The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1916-09-27

VlSlLOT 1HuTSUdy.
Mrs. G. H. Posi-, Of Morton,
was a guest Of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Field Monday.
M. "A. Ebright was among the
Redwood Falls visitors at the
Lyon County fair last Thursday.
Miss Adah Tenney left Sun
day for Valparaiso, where she
will continue her musical stud
les.
Sec. Of State and Mrs. julius
"A. Schmahl will come to Red
wood Falls this week to attend
the fair.
DIR. John Sinclair, who has
been i'll, has reached the con-
valescent stage and will soon be
out again.
G. C. Enestvedt, of Belview,.
came down Monday bringing
with him the school exhibit for
the Belview schools.
Lee Tenney is making a short
visit with his father and other
relatives before going to his new
position at Huron, S. D.
Willis Virgins, who has been
very i'll, is gradually improving
and his parents are now very
hopeful of a complete recovery
within a short time.
Mrs. A. B. Winter expects her
father C. P. Gibson, of Milaca,
Mimi, to arrive early this week
and to remain in Redwood Falls
until after e fair.
D. w. Banker, of Sutherlin,
Ore, is visiting with his son,
Fred Banker, and with other
Redwood Falls relatives and
with his many old friends here.
The ladies of the Christian
Church will serve dinner and
supper Thursday and Friday,
the second and third days of the
fair, in the basement of the
church. Price IS cts. 1O-1t
Robt. Forest. Secretary of the
Murray County Fair Association
has expressed his intention Of
attending the Redwood County
fair this week. Mr.. Forest is
also editor Of the Lake Wilson
Pilot.
John Glassco and Roger Dol
lift left last week for Minneap-
oils to take up their work as
students at the state university.
John will he member of the
Freshmen class, and Roger is a
Sophomore.
7. H. Dast, of Nora Springs,
Ia, was a guest last week of
his daughter, Mrs. julius Chris
Jensen. Mr.: Dast was accompa-
MED by Mr.. and Mrs. H. Gid
ner, aunt and unc.e of Mrs.
Christensen. The party left the
last of the week for northern
Minnesota.
The young peoples society of
the Presbyterian, Methodist and
Christian Churches united in
rendering a social to the teach
ers and students of the high
school in the parlors of the
Methodist Church Tuesday even
ing. A program was given and
refreshments served.
The third year primary class
of the Methodist Sunday School
will graduate into the junior de-
partment next Sunday with fit
ting program and exercises.
Miss Grace Chapman has been
the teacher of the class for the
past year and the members are
Marguerite Larson, Mary Lar
sen, Priscilla Knudson, Mar
guirite Wilcox, Mary Jones, Hell
en- Myrum, Marion johnson, Do
ris Overneyer, Fred Swain, r.
ma Streeter, Everett Roberts,
Annie Flaherty, Eva Clements
and Lois Hillman.
Notice is given of the Corn
Belt Good Roads Convention to
be held at Madison, Mimi, Oc-
t0ber 5 at one o'clock. The
State Highway Commission, men
prominent in the good roads
movement from every county in
the Seventh District, and Hon.
Robert G. Dunn, father Of the
Minnesota road law, will be pres
ent and will be heard. Congress
man Volstaad will explain the
national appropriation for good
roads. The best road builder IN
the state will give a demonstra-
ton Of a good road.
The Leader, tie exclusive la
dies furnishings shop, has fur
Their improved it's new quarters
by the installation of two very
handsome glass show cases