The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1916-05-24

here Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. Frank Calgue was a guest
at the home of her brother,
Miles Porter at Mankato Sat-
urday.
The Grand theatre presents
another Red Feather Photo Play
entitled The Sphinx, in five acts,
Saturday. Alt
A new awning has been put
en- the Francois building in front
Of the H. G. Schmahl stores
front entrance.
Mrs. S. C. Peterson and her
daughter returned last week
from Minneapolis and will spend
the summer at Redwood Falls.
l.. w. Belden, illustrator of
the Redwood County History,
motored to Redwing Friday ex-
pecting to return Tuesday bring
ing Mrs. Be,den and his daugh-
ter to Redwood Falls to spend
the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. L. Swan, Of
Billings, Mont, were guests last
week Of Mr.. Swans parents, Mr..
and Mrs. O: J. Swan. Mr.. and
Mrs. Swan will return to Mon
! tana after a short visit at Wood
Lake where they went Friday.
The prices at the Grand thea
tire never change. Children five
cents; adults ten cents. Alt
Elmer George was taken with
an attack Of appendicitis Mon
day and Tuesday was removed
to the Redwood hospital. An
operation found the appendix
had perforated and his cond ton
was serious. At the time of 60
ing to press the young man had
rallied from the operation and
hopes are entertained for his
recovery.-Morgan Messenger.
DR.. E. A. Lyman, L. Sommers,
0. Goetze and Rush McAllister
went to the lakes Saturday for
a days fishing. The trip to the
lakes was made in DR.. Lyman's
car; the return trip made by
easy stages on the train, the
last lap bringing the party to
North Redwood at an early hour
Tuesday morning. The state
ment that fishing was good has
not been verified by any visible
signs.
The thoughtfulness of Miss
Moore, the librarian in charge
of the Redwood Fails Public Lii
brary, has provided a table for
writing purposes with all the
necessary equipment except pa
per. The table makes very
convenient place for the library
visitor to write notes or attend
to other work, and should some
organization wish to generously
furnish stationary, it's useful
ness would be greatly increased.
Mrs. Theo. Biggers returned
Thursday from Vincennes, In
diana, where she was called four
weeks ago to be with her sister,
Mrs. w. R. Cracked, who vas
dangerously i'll. Mrs. Biggers
eft her sister slightly improved,
but while there her only broth
er, E. w. Smith, a prominent
business man and mayor of Law
renceville, ILL.,, who was return
ing from grain dealers conven-
ton at Decatur, ILL.,, was taken
sick very suddenly on the train
and died before he could reach
home.
Joseph Danielson was up at
Redwood Falls last week and
fled for the Office of representa-
tive from Redwood county. The
other candidate is C.. M. Ben
dixen Of Morgan who has filed
for reelection. AS there are
only two candidates for the Of
flee, the names will not go on
the primary ballot but the con-
test will be decided in Novem-
Der. Mr.. Danielson is well
known throughout the country
as he has always taken great in
terest in public affairs, and has
been a public spirited citizen.-|
Walnut Grove Tribune.
No mention was made in the
Gazette of last week of the very
excellent exhibit of the work of
the grade school pupils, held at
the grade school May IL. The
work displayed was not only ex-
cellent and proof of splendid
progress made during the year,
but was also most artistically
displayed. The work of the low
er grades was interesting, but
in the seventh and eighth grades