The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1916-04-12

Bring your cream to Smiths
! grocery for good prices. 38-2t
Ed. Wells went to Minneapolis
Sunday on short business trip.
If you are wanting a small
rug call at Rutter's Furniture
Store. We have a fine stock. 38-2t
Any one wishing to bring
their copies of the Golfers maya
zine to the library will help
many inquiring readers who re-
peatedly ask for that maya
zine. 37-3t
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Knldson
| returned Tuesday of last week,
from Rochester where Mr.. Knud-
son went to seek medical advice
of the Drs. Mayo. The physi-
clans decided it was unnecessary
to perform a surgical operation
upon Mr.. Knudson.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. S. Durham
returned Monday afternoon from
Rochester where Mr.. Durham
underwent surgical treatment by
the Drs. Mayo for throat trou-
BILE. He returns much improved
in health. Mr.. and Mrs. Dun
ham made short visit with
relatives at Faribault before re-
turning.
John Longbottom, of Seaforth,
was a caller at the Gazette Of
fee Monday morning. Mr.. Long
bottom has read the Gazette and
| it's predecessors for the past for
ty-six years-and doesn't seem
to think he has wasted either
time or money. He is one of
the paid-in-advance readers
whom The Gazette finds so sat-
isfactory as a member of its
clientele.
The Public Library will have
the Home Furnishing number
of the Craftsman. 1t comes in
May. 37-3t
Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Cooper re-
turned last Wednesday from
their visit at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. w. H. Gold at Florida
and at other southern points.
They greatly enjoyed the Flor
ida climate and fruit. While in
Florida Mr.. and Mrs. Cooper
very kindly remembered several
of their friends by sending them
delicious grape fruits, much big
ger and heavier than those US
ually found on the market.
Mrs. Robt. Whyte charmngly
entertained sixteen of her lady
friends at her home Wednesday
afternoon in honor of her birth
day anniversary. The afternoon
was pleasantly spent in crochet
ing and in guessing conundrums
which were the source of much
amusement. A three course
luncheon of macaroni and cheese,
jellied chicken, potato chips,
olives; apple salad, rolls, coffee !;
sunshine cake and angel food
with whipped cream, was served.
Mrs. Whyte was presented with
several very beautiful gifts by
her guests and her other friends.
The Women's Relief Corp met
in the K. P. hall April 4. The
usual routine business was trans
acted. The Corps rejoiced to re-
ceive new member in it's ranks.
Mrs. Alberts, who was initiated
into the mysteries of the order.
Sunshine Collection was taken,
, amounting to II cents, which is
used for fruit and flowers for
the sick. Corps closed with the
usual salute to "Old Glory" the
. grandest flag of all nations. A
supper was served and social
time followed, in honor of our
new member. At our next meet
+ ing April Is, we will have short
+ program, beginning at $50 af-
ter which will be served a ten
!, cent supper to which everybody
: is cordially invited. Be sure to
!, come. The subject for the Re-
: lief Corps program is Minneso-
! ia and the G.. A. R. The Corps
ladies must bring we'll filled has.
q kets, or guests may go hungry
Press Cor.
. Annual House Building mum
Der in the April Craftsman
! magazine. Get it at the Ii
hrarv 1913