The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1917-09-12

: attended the state fair last week
DR.. J. A. Heidbrick Of Mime
apolis, spent Sunday with hi
classmate, DR.. J. w. Inglis.
Make money by feeding III
/ your soft corn. Buy cattle ant
hogs. 81
i Mrs. T. Riley has returned
J from Morton where she visited
with relatives.
i Mrs. r. E. Fuller recently
purchased REQ car of Farrell
& Keefe of Redwood Fails.
i Anton Lauterbach returned
Sunday from ST. Peter where he
visited relatives the past week
+ Parker Sanders was among
the Redwood Fails people who
attended the state fair last week
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Weldon
visited with relatives at Mar
shall Saturday night and Sun
day.
Jos. Tyson has returned from
Missouri where he has been max
ing an extended visit with rela-
tives. .
County Attorney Albert Ener-
sen and Attorney A. J. Praxel
i of Lamberton, were Redwood
! Fails visitors Tuesday.
Mrs. John Klaus will entertain
the ladies of st. GATHERINGS Sew
ing Circle at her home Thurs
day afternoon, September Ii:
The farmers in the vicinity
of Redwood Falls report that
the slight frosts of Sunday and
Monday night did practically no
damage to corn and very little
to garden vegetables. Some are
of the opinion that the frost will
serve as a benefit in that the
corn will now ripen faster.
M. P. Horton with the Willard
Storage Battery Co., visited here
one day last week. Mr.. Horton
is in the service department and
his work while here was to IN
ouire of the different auto deal
ers as to the way the Wizard
Service Station at Fobes' Elec-
trio Shop was handling the re-
pair, and other work connected
,:4L 4Io CT o4i03o
Clerk of Court Weldon last
week issued the following mar
riage licenses: Roy Holllngs-
worth to Esther Hickey, Carl
Nelson to Marie Uhrbom, Hen
nv Christensen to Esther Tim
gren, Ferdinand Warneka to
Florence Frank, R. A. Nichols
to Viola Clark, Clarence Jen-
nings to Dahpne Little, Fred
Dickmeir to Lucy Metag, Chas.
Kenney to Mary Peavey, john
to Ida Brog.
The C. O. F. elected the fol-
lowing officers at recent meet
ing: John Junenemann, G. r.,
James Whittet, V. c. r.; Jonn
Lauterbach ST., P. C. R.; A. }.
Henle, R. S.; Michael Lauter-
bach, F. S.; John H. Jackson,
Treas; Joseph Ruder, Speaker;
Jos. Lauterbach, Jerry Manoney
and Edward Dunlevy, Trustees
John N. Smith and William Dun
levy, Sentinels; Camillus Am
berg and John Ruder, Conduc-
tors.
The commissioners Of Red
wood County met Tuesday after
noon to consider matters per-
tanning to County Ditch No. 4,
and the final hearing on Ditch
No. 20, and also the Messman
contract on Ditch No. 20. Fol
lowing the ditch hearings the
commissioners considered the
petition of L. P. Peterson to be
set off from school district 43
to school district 95, of J. A.
Frasch to be set off from school
district 26 to district 81, and of
A. Wiedman to be set off from
district "A to %.
At the annual meeting Of the
Library Board neld Monday
evening, Judge A. C. Dolliff was
elected President to succeed H.
M. Hitchcock who refused to
serve in that office any longer,
feeling that the many years
work he had done in That capa-
city, entitled him to a respite.
Mrs. T. E. Finn was elected
vice president and Mrs. Marga-
ret Little was reelected secre-
tary. The librarians report
showed a satisfactory and grow
ing use Of the library, the read.
ing rooms having proved espec-
tally popular during the past