The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1916-10-25

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D. McCorquodale, of Echo, was
a business visitor here Monday.
w. H.. Gold went to the Twin
Cities Friday for few days
visit. 50
/ Fred Knapp, of Sleepy Eye,
spent Sunday with his parents
here.
f. Helmuth Hagen, of Belview,
WAS a Redwood Falls visitor
monday. ~; xs,va
F. j. Riedl, of Sleepy Eye,
transacted business here last
Thursday.
T Hugo Sommerfeldt, of Echo,
Twas a Redwood Falls business
visitor Sunday.
! A. Adler and H. G. Kugler, of
Echo, transacted business here
Saturday evening.
Miss Ruth Barber came down
from Madison Friday night for
a short visit at her home.
Miss Koefod spent Saturday
and Sunday at Minneapolis
where she attended grand opera.
Secretary and Mrs. julius A.
Schmahl will come from St. Paul
today to attend the funeral of
their friend, DR.. John Sinclair.
/ Mesdames Ira, Carl and Floyd
Reynolds have issued invitations
for a party at the home of Mrs.
Ira Reynolds Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Clarence Holley, of Red
wood, and Mrs. B. Fuhr of Sea-
forth were Vesta visitors the
latter part of the ek.--Censor.
Quite a number of Redwood
Falls young people attended the
dance at Morton Tuesday even
ing, and one at Belview We'd
nesday.
DR.. Gill, of Echo, visited at
4 the Redwood Falls hospital Sun
day with his son who was in
jured in the Slayton-Redwo
football game Sunday.
Louis Joss returned to Min
neapolis Saturday after spend
ing the past two weeks at the
bedside of his father, DR.. A. A.
Joss, who is still confined to his
room by illness.
The regular monthly meeting
of the fire department will be
held Thursday evening and the
attendance of all members is de-
sired as there will be further
discussion on the subject of the
purchase of fire truck.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. Werder
and daughter Inez, came back
from an automobile trip last
Thursday, arriving fortunately
before the heavy snowfall. On
their trip they visited Miss Ethel
Werder at Hamline University
and with relatives in Minneap-
oils. $50
Serg. Glenn w. Gold started
Friday for L.ano Grande, to re-
join Company L-after spend
ing his thirty days leayelof-ab-
sence with his wife and parents
here. Sergeant Colds. tenn ex-
pires in February. Among the
other members of Company L
whose terms of service expire
| within the next few months are
Ernie Gallea who will return
home soon after November 5,
and Vern Shoemaker who will
receive his discharge in Deem
Der. a..e~--@
Court week brought a num-
Der of the attorneys of this vi
entity to Redwood Falls and
those who registered at The Nc
Allister Sunday and Monday
were Judge l. M. Olsen of, New
Ulm, Court Reporter w. T. Eek
stein of New Ulm, County At
torney Albert Emerson of Lam
berton, A. J. Praxel, Lamberton,
E. B. Korns, Tracy, John Dali
zell, Morton, w. R. Werring,
Morgan, A. Hauser, Sleepy Eye.
and T. Davis and E. A. Niche,
of Marshall.
| O. A. Green came down from
Redwood Falls Saturday night
to help pack up his household
goods for shipment to the fu-
ture home of his family. They
will probably leave today or to-
morrow. It will be a new ex-
perience for either Mr.. or Mrs.
Green to live anywhere except
Edgerton, as this has been their
home since childhood, but no
doubt they will like Redwood
Falls very much after they get