The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1916-02-02
Mrs. w. B. Steele, Of Delhi,
visited with relatives here last

Wtth.
Mrs. S. A. Hall has returned
to her home here after spending
sometime with relatives at Wood
Lake and at Granite Falls.
Louis Sommers, foreman Of
the Gazette plant, returned Sat-
urday from Hastings, where he
was called by the death of his
mother.
A hearing On the final account
of the guardianship Of Josephine
Shistek was held in probate
court Monday before Judge A.
R. A. Laudon.
Miss Anna Jensen returned
Saturday from Morgan for a
visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hans Jensen. Miss Jensen
is now employed as stenographer
in one of the banks of Morgan.
Little Kathryn Johnson Wis
tied last week with her father,
Harry Johnson, at Delhi. Kath-
ryn makes her home with her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Alfred Johnson, at Redwood
Falls.
w. H. Gold has purchased a
winter home at Miami, Florida,
and plans that he and his fam
| lily shall continue to spend their
winters in the sunny south. Mr..
Gold is expected to return to
Redwood Falls for a short bust
ness visit within the next few
weeks.
The leather covered chair
presented to the late Gov. Ham
mond, shortly after he took the
oath of office as governor OF Min
nesota, a little over a year ago,
by admiring st. James friends,
has been presented to the Pres
byterian church as a memorial
to the late governor, who was
member of the church.
In spite of the severe storm
last Thursday nearly forty mem
bers of St. Veronica's Guild met
at the home of Mrs. H. A. Bald
win where they were entertained
by Mrs. Baldwin and Mrs. G. ..
Borg. Several of the ladies VINO
lived at a distance were brought
to the Baldwin home in slelghs.
R. Stensvad left Sunday night
for Minneapolis to attend the
automobile show and to be pres
ent at the annual meeting Of the
state organization of Retail Au-
tomobile Dealers, of which he
is the secretary. Mrs. Stems
vad and Ingolf Stensvad will go
down tomorrow and remain tor
the rest of the week.
Company L has come back IN
to it's own again. Twenty -one
new recruits have been enlisted
recently which brings the num-
Der nearly to the limit. The
drills of the past few weeks have
shown a spirit of determination
on the part of the boys to make
Company L second to none in
the Second Regiment.
March II has been selected
as the date for the second an
nual Athletic Carnival. The car
nival last year was one OF the
big successes of the year and
everyone who attended was en-
thusiastic over the good lime.
Quite as elaborate carnival is
being planned for this year and
Just as many stunts OF varied
characters, and all new, will be
put on.
Mrs. Marinda Delilia Knight,
one of the first settlers of North
Hero Township, died last week,
Wednesday, January 10, at
Plainwell, Mich, where she was
visiting with relatives. The re-
mains were brought to Walnut
Grove, and funeral services were
held Monday at 1:3O at the
Methodist church, the deceased
being a member of that denom-
nation. Interment was made
in the Walnut Grove cemetery:
Mrs. Knight was the mother OF
Mrs. Cantine of Walnut Grove.
John A. Dengler Of this city,
son of John Dengler, the baker,
has been granted a patent en- a
novel idea in the shape OF a
bread pan lubricator. The in
vention is a simple and irex-
pensive device, which can be
used to grease the interior walls
of pans of different characters,
which are used in bakeries. The
feeding arrangement is auto
matte and can be operated uni
formerly upon each of the walls
of the pan. The pan can be
creased more quickly and the