days
the last of the week in Mime
apolis on business.
Ole Doe went to St. Paul with
a car of livestock, returning
Saturday afternoon.
Lawrence Severson went to
Window Thursday for few
days visit with friends and rela-
tives in that city.
Mrs. C. E. Sawyer and Miss
Frieda temple attended the pro-
duction of "The Shepherd of
The Hills" at Tracy Thursday
evening.
T. B. Sawyer was down from
Minneapolis on business a few
days the last of the week.
Herman Flick was Lamber-
ton caller on business Friday.
S. C. Warwick was in Walnut
Grove Friday, taking his son to
consult a doctor in regard to an
inflammation in one of his eyes.
J. g. Utterback transacted
business at Walnut Grove Fri
day morning.
Miss J. I. Stanley was in Lam
bertcn Thursday evening in at
tend nce at a meeting of the
Rebe cca Lodge.
Mrs. L. P. Rasmussen, and
daughter, Vandella, and her sis
tiers, he Misses Hitler were Wal
NIT Grove callers Friday even
ing.
Mrs. Albert Bittner went to
Marshall Friday afternoon for a
short visit.
Mr. and Mrs. J. l.. Waddick
were Tracy callers Saturday
evening.
&c Wilkie, of Tracy, was in
Reeve Saturday afternoon clos
ing y his last seasons business
and liking over some house
now : Jobs that are contemp-
lated or the coming spring.
Ro 9arlock, Of Walnut Grove,
was his village On business
Satu .v afternoon.
MI Eiehf, of Echo. who has
been ting her daughter, Mrs.
Harr pantier, for j few days,
went amberton Saturday af-
ternC
ia gen was in Lamberton
on BIZ IS Saturday afternoon.
Mr. Argust Schiele and chill
drent arted Saturday after
noon heir new home at Gil
fillan :. Schiele drove across