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

loaded Friday and taken to the
Stensvad garage.
Judge A. C. Dolliff was a bust
ness visitor at Minneapolis the
first of the week.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. J. |. Miller and
baby of Morton were guests last
week of Mr.. and Mrs. F. Okin.
Miss Ella Weeks, of Wood
Lake, was a Redwood Falls us
itor from Saturday UNI u IL
day.
F. G. Hubbard went to the
Twin Cities Saturday night for
short business visit returning
Tuesday.
Mrs. F. Lobdell, her daughter
Miss Mildred and her son Wal
ter were guests at the home of
Mrs. Lily at Mankato last week.
Mrs. Jas. McGregor is at Red
wood Falls this week visiting at
the homes of her daughters,
Mesdames Hustad and Philbrick.
-Vesta Censor.
Bert Callaghan is now sales
man at the H. J. Heilman shoe
store in the position formerly
occupied by Julian Stensvad who
is now at work in the Stensvad
garage.
DR.. J. II. Henze went to Ma
son City, Ia, Friday, returning
Sunday in company with Mrs.
Henze and Miss Janet who had
been spending the week with
Mrs. Henze's parents at Mason
City.
Geo. D. Wells has been very
ill for several days at his home.
It is feared his illness is due to
being crushed some weeks ago
while engaged in loading coal
at the elevator.-Morton Enter
prise.
The county convention Of the
Royal Neighbor lodges of Red
wood county will be held at Nor
gan some time in May. Morgan
has a live order of the r. n. A.
and the members will extend a
royal welcome to the visiting
delegates Morgan Messenger.
aunt Becky's Album" will
be feature of the social hour
following the regular work at
the Eastern Star meeting to-
night. AS there is considerable
work to be done the meeting will
be called to order promptly at
7:3O o'clock.
A. O. Halter, expert piano tun.
err and repairer, is hereonhis reg
ular spring trip, and will be here
again in June. All regular Gus
toners will be called on. Others,
who may wish him to call, will
please leave orders, either with
Mrs. A. A. JOSS or at the Gazette
office. 38-lt
Major and Mrs. Albert Pfaen-
der are at home after very
pleasant vacation spent in Flor.
ida. The Major is much i'm.
proved in physical condition ane
: has quite recovered from the
troublesome cold and cough that
: he had for so long before leav.
ing.-New Ulm Review.
am especially equipped tx
: do first class dry cleaning OF
$ ladies white goods. | can bring
them out fresh and white a:
j they were when new. J. w. Nei
S man. 36-o
v Mrs. Frank Japs entertained
a company of friends last Tues
r day evening in honor of Mrs
r Hartung of Dawson who wa
d a guest at the Japs home. Tn
guests came in costume and tn
! affair was very pretty as wei
, as very pleasant Twelve ladie
4 were present. A two cours
luncheon was served.
n After complaining DecauS
q the newspapers are using poo
$ quality of paper, some people g
out in the back yard and procee
" to light a large bonfire consist
r ing Of rags and other old pape
~ stock."-Ex. Not in Redwoo
Falls. Here they call up til
r Winter Bros. who collect all tn
f. waste paper every Saturda
J. morning.
Manager S. G.. Peterson he
ri recently received notice from tt
20 Chautauqua bureau that D
4 Gunsaulus and Sen. Burkett wi
be the big speakers of the con
:, ing Chautauqua season. III
y Metropolitan Singers consistir
~ of seven people are also one
=. ~ the seasons headliners and Il
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